Claire Eardley

Claire Eardley is a Physiotherapist based at Silas St Physio + Pilates in East Fremantle, WA. She helps people in Australia improve movement, ease pain, and stay active. You can find her at 10 Silas Street, East Fremantle 6158, where the clinic welcomes locals from the surrounding suburbs. Her work focuses on practical care that fits real life in Western Australia.

Claire’s services include physical therapy exercises that strengthen and improve mobility. She also uses joint mobilization to help stiff joints move more smoothly. Posture correction is another key part of her approach, helping people stand and sit with less strain. Pain management techniques are used to reduce discomfort and support better daily function. These treatments aim to reduce pain without relying on meds whenever possible, so patients can keep moving.

The care style at Silas St Physio + Pilates is about listening first. Claire explains what she plans to do and why it helps. She works with patients step by step so they understand their road to recovery. This careful, patient-friendly approach makes it easier to follow exercises and home programs.

Locals in East Fremantle and the wider Perth area can access care close to home, saving time and keeping routines simple. The clinic is part of a team that values continuous learning, staying up to date with the latest evidence and techniques in physiotherapy. Claire collaborates with colleagues to tailor plans that fit each person’s life, work, and goals. This teamwork helps patients get the best possible outcomes.

People come to Claire for reliable, respectful care that supports long-term wellbeing. Her focus on clear communication, consistent progress, and practical steps builds trust with families and individuals alike. With a solid local presence in East Fremantle, she has earned a growing reputation for thoughtful, effective physiotherapy. When you choose Claire Eardley at Silas St Physio + Pilates, you choose expertise you can rely on for better movement, less pain, and a steadier path to daily activity in Australia.