About LifeStrong Physiotherapy Chelsea

Daniel Beckman is the principal physiotherapist and clinic owner at LifeStrong Physiotherapy. The clinic was built upon a foundation of Daniel’s firm belief in providing unwavering client-centred care in a supportive, personable environment.
Daniel’s skill set includes managing acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries, dizziness and balance disorders (Vestibular Physiotherapy), provision of aged care physiotherapy and pre-employment assessment. His philosophy involves taking an individualised approach tailored to each clients physical and psycho-social needs, with the view of empowering them to self-propel an active, symptom-free life.
Outside of private practice, Daniel has worked in a wide array of Physiotherapy environments, from VFL football to aged care, a special development school and corporate Physiotherapy.
Drawing on his experiences in a wide variety of clinical environments, Daniel has the ability to confidently provide clients with appropriate assessment and interventions to address their complaints.
When not at work, you’ll find Daniel running around after one of his three kids or escaping for a jog around Albert Park lake.

We are very proud to have Connor represent Lifestrong as both a Senior Physiotherapist, as well as Manager of Clinical Services - overseeing the professional development of Physiotherapy staff and implementation of up-to-date clinical practice. Having graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons) from Monash University, Connor has honed his craft in private practice, with his unique ability to intertwine physical and mental wellbeing to achieve individual, goal-centred outcomes.

Connor is extremely passionate about treating sporting injuries and aiding people in their rehabilitation to return to sport. He further completed his Level 1 Strength & Conditioning Certificate at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in July and recently commenced a Graduate Diploma in Counselling to round off his therapist approach. Connor has traveled as team Physio for the Victorian U21 Basketball side, as well as several local soccer and baseball clubs.

Another keen area of interest of Connor's involves managing clients suffering from chronic/persistent pain. He thoroughly enjoys aiding people in understanding their pain and educating how their brain and lifestyle factors can influence your day-to-day pain. A strong believer in enabling people to take control of their rehabilitation, Connor helps build a solid foundation to improve both their injuries and general wellbeing.

Passionate about helping save lives from suicide, Connor together with Tom also operate a mental health and wellbeing podcast, named 'The Zoop Network'. Please feel free to get in touch and discuss all things Physio, Wellbeing and Liverpool Football Club related.

Stephen recently completed his Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) at Monash University. Throughout his studies, he has gained experience in numerous clinical settings including private practice, orthopaedics, neurological and cardiovascular physiotherapy. Through his experience in a
variety of sports over the years, Stephen has developed a keen interest in musculoskeletal physiotherapy. He has worked with Oakleigh Districts Football Club and Mazenod Old Collegians Football club assessing and treating a variety of sporting injuries. Stephen is very driven and passionate about helping people to achieve their health and lifestyle goals.

In his free time, Stephen gets his sporting fix playing golf, cricket and basketball. He also enjoys diving into a good TV show or movie, and supporting his beloved Essendon football club.

Daniel is an AHPRA and APA registered Physiotherapist, who completed his Doctor of Physiotherapy training at Macquarie University, after completing a Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science at Deakin University. Whilst Daniel is equipped to manage all general community based physical injuries, his special interests revolve around chronic lower back pain and sport's injury conditions. His philosophy focuses on treating each client as an individual, and working together to achieve physical goals utilising manual therapy, exercise, education and goal setting. His gentle and approachable nature enable him to communicate and manage clients of all ages and backgrounds. Daniel is an avid exerciser himself, and when not at work, is likely in the gym, fishing or doing some home renovations.

Whilst Boris is one of the quieter members of the team, he enjoys sharing his anatomical structure with clients to better help them understand their injuries. He also enjoys playing with children, and keeping them entertained whilst their parents are receiving treatment.