Meet Jeff Shaw. Brisbane – Gold Coast, QLD.

EXPHYS • February 8, 2022
Meet Jeff Shaw. Brisbane – Gold Coast, QLD.

Jeff is one of our exceptional exercise physiologists, and has been part of the team for 2 years. He sees clients face to face in Greater Brisbane, Gold Coast and surrounds; and nationally via telehealth.


Jeff has 12 years of exercise physiology experience including occupational rehabilitation in both the private and Government sectors. This includes 7 years working with soldiers with complex needs, including mental health and chronic pain.


Jeff holds a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science, and Post-Graduate Diploma of Exercise Physiology (Clinical). His professional interests are in Cancer, Mental Wellbeing, Fatigue, and Persistent Pain. Jeff is a proud father of his primary school son.


Jeff recently received this amazing feedback from his client:

“Jeff not only assisted in my physical health, but also my mental health. After the program, I became more confident. I think this was due to the holistic approach of the program as Jeff enquired about my entire state of wellbeing and not only my physical health. Jeff is an amazing exercise physiologist for so many reasons.”

Cynthia, 55 years old, Fatigue.


Jeff can assist you by contacting:

info@exphys.com.au

1800 EXPHYS (397 497)

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