Rebecca Vaughan

Rebecca Vaughan, Physiotherapist, (degree not listed) with Leeton Physiotherapy Centre in Leeton, NSW, brings thoughtful care to people in the Leeton area. She provides practical physical therapy that focuses on real-life movement and everyday tasks. Her work helps patients feel better, move easier, and stay active in their daily routines.

Rebecca Vaughan is based at Leeton Physiotherapy Centre, located at 59 Kurrajong Avenue, Leeton NSW 2705, a key medical hub in this part of New South Wales. This clinic serves the Leeton community and nearby towns, offering a friendly, local option for physiotherapy. If you need to reach her, you can call 02 6953 6960 for appointments and questions.

Services offered include physical therapy exercises to improve strength and flexibility, joint mobilization to help joints move smoothly, soft tissue massage to reduce tension, posture correction to support spine health, and gait training to improve walking patterns. These services are designed to help people recover after injuries, manage chronic pain, and prevent future problems. Routine sessions are tailored to what each patient needs, with clear steps and goals.

Rebecca values clear communication. She explains treatments in a simple way and checks that patients understand their plan. Her approach makes it easier for people to do exercises at home between visits. She also considers equipment, home layouts, and daily activities to tailor care to each person’s life in regional Australia.

The care style focuses on continuous learning. Rebecca keeps up to date with the latest physiotherapy techniques and best practices. She works with a team that supports your recovery and ensures consistent care. Teamwork helps coordinate treatment plans across different therapists and health professionals.

In Leeton, patients can trust Rebecca Vaughan for dependable physiotherapy. Her local presence, practical services, and patient-friendly approach build a solid reputation for high-quality care. Her expertise helps people regain movement, reduce pain, and improve function, so they can enjoy a more active life in this Australian community.