Aleksandra Tomic
Physiotherapist and Integrative Acupuncture Practitioner
Aleksandra Tomic is the Founder and Director of YouGo Physiotherapy and an AHPRA-registered Physiotherapist with over eight years of experience helping people restore movement, reduce pain, and regain independence. Her healthcare journey began at just 14 years of age through a four-year vocational medical education in physiotherapy and rehabilitation. This early clinical foundation inspired a lifelong commitment to excellence, leading her to a Qualified Physiotherapist and later becoming a Physiotherapist Specialist in Post-Surgical, Post-Traumatic, and Orthopaedic Rehabilitation. Upon returning home to Australia, Aleksandra successfully completed the Australian Physiotherapy Council assessment process and obtained her Final Certificate, enabling her to continue her physiotherapy career in Australia. Committed to lifelong learning and evidence-based practice, Aleksandra regularly undertakes advanced professional development through the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) and other recognised providers. Her additional training in APA Sports Physiotherapy, APA Pain Physiotherapy, APA Gerontology, APA Clinical Pilates, APA Integrative Acupuncture and Dry Needling further strengthens her clinical reasoning and enables her to provide contemporary, evidence-based care tailored to each individual’s needs.
Aleksandra has a special interest in the management of complex pain, neurological rehabilitation, NDIS physiotherapy, musculoskeletal injuries, post-surgical, post traumatic and orthopaedic rehabilitation, mobility restoration, and healthy ageing. Her treatment approach combines hands-on therapy, exercise prescription, movement analysis, functional rehabilitation, education, and personalised goal setting to deliver meaningful, long-term outcomes. Guided by compassion, respect, and clinical excellence, Aleksandra is committed to delivering holistic, evidence-based physiotherapy that empowers individuals and families to move with confidence, achieve meaningful outcomes, and live healthier, more independent lives.
