Craig Soley
Craig Soley
Craig Soley
Qualifications:
- B. Sc (Physio)
- M. Msk & Sports Physio
About Craig
Craig is an experienced musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapist with more than 20 years of clinical experience across private practice, elite sport, injury management and clinical education. He is passionate about helping people of all ages recover from injury, improve performance and return to the activities they enjoy.
He has worked with everyone from recreational exercisers to elite athletes and has held physiotherapy and strength and conditioning roles across Australian Rules football, soccer, swimming and international tennis. Most recently, he travelled as the Physiotherapist and Team Manager for the Australian team at the ITF Masters World Team Championships in Türkiye.
Craig has also competed successfully in karate for more than three decades, including at state, national and international level. His experience as both a clinician and athlete has given him a strong understanding of the physical and mental demands of sport and informs his approach to injury prevention, rehabilitation and performance.
Craig has a particular interest in sporting injuries, complex musculoskeletal conditions, post-operative rehabilitation and persistent pain. He believes the best outcomes come from combining a thorough assessment with hands-on treatment, exercise rehabilitation and patient education, empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery.
Alongside clinical practice, Craig has contributed to physiotherapy education through clinical mentoring and student supervision and has collaborated with surgeons, sports physicians and multidisciplinary teams to optimise recovery and return-to-work outcomes.
Outside the clinic, Craig enjoys staying active through strength training, cycling and karate, and is committed to helping every patient achieve their individual goals and return to the activities they love.
He has worked with everyone from recreational exercisers to elite athletes and has held physiotherapy and strength and conditioning roles across Australian Rules football, soccer, swimming and international tennis. Most recently, he travelled as the Physiotherapist and Team Manager for the Australian team at the ITF Masters World Team Championships in Türkiye.
Craig has also competed successfully in karate for more than three decades, including at state, national and international level. His experience as both a clinician and athlete has given him a strong understanding of the physical and mental demands of sport and informs his approach to injury prevention, rehabilitation and performance.
Craig has a particular interest in sporting injuries, complex musculoskeletal conditions, post-operative rehabilitation and persistent pain. He believes the best outcomes come from combining a thorough assessment with hands-on treatment, exercise rehabilitation and patient education, empowering patients to take an active role in their recovery.
Alongside clinical practice, Craig has contributed to physiotherapy education through clinical mentoring and student supervision and has collaborated with surgeons, sports physicians and multidisciplinary teams to optimise recovery and return-to-work outcomes.
Outside the clinic, Craig enjoys staying active through strength training, cycling and karate, and is committed to helping every patient achieve their individual goals and return to the activities they love.
