Ms Rhea Tuteja

Ms Rhea Tuteja is a compassionate and highly skilled Physiotherapist who is dedicated to helping patients restore their mobility and enhance their overall quality of life. With a primary clinical focus on neurological rehabilitation, Ms Tuteja specialises in supporting individuals navigating complex physical challenges. Her areas of clinical interest include the management and rehabilitation of acquired brain injuries, stroke, spinal cord injuries, and Parkinson's disease.

Ms Tuteja completed her undergraduate degree in Science at Monash University, followed by a Doctor of Physiotherapy from the University of Melbourne. Having grown up in Zambia with an Indian heritage, she possesses a unique multicultural perspective that enriches her clinical practice. This diverse background enables her to connect deeply with patients from various walks of life, fostering an inclusive environment where every individual feels understood and respected.

Believing that effective rehabilitation requires a collaborative approach, Ms Tuteja designs personalised treatment programmes that align with each patient's personal goals. She focuses on maximising physical function and promoting independence, ensuring that her clients receive the highest standard of evidence-based care. Her reassuring and professional manner provides patients with the confidence and support needed to achieve positive health outcomes.