Meet Brenton Watson. Hobart, TAS.

EXPHYS • June 15, 2022
Meet Brenton Watson. Hobart, TAS.

Brenton is one of our outstanding exercise physiologists. He has been part of the EXPHYS team for 2 years.  Brenton sees clients face to face in the Hobart region, and nationally via telehealth. 


Brenton holds a Professional Certificate in Pain Science from the University of South Australia.  He completed both his exercise physiology undergraduate degree, and post-graduate Masters’, at Deakin University in Melbourne. 



Brenton has 8 years clinical experience, with a wide skillset across work injuries, corporate health, pain and fatigue science. 


Brenton is passionate about using pain science to improve the lives of his clients.  He is the respected past holder of Hobart’s local pain educator for Pain Revolution, a charitable organisation run by Professor Lorimer Mosely. 


Brenton has a personable, calm demeanour about him.  He and his partner enjoy the beautiful lifestyle of Tasmania.

 

Brenton can assist you by contacting:

✉️ info@exphys.com.au

📞 1800 EXPHYS (397 497)

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