Christopher Screnci
Physiotherapist
Christopher Screnci completed a Master of Physiotherapy at the University of Technology Sydney, and has a robust background in sports science and strength and conditioning, as an ASCA certified Level 2 Strength and Conditioning (S&C) coach. With a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science (Exercise Therapy Major) and various other post-graduate certifications, Chris brings a well-rounded expertise to his practice, specialising in sports rehabilitation, injury prevention, and performance optimisation.
Chris combines evidence-based practice with a focus on individualised care to develop tailored treatment plans for his patients. His goal is to help individuals recover from injuries and return to their desired activities, whether it’s related to sport, exercise, work, or daily life. Chris is dedicated to helping individuals achieve their physical potential, whether through injury rehabilitation, preventative care, or enhancing performance for athletes at all levels. With a genuine passion for sports, and a deep understanding of human movement, he is committed to providing high-quality care that empowers patients to lead healthier, more active lives.
Chris’ professional journey includes hands-on experience with high-performance sports teams and athletes at both the grassroots and elite levels, particularly in football. As the Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Western Sydney Wanderers’ A-League Womens’ team, he has extensive experience in developing and delivering season-long conditioning programs, providing on-field rehab, and assisting with physiotherapy-based treatments when travelling with the squad for interstate matches. He has worked closely with the physiotherapy staff and coaching teams of various other football clubs, including Sydney FC, Newcastle Jets, Macarthur Bulls and Football NSW representative squads.
In his spare time, Chris enjoys training in the gym, playing football socially with friends, and watching a variety of TV shows. Chris is a member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association, and the Australian Strength & Conditioning Association.