About
Cameron Radburn
Physiotherapist · DPT, B.Ex.Sc, B.Bus
Over 10 years working in health, movement and performance.
Movement and understanding sit at the centre of recovery
Cameron is a musculoskeletal Physiotherapist who has worked with people ranging from those new to movement through to elite athletes. He enjoys identifying the underlying factors contributing to pain or dysfunction and helping people return to everything they want to do.
As his career developed, Cameron came to see movement and understanding as central to recovery. His approach is to help people understand why they are experiencing pain or injury, then teach them the movement, exercise and self-management skills required to move forward.
In practice that means fewer mysteries and more explanation. If you leave an appointment able to describe what is going on, what you are working on and why, the plan is far more likely to work — and far more likely to keep working once the appointments stop.
Qualifications and certification
- Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT)
- Bachelor of Exercise Science (B.Ex.Sc)
- Bachelor of Business (B.Bus)
- Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association
- TPI Level 2 Medical Certified
The reason
Why TLP Physio exists
Too many people finish a course of treatment without ever understanding what was wrong, or come to believe that staying well depends on booking the next appointment. Others quietly accept lost strength, mobility or confidence as an unavoidable part of getting older.
TLP Physio was created on the view that most people have far more agency over their physical health than they have been led to believe. Given a clear explanation, a plan that fits their life and the right progression, people are usually capable of more than they expect.
The goal is to build understanding, capacity and confidence — not an ongoing dependence on treatment.
Background
Training, certification and experience
Cameron has worked with people new to movement through to elite athletes, across clinical practice, gym settings and golf.
Australian Physiotherapy Association
Member of the national peak body for Australian Physiotherapists.
TPI Level 2 Medical Certified
Titleist Performance Institute medical certification, covering the relationship between a golfer’s physical capabilities and their swing.
Over 10 years in health and movement
Over 10 years working in health, movement and performance, with people new to exercise through to elite athletes.
What TLP stands for
TLP is short for The Lifting and Pilates Physio — a nod to the two groups Cameron has spent much of his career alongside. People who lift, and people who practise Pilates, both tend to care about how they move. That is a good starting point for rehabilitation.
The name is also a fair description of how Cameron works. Rehabilitation here draws on two toolkits: the strength and loading principles of gym-based training, and the movement approaches that come from Pilates.
The two complement each other. Where a gym-based exercise does not quite address what someone needs, a Pilates-based exercise will often fill the gap — and just as often it works the other way around. Having both to hand means the plan can be built around the person rather than around a single method.
The Lifting and Pilates Physio
In practice
What that looks like in an appointment
Restore Capacity
Address the physical limitations behind the problem — mobility, strength, control and tolerance to load.
Restore Ownership
Understand what is happening and why, and learn the self-management skills to handle it without guesswork.
Restore Performance
Rebuild the specific qualities your training, sport or golf actually asks of you.
Maintain Freedom
Keep the capacity you have built so you can carry on doing the things you care about.
Work with Cameron
Book an appointment in South Brisbane, or get in touch to talk through what would suit you.