Ballina Moon Street Physiotherapy

Judy Blackburn - Judy is the practice principal and graduated from the University of Queensland in 1981. Judy gained a wide range of experience in musculo-skeletal physiotherapy both in Australia and England before settling in Ballina in 1987.
Judy is motivated by helping people gain control of their pain and educating them about their injury to prevent further problems.
Judy has always been interested in sports injuries and with the ageing population she has become interested in providing skills to help manage balance problems, osteoporosis and keeping fit at any age.

Darren Roberts- Darren joined the clinic in 2009. Darren has been a physiotherapist for 20 years, qualifying in 1990 in London. In 1999 he also completed his MSc in physiotherapy, again in London.

During his career Darren has worked in a number of locations including England, USA and France before settling in Australia in 2000. Although his experience has been varied, Darren developed a keen interest in sports injuries having worked in a ski resort in France and a sports injury clinic in London. In his spare time Darren enjoys running and triathlons.

Moon Street Physiotherapy is a modern practice focused on diagnosing, treating and preventing injuries. Our physiotherapists have many years of clinical experience and use a wide range of techniques and evidence based knowledge to manage your injury, whether it be sporting or non-sporting related. We cater to all ages and aim to make your experience as professional and as comfortable as possible. We have recently added hydrotherapy and limited home visits to our services.

Moon Street Physiotherapy is centrally located in Moon Street next to the Post Office, Ballina. Established in 1993, the clinic moved into its present premises in 2007. (Don't be tricked by the address in Tamar St!).

Contact us for an appointment - 66865600 or email moonstreetphysio@gmail.com

If the condition involves performance or movement of muscles, joints, tendons, nerves or other soft tissues a physiotherapist has a good chance of being able to treat it effectively.