Mr Nicholas Mandis

Nicholas Mandis is a Senior Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapist at LDN Physio, with over six years of clinical experience in private practice and outpatient care. He also has experience working within the NHS at Finchley Memorial Hospital and with HCA Healthcare at the Shard in London. Niko combines a strong academic background with a deep understanding of rehabilitation, specialising in treating both active individuals and those returning to activity after injury.

He began his career in Australia, earning a Bachelor of Health Science in Sport and Exercise Science, followed by a Doctor of Physiotherapy degree from Macquarie University. Since then, he has treated a wide range of clients including individuals with chronic conditions, neurological concerns, and athletes across all levels. His hands-on work has included home visits, complex rehabilitation, and pitch-side support for youth and semi-professional sports teams.

Niko previously held the position of Senior Physiotherapist and Assistant Clinic Manager at Movement 101 in Sydney. In this role, he not only led patient care but also supported clinic operations, staff development, and community engagement with local sports teams and healthcare professionals. His earlier role at Lifefit Physiotherapy involved MSK, neurological, and community care, with a strong focus on mobility and balance training for older adults.

With a passion for sport and injury prevention, Niko worked with APIA Leichhardt, a state-level football club, providing physiotherapy to U18 and U20 teams. This involved pre-game preparation, injury management, and prevention strategies - skills he continues to apply in his current practice.

Niko has a particular interest in addressing upper and lower limb conditions, strength and conditioning, and using exercise prescription to help patients reach their performance goals. Known for his holistic and growth-oriented approach, he blends manual therapy with evidence-based rehabilitation techniques to promote recovery and long-term wellbeing.