Get to Know Us

Whether you have mobility issues or a busy lifestyle, Comfort Physiotherapy offers flexible service at home or in the community.

"Movement is a medicine for creating change in a person's physical, emotional, and mental states."

Carol Welch

We prioritize patient safety and well-being in every treatment plan, ensuring that all interventions are designed to maximize your recovery. Our commitment to evidence-based practice and transparent communication ensures effective treatment.

Our Philosophy

  • Informed consent is paramount.

  • Caring is our passion.

  • A comfortable and respectful environment is essential.

  • Honest, open communication is crucial.

  • We treat clients as we'd like to be treated.

  • Your body + medical choices are sacred.

  • Being down-to-earth, hardworking, and positive is vital.

  • Enthusiasm drives better lives, it's important to take pride in your work.

Our Growing Team

Our people are what make us unique. Defined by their unwavering dedication to your health and happiness. With diverse backgrounds, extensive experience and a shared passion for personalized care, they have what it takes to support you on your journey to well-being.

Kate (Katarzyna) Ploch

Registered Physiotherapist (MscPT)

Kate is an esteemed member of our team with 15+ years of experience in acute care, home care, and private clinics. She brings a wealth of expertise and dedication to her role. With a profound commitment to in-home therapy, she recognizes its pivotal role in enhancing safety, mobility, independence, and overall quality of life for our valued clients.

Her professional focus is on an array of critical areas, including:

  • Post-Surgical Rehabilitation. Particularly post orthopedic surgeries.

  • Strength building. Personalized programs to improve your quality of life and independence.

  • Neurological Rehabilitation. Mainly for stroke, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's clients.

  • Balance Enhancement. Exercises to improve your sitting and standing balance.

  • Fall Recovery and Prevention. Fall risk assessment and fall recovery techniques.

  • Home Safety Assessment. Ensuring that the living environment is optimized for your well-being.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Kate maintains an active lifestyle outside of work, enjoys family time, biking, hiking, and engaging in regular exercise. Her passion for an active life mirrors her commitment to promoting mobility and health in the lives of those she serves.

Our "P" principles of recovery:

  1. Positivity: Maintaining a positive attitude is crucial.

  2. Practice: Regular practice is key, though it may be challenging initially. Remember, it's an essential step towards recovery, we and those around you are here to support you through the struggles.

  3. Progress: Progress may happen at varying speeds, and sometimes it may seem like you're taking two steps forward and one step back - overcoming challenges is a sign that you are progressing.

  4. Perfection: After your hard work, you'll start to see the fruits of your labor. You'll improve your ambulation, movement, strength, balance, and more.

  5. Payout: Eventually, you'll be able to look back and see your achievements and recovery. Everyone's experience is unique, depending on their goals and the severity of their injuries or conditions.