FITIO helps people move with confidence through personalised, evidence-based physiotherapy. We support NDIS participants, older adults through Support at Home, people recovering from injury or surgery, and private clients. Treatment is tailored to you and focused on less pain, better movement and living well.
“I take pride in providing professional, compassionate care grounded in a genuine understanding of the challenges my patients face. Supporting them to make progress, build confidence and regain greater independence is one of the most rewarding parts of my work.”
Pierre du Toit is the Director and Principal Physiotherapist of FITIO. He holds a Bachelor of Health Sciences, with a focus on neuroscience and physiology, and a Master of Physiotherapy. Pierre has experience supporting children and adults with neurological, developmental, musculoskeletal and complex health conditions across clinic, home, community, hydrotherapy and gym-based settings.
Pierre’s connection to rehabilitation is both professional and personal. After experiencing a significant brain injury at a young age, he underwent extensive rehabilitation and had to relearn how to walk. That experience showed him first-hand how hard recovery can be. It still shapes the way he works with clients today: with patience, encouragement and compassion.
Muhammad Zahid is an AHPRA-registered physiotherapist and the newest member of the FITIO team. He holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Riphah International University and has worked in private practice and hospital settings, helping people recover from injury and surgery and manage musculoskeletal, neurological and sports-related conditions.
Muhammad combines hands-on treatment with tailored exercise programs and clear, practical education, so you understand your condition and feel confident managing it between sessions. He is also completing a Master of Business Administration in health services management.
Languages: English, Urdu, Punjabi and Hindi.
At FITIO, physiotherapy is never one-size-fits-all. Every treatment plan is developed around the individual’s goals, abilities, daily challenges and preferred activities. Care may include hands-on treatment, massage, dry needling, targeted exercises, hydrotherapy, gym-based rehabilitation, mobility training and practical strategies to support long-term independence.
We believe that effective rehabilitation should be meaningful and relevant to everyday life. Whether the goal is to reduce pain, improve strength, increase mobility, recover after surgery or maintain independence while living with a long-term condition, treatment is designed to be practical, achievable and focused on what matters most to the patient.
FITIO provides physiotherapy for people of different ages and abilities, including NDIS participants, children, older adults receiving Support at Home services, DVA clients, WorkCover patients and private patients. We support people living with neurological conditions, physical and developmental disabilities, persistent pain, reduced mobility, injuries and post-surgical rehabilitation needs.
We also work closely with families, support workers, carers, support coordinators, medical professionals and other members of the care team to promote consistent and well-coordinated support.
