Mr Boris Saric is a physiotherapist based in Rooty Hill, NSW. His clinic is at 12 North Parade, Rooty Hill NSW 2766. Boris works with people who want to move better, feel steadier, and get back to the things they enjoy.
Day to day, his work often involves helping with aches and pains that build up over time. That can be from everyday wear and tear, workplace and study strain, or sports and activity that’s left someone feeling tight or sore. At times, people come in after an injury and they’re not sure what’s safe to do next.
Boris focuses on practical physical therapy that fits around real life. Sessions may include physical therapy exercises to build strength, improve movement, and reduce stiffness. He also uses joint mobilisation to help joints move more freely, especially when the body feels locked up or not quite right.
Soft tissue massage is another tool he uses when muscles feel tight, sore, or “knotted” from overuse. It’s not just about relief in the moment. The aim is to make it easier for you to keep moving, and to support the changes you’re working on with your exercises.
Posture can play a big part too. Boris helps people with posture correction guidance, particularly if long sitting, bending, or reaching has caused discomfort. Small changes can matter, and he usually keeps advice simple and doable, not complicated or rigid.
Boris tends to take a calm, steady approach. He explains what’s happening in plain language and looks at how you’re moving now. In many cases, that helps you understand why certain symptoms show up, and what you can do to help them settle.
Even when symptoms have been around for a while, progress is often still possible. It might be through better mechanics, better movement habits, or gradually building up what your body can handle again. Over time, the plan can be adjusted as you improve.
Mr Saric is trained as a physiotherapist and uses that training to guide hands-on care and exercise-based rehab. He doesn’t rely on one quick fix. Instead, he focuses on the steps that help people recover and stay functional.