Frida Bleggi
Holistic, whole-body care focused on finding the root cause of pain, not just the symptoms.

Chronic Pain Management
Movement Dysfunction
Dry Needling Qualified
Frida completed her Physiotherapy degree at the University of Verona in Italy in 2011 and has been practicing in Australia since 2013, after completing all required registration examinations. With a strong focus on whole-body assessment and treatment, Frida takes a holistic and patient-centred approach to care. She has a special interest in managing long-standing and recurrent conditions, often helping patients who have struggled to find answers elsewhere. Frida believes in treating the body as an interconnected system and works to identify the root cause of pain rather than just addressing symptoms. She has completed advanced training through the Connect Therapy Series, enhancing her ability to assess and treat the body from a global perspective, and has completed further study in Visceral Manipulation, allowing her to incorporate a broader understanding of the relationship between organ function and musculoskeletal pain into her treatments. She is passionate about helping clients of all backgrounds achieve long-term results through a combination of hands-on therapy and targeted exercise-based rehabilitation.
QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy - University of Verona, Italy
- Certified in TMJ (TMD) Assessment & Management
- Level 1 & 2 Dry Needling
- Connect Therapy Series
- Visceral Manipulation
PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS
- Persistent & recurrent musculoskeletal conditions
- Whole-body & integrated treatment approaches
- Chronic pain management
- Movement dysfunction & rehabilitation
Main Interests
Chronic Pain Management
Movement Dysfunction & Rehabilitation
Whole-Body Treatment Approaches
Musculoskeletal Conditions
FUN FACTS
Where's home?
Originally from Italy, practicing in Australia since 2013.
Favourite way to stay active?
CrossFit, and exploring the outdoors
Outside of work?
Spending time with her family and visiting the Great Barrier Reef.

