Physiotherapy Clinic in Aspley, Brisbane

Our Aspley Physiotherapy Clinic

Spine Institute is a leading Physiotherapy clinic in Aspley, on Brisbane’s Northside. Our highly trained and experienced Physiotherapist, Nick Mascali, offers a range of patient lead Aspley Physio treatment services to assist in the treatment and recovery of a broad range of musculoskeletal injuries and conditions.

Physiotherapy is the evidence based profession concerned with the restoration of movement and function when you are affected by pain, injury, illness or disability. This is usually achieved by physical methods, most commonly through manual therapy, massage, exercise prescription and advice.

Our Aspley Physiotherapy Services

There are many different types of Physiotherapy including Musculoskeletal, Neurological, Cardio-thoracic and Paediatrics. Currently, Spine Institute’s Aspley Physiotherapy team focuses on Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy treating conditions related to pain originating from sports and workplace injuries of the spine and limbs, sprains, strains, muscle and joint pain, bursitis and rehabilitation following surgery.

Our Brisbane Physiotherapists encourage patient involvement in your treatment enabling you to make a faster, and more enjoyable recovery.

Our Brisbane Physiotherapy clinic is located in the Aspley Fountain Centre complex on the corner of Gympie Road & Albany Creek Road in Brisbane’s northern suburbs with off street parking available. Book your appointment with our Aspley Physiotherapist now by clicking on the blue button below.

In addition to our Aspley Physio services, we also offer a range of Chiropractic and Massage services so you can get back to feeling your best! 

Nicolas Mascali – Physiotherapist Aspley

Nicolas is our resident Brisbane Physiotherapist at Spine Institute. With a decade of experience, Nicolas has a ‘hands-on’ approach to treatment with a bias on education and exercise to help patients get better and achieve their goals.

Since gaining his Masters of Physiotherapy from the University of Queensland in 2003, Nick has spent almost a decade working in private Physiotherapy practices in Australia assisting the community manage injuries and achieve performance related goals. 

Nick’s treatment approach is patient led, and given his long history with strength training, he places a bias on exercise and education. However, over the course of his Brisbane Physiotherapy career has completed many courses in manual therapy and dry needling and utilises these techniques as necessary.

If you would like to talk or meet in person with Nicolas to discuss any concerns you may have, he would be more than happy to help, so call or drop in today.