My name is Birgitta Wright (Gitta). 
I am Swiss-German and live permanently in Australia since December 2003. I worked in various rehabilitation clinics in Switzerland and have a wide range of experience in the different fields of rehabilitation. My original overseas-qualification (please see below under 'EDUCATION') is not recognised in Australia.
Since February 2004 I work as a Soft Tissue Therapist and Personal Trainer in Perth. As a member of the Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS) I am recognised for Remedial Massage Therapy. Health Fund contributions are therefore available from most funds.
My philosophy is simple:
Get the client better
There are many roads which lead to a better health – and combining whatever technique and advice is necessary to benefit my client’s conditions is my main focus.
In recent years I have developed a very unique approach to improve the well-being of my clients and my original education and training now only serve me as a background knowledge.
Natural remedies and a holistic approach are currently the main focus of my work.
MY EDUCATION
1989: 'PHYSIOTHERAPEUT'- Degree in Germany (degree not recognised in Australia)
1992: Manual Lymphatic Drainage (Vodder Method) in Switzerland
1992: AFAA Aerobics Instructor Course In Switzerland
1994: SAFS Fitball Instructor in Switzerland
1997: POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA in my original overseas qualification from 1989 at the University of South Australia 2004: Master Personal Trainer AIF (WA, Australia)
2005: Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety Management at Curtin University (WA, Australia)
since May 2009: Education as a Polestar Pilates Instructor specialising in rehabilitation
TRAINING AND COURSE- History in Switzerland
- Specialized courses for the treatment of scoliosis, postural education and back education instruction
- Various courses for Myofascial Release and Trigger Point Therapy (USA and Australia)
- Special Treatment for Ankylosing Spondylitis
- Various Courses for Manual Therapy (Maitland Method)
- Courses for Mobilisation of the Nervous System (Butler)
- Clinical Reasoning Training
Benefits of Massage
• Stimulation to the blood supply, allowing toxins in the muscles to be removed
• Calming of the peripheral nervous system to ease pain and discomfort
• Toning and relaxing of muscles to improve joint mobility
• Improvement to the health of the cells, the repairing of tissues, and the easing of stiffness and tension
Massage Techniques
• Deep Tissue
• Trigger Point Therapy
• Manual Lymphatic Drainage
• Myofascial Release
Events
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HOPMAN CUP 2008
- STOMP 2008
- HOPMAN CUP 2009
