Richmond Rehab

20/04/2026

Luke Gray has officially joined the Richmond Rehab team.

Luke is an experienced Remedial Massage Therapist who has recently made the move from Rockhampton to Melbourne, bringing years of hands-on experience helping people move better and feel better.

He offers treatments tailored to your needs, including:

• Remedial Massage
• Trigger Point Therapy
• Dry Needling
• Deep Tissue & Soft Tissue Techniques
• Recovery & Maintenance Treatments

Whether you’re dealing with tightness, stress, training soreness or stubborn niggles, Luke brings a calm, professional approach focused on getting results.

We’re excited to have him on board.

Appointments available now.

📍 Richmond Rehab – Cremorne
📲 Book online via link in bio

17/04/2026

05/04/2026

Thank you, Cindy Tan for leaving us a review.
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02/04/2026

We’ll be taking a short break over Easter.

Richmond Rehab will be closed:
• Good Friday
• Saturday
• Easter Sunday
• Easter Monday

We’ll reopen as usual from Tuesday.

If you’re needing support before the long weekend, now’s a good time to book ahead.

Otherwise, enjoy the break, slow things down, and we’ll see you next week.

01/04/2026

Runs on legs, not petrol.

Looked quicker in my head.
Still better than traffic.

02/02/2026

Thank you, Megan Blake for leaving us a review.
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15/01/2026

Thank you, Polly K for leaving us a review.
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14/01/2026

A big Richmond Rehab update 💙

Tomorrow is Nathan Rogerson’s last day at the clinic.

Nathan has been a pivotal part of our massage team over the past two years. He’s brought a calm presence, high standards, and genuine care for the people he’s worked with — and we’re very grateful for everything he’s contributed to the clinic.

This year Nathan has been studying Exercise Science at Swinburne University, and he’s now been accepted into the Bachelor of Physiotherapy at James Cook University in Townsville.

We’re sorry to see him leave Richmond Rehab, but we’re genuinely thrilled he’s pursuing his passion for healthcare. Nathan is going to be a fantastic physiotherapist, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for him.

Thanks Nathan — and all the best up north 🌿

12/01/2026

The Australian Open has arrived, and every year we see the same thing in the clinic: a sudden surge of people inspired to dust off a racquet, book a court, and attempt shots their shoulders haven’t practised since 2014.

If you’re jumping back into tennis this month, here are a few simple ways to keep your body happy and avoid the common early-season injuries:

• Ease into serving volume. Shoulders don’t love going from zero to overhead power in one afternoon.
• Build some lower-body strength. Tennis demands quick shifts, lunges and direction changes. Controlled practice goes a long way.
• Warm up your spine and hips. A few minutes of rotation and mobility helps reduce post-match stiffness.
• Listen to any early niggles. Tennis elbow, shoulder tightness and low back irritation respond best when you address them early, not after a month of pushing through.

If you’re getting back on court and something doesn’t feel quite right, we’re here to help you stay moving well throughout the Open and beyond.