Harrison Dale

Harrison Dale is a Physiotherapist based in Gymea, NSW, Australia. He works at Gymea Physio Focus, located in Shop 1, 106 Gymea Bay Road, Gymea 2227. He offers practical care to people who need physical therapy and recovery after injury. He focuses on helping patients move better and feel less pain.

Harrison treats patients with physical therapy sessions and targeted exercise programs. He uses pain management techniques to help people cope with discomfort. He guides injury rehabilitation, so people can return to their daily activities. He may use joint mobilization as part of the treatment plan to improve movement. His work helps people of different ages stay active and healthy.

Living and practicing in Australia, Harrison understands the needs of the local community in Gymea and the surrounding Sydney area. He makes care easy to access by being reachable at the clinic’s phone line: 0295266686. He focuses on clear communication so patients know what to expect from each session.

The location in Gymea makes it convenient for residents and those in nearby suburbs to attend sessions. Patients visit Gymea Physio Focus for hands‑on therapy, personalized plans, and supportive guidance. Harrison builds exercise programs that suit each patient’s strength and goals. He helps with pain management that fits everyday life, not just the clinic. He also provides practical tips for home exercises and ongoing self‑care.

The care style is patient‑centered. Harrison listens to concerns and explains treatment options in plain language. He works with patients to set achievable goals and celebrates small wins along the way. He values teamwork with other health professionals when needed, to support broader recovery. He is committed to staying current with new methods in physiotherapy, so his patients benefit from the latest knowledge and techniques.

People trust Harrison Dale for reliable, respectful, and skillful care. His growing reputation in Gymea and nearby areas highlights his expertise and dedication to helping patients get back to the activities they love.