Health & allied health in Perth Central

A multi-disciplinary practice whose wellness coaching starts with a 20 to 30 minute consultation with an integrative health practitioner, taken face to face, by phone or by video. Coaching runs beside the clinic's other rooms — functional medicine, movement coaching, physiotherapy, chiropractic, acupuncture and massage — so a coaching client can be referred sideways without leaving the building. Open weekdays from 6.30am to 6pm.

A Walcott Street speech pathology practice with a focus on autism and neurological diversity: assessments spanning developmental language disorder, articulation, auditory processing, executive function and dyslexia, alongside individual therapy, social groups for preteens and teens, school screening and staff training.

Dr Alex Freeman brings more than twenty years of practice to complex cases, joined by Dr Joel Maylor with an exercise-science background. Hands-on care spans adjustments, dry needling and soft-tissue therapy, with bulk-billed imaging available and no GP referral needed. Both practitioners are AHPRA-registered.

Louise Hug's pelvic physiotherapy practice sees both women and men — pregnancy and postpartum care, bladder and bowel concerns, sexual health, pelvic rehabilitation following cancer care and general exercise-based rehab, with an explicit welcome for LGBTQIA+ clients and telehealth available.

A Hobart Street studio that splits its Pilates by how closely you are watched rather than by how hard it is — clinical sessions cap at three, reformer classes at six, both fifty minutes. An assessment comes first either way. Women's health, pregnancy and postnatal physiotherapy run from the same rooms, and the studio states its clinical sessions are claimable through health funds.

Clinics in Subiaco Square and Edgewater offering children's and adult speech pathology, gender-affirming voice training, mobile visits and telehealth — one of the few practices in the metro listing adult voice work alongside paediatric therapy.

Chris Anastasios, an ESSA Accredited Exercise Physiologist, leads Reload Strength Clinic on Newcastle Street, providing individualised exercise rehabilitation for musculoskeletal injuries, orthopaedic and spinal conditions, persistent pain, and chronic and complex health conditions, including metabolic and autoimmune conditions. The clinic places a strong emphasis on client education, helping people better understand their condition, movement, exercise and physical capacity so they can develop the skills and confidence to manage their health and rehabilitation long term. Evidence based exercise prescription is supported by objective assessment and VALD ForceDecks testing to measure progress and guide rehabilitation, strength development and return to activity or sport. Medicare, DVA, workers compensation, NDIS and private health pathways are accepted.

Twenty-five years of physiotherapy from West Perth and Mosman Park, with podiatry and a sports dietitian under the same roof — and a physiotherapist-led bike fitting service using saddle pressure mapping, which is a rarer thing to find in a clinic than in a bike shop.

Physiotherapy and exercise physiology attached to a 24/7 gym on Brown Street: 45-minute initial consults, sports injury management, dry needling and massage, with WorkCover, motor vehicle, Medicare and DVA pathways all handled. Physio hours run early mornings to 8pm most weekdays plus weekends.

A Bulwer Street practice running its Pilates on the clinic side of the line: a one-to-one session with a physiotherapist comes before any class, and classes are then capped at three people so nobody is working unwatched. Reformer, mat and a mums-and-bubs class run on the same timetable. Classes are $70, or $65 each in a six-class pack.

A Lathlain clinic that runs a testing menu alongside its practitioners — body composition, aerobic capacity, blood lactate, strength and power, gait — with physiotherapy, exercise physiology and podiatry in the same building.

An established Murray Street osteopathic clinic offering structural osteopathy alongside the Perrin Technique, Mummy MOT postnatal assessments, massage and dry needling. Open Monday to Saturday with weekday reception, treating everyone from infants to seniors.

Three accredited practising dietitians — Caitlin Parker (also a credentialled diabetes educator), Christie Lee and Lisa Goldsworthy — consult inside this Albany Highway allied-health clinic, alongside exercise physiology, physiotherapy and podiatry. Open six days with Sunday by appointment.

A West Leederville training and recovery room where the cold plunge and infrared sauna sit alongside the gym floor rather than in a separate wellness space. Compression boots, red light and shock wave therapy are on the same menu as pilates and yoga classes, which makes it more of an athlete's setup than a spa. Open from 6.30am on weekdays and Saturday mornings, closed Sundays.

A Matlock Street studio with an unusually wide timetable for a Pilates address — reformer classes and studio sessions share the building with an infrared sauna, an Inside Flow yoga class, kinesiology and a mobility and balance class. A second location runs on Angelo Street in South Perth. Useful if you would rather book one place for several different things.

A West Perth women's health clinic whose physiotherapists work across pelvic floor concerns — prolapse, urinary leakage, pelvic pain — and antenatal and postnatal care, as part of a broader women's health practice.