Services

Two audiences, one body of work.

Everything below comes out of the same place. Manage enough of these injuries properly and you end up with a way of thinking that is worth teaching, and teaching it makes the clinical work sharper.

For runners and athletes

Any running or sporting injury. Bone stress is the specialty.

  1. 01

    Initial consultation $185

    The long one, for any running or sporting injury. Full history, a proper read of any imaging you already have, strength and capacity testing, and a look at what actually caused it, including training load, fuelling and bone health. You leave knowing what it is, how worried to be, and what the next six weeks look like.

  2. 02

    Follow up consultation $155

    Executing and adjusting the plan. Hands on treatment where it helps, rehab progression, retesting, and the deeper education that lets you make your own calls between appointments.

  3. 03

    Return to run and return to sport program Included

    A staged, criteria based plan built from your current capacity, not from a template. Deloads are scheduled in, the week on week jump is capped, and it lives in your login so you are not chasing a PDF.

  4. 04

    End stage rehab and performance From $155

    Athletes and stress fractures are not the same. The back end of rehab is where most reinjury gets decided, so this is strength, plyometrics and capacity testing taken to the standard your sport actually demands.

Fees are for the consultation itself. Private health rebates apply where you hold extras cover for physiotherapy.

Book as a patient

For clinicians

Teaching the reasoning, not handing out a protocol.

Most of the uncertainty with these cases comes from missing the framework and reaching straight for a protocol. Fix the framework and the imaging call, the offload decision and the loading plan all fall out of it.

The evidence here is robust but incomplete. Where the research stops and my experience across hundreds of managed bone stress injuries starts, I will say so.

Book as a clinician
Beau Walker-Tyrrell presenting to clinicians on who sees runners with bone stress
  1. 01

    One to one mentoring

    Bring the cases on your list. We start with the mental model, low risk versus high risk, capacity versus demand, then apply it to the patient in front of you. You leave with a plan you can action on Monday and the reasoning to handle the next one without me.

  2. 02

    Case based co-consult

    For a patient you want a second set of eyes on. A structured call focused on clinical reasoning, imaging interpretation, management and how to communicate it, aimed at the outcome rather than at being right.

  3. 03

    Clinic presentations

    In person to your whole team, anywhere in Australia. Topics run from bone stress pathophysiology and assessment through to diagnosis, imaging, management and case studies, pitched at the level your team is actually at.

Not sure which one you need?

Send through what is going on and I will tell you honestly, including if the answer is that you do not need me.

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