Personal, Supportive and Empathetic.

Joseph Lee, APAM

Principal Physiotherapist
Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy), APAM

Joseph has had a passion for helping people since he was young. A Year 10 medical mission to Thailand and Burma, where he assisted health professionals in refugee camps, helped turn that passion into a career in physiotherapy.

He has particular interests in persistent pain, tendon conditions and aged care. What he enjoys most is helping people get back to doing the things they love—whether that’s bushwalking, spending time with grandchildren or returning to a favourite activity.

Joseph enjoys hearing people’s stories and understanding the experiences that have brought them to his clinic. These conversations help him put their concerns into context and shape care around what matters to them.

Patients appreciate his clear explanations, practical tips and hands-on treatment. His approach is caring and realistic, and if treatment isn’t bringing the progress hoped for, he’ll help them find the right next step.

Outside the clinic, Joseph enjoys good coffee, bushwalking and playing with his two boys. He also enjoys the peace and quiet of a perm appointment—so depending on when you visit, you might find him with curly hair or straight hair!