Miss Hui Fang Rachel Ng is a physiotherapist based in Potts Point, NSW. You’ll find her clinic at 18 Roslyn Street, Potts Point NSW 2011. She helps people work through aches, stiffness, and day-to-day movement problems, with a focus on practical rehab you can actually fit into your life.
As a physiotherapist, her work is often about getting your body moving better and feeling more comfortable. In many cases, that means starting with how you’re moving now, then figuring out what’s getting in the way. Joint and soft tissue stiffness can build up over time, and good physiotherapy helps break that cycle.
Miss Ng uses hands-on care such as joint mobilisation, along with tailored physical therapy exercises. These exercises are usually chosen to match your needs, whether you’re recovering from an injury, coming back from time off sport, or just dealing with ongoing pain. At times, posture and muscle balance play a big role too, so you may also work on posture correction and muscle strengthening exercises.
She tends to look at the full picture, not just the spot that hurts. That can include checking your range of motion, your strength, and how you move during everyday tasks like walking, lifting, or sitting for long periods. The goal is to help you build up confidence in your body again, step by step.
Over time, many people come in feeling stuck. They might have tried rest, over-the-counter pain relief, or changed their routine, but things still don’t feel right. With physiotherapy, the plan is usually to calm things down first, then gradually improve strength and movement so it lasts.
Miss Ng brings a solid physiotherapy training background to her appointments. Her education supports the way she plans treatment and guides you through exercises safely. There isn’t a lot of “fancy talk” in the clinic. You’ll get clear instructions, and there’s time to ask questions if something doesn’t feel right.
For research and clinical trials, there’s no specific public information listed. Instead, she focuses on careful, evidence-informed physiotherapy and ongoing progress you can feel in real life.