Stefan Jankewicz

Stefan Jankewicz

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Stefan completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia with first class honours. Stefan knows first-hand the significant role that exercise can have in managing pain and minimising the risk of future injuries. He is passionate about assisting individuals to reach their full potential with a strong belief in holistic body assessment (to identify the cause/s of an injury), appropriate hands on treatment + exercise prescription and self-management strategies.

Stefan has the knowledge and the skills to work with clients to deliver great outcomes through quality communication and education. He is currently playing football for Adelaide University in the amateur league and loves to keep fit by either running or trail hiking.

His main areas of interests include:

  • Lower Back Pain + Sacro-iliac Joint assessment and management
  • hypermobility disorders
  • Acute sporting + running-related injuries
  • Neck Pain

He also has a special interest in other musculoskeletal conditions such as:

  • Nerve related pain in arms and legs
  • Tennis elbow
  • ITB syndrome (lateral knee/hip pain)

Personal/Professional Development and Courses

  • SFMA Level 1 Course
  • Musculoskeletal Dry Needling and Acupuncture Course
  • Diagnostic approach to Shoulder Pain
  • Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar and shoulder workshops held at Therapia
  • Mental health first aid (2 day course)
  • Red Cross First Aid and CPR certificate

In his downtime, you’ll find Stefan at the gym exercising, spending time at the beach or going out for brunches.
Stefan can be contacted on 08 8221 5011 or stefanj@therapia.com.au and is available by appointment.

Stefan’s Mission Statement: Empower all my clients and family to be able to self manage their conditions through education and motivation to fully participate in life!

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