Rhea Torres

Physiotherapist

• Doctor of Physiotherapy (University of Melbourne)
• APPI qualified Pilates instructor, skilled in matwork & equipment Pilates
• Bachelor degrees in Science & Behavioural Neuroscience (Monash)
• Dance Physiotherapy
• Registered member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA)

Physiotherapist Rhea Torres likes to be involved in all stages of her client’s rehabilitation journey, from early intervention all the way through to late-stage return to sport and/or everyday life activity.

As a long term participant in dance, Physiotherapist Rhea Torres has strong interest in Dance Physiotherapy, including the treatment & management of injuries for performers. Rhea has a background in dance across the genres of ballet, tap & jazz. In 2007, Rhea was part of the first Australian cheerleading team to compete at the Cheerleading World Championships.

Physiotherapist Rhea Torres is an APPI qualified Pilates instructor, skilled in matwork & equipment Pilates.

Rhea’s primary sporting passion is swimming. Over many years involvement with different swimming squads, she has much experience in competing, teaching & coaching. With this high level of understanding of the sport, Rhea now treats & manages swimmers with swim specific related injuries.

Rhea Torres completed her Doctor of Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne, and has also attained additional Bachelor degrees in Science & Behavioural Neuroscience through Monash University.

Physiotherapist Rhea Torres is a registered member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).

Rhea Torres is on Maternity Leave from the clinic in 2024 but has returned to manage Clinical Rehab & Exercise (CRE) & Group Exercise classes during September at Physioworks Camberwell.