About
Meet the Team Behind Bull Creek’s Trusted Physiotherapy Clinic
Bullcreek Physiotherapy was established in September 2002 in its current location in the Southern suburbs. The practice is owned by Sania Musulin who is still currently consulting at the practice. All physiotherapists are current members of the Australian Physiotherapy Association and participate in regular continuing education sessions to ensure we are utilising the most current evidence based treatment principles. Bullcreek Physiotherapy have a hands on approach to treatment with emphasis on client care and education on injury and management.
At Bullcreek Physiotherapy, we pride ourselves on individually tailored treatment approaches with a strong focus on manual therapy, exercise prescription and education on injury and management. We are proud of our excellent word of mouth reputation and endeavour to provide a positive and informative treatment experience to gain best results for everyone.
History of Bullcreek Physio Name
When the clinic started in 2002, we wanted to use the suburb as our name. There had been a business named previously as Bullcreek Physiotherapy Centre somewhere else in the suburb, but it had been cancelled in 1999.
We met with a representative from White/Yellow Pages before we opened, to start our advertising and marketing plan, and they encouraged us to put Bull Creek as one word. This was because Bullcreek Medical Centre (which was on the corner of Bull Creek Drive and Parry Avenue) was a very big local clinic at the time and there were a few other allied health services which also spelt their name that way.
We were advised by White/Yellow Pages to make the spelling the same as the Medical Centre, as when people would look us up in the book, we would be listed after theirs. The other businesses which were spelt as Bull Creek were in another section and we were advised that this would lead to some people missing our listing and therefore wouldn’t be able to contact us or know that we were open. Of course, this was in the era before search engines were used and social media wasn’t even invented yet.
So, the one-word suburb name was registered and has stood ever since!