About Us
The team at Massage and Injury Management Clinic is led by Malcolm Calcutt, an experienced practitioner with more than 30 years in the industry. Malcolm now has an Advanced Diploma of Soft Tissue Therapy, but the real evidence of his expertise can be seen within his achievements.
Over a period spaning about a decade, Malcolm was the massage therapist of choice for Athletics Australia. In that time he travelled with Australian teams to 3 World Championships, 3 Commonwealth games and the Sydney Olympics. On an ongoing basis, Malcolm has also worked with high profile sporting teams including Claremont Football club, Perth Glory (Soccer), Western Warriors (Cricket), Stadium Triathlon Club and a number of travelling international teams.
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Working with athletes is more demanding both physically and mentally, so the learning is greater. The athletes only care for results so as long as you are positive to their performance, they become guinea pigs for techniques. This is then bought back into the clinic to help every client in a safe, tried and tested way.
Malcolm Calcutt
Therapist/Owner
Qualifications
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Associate Diploma of Health Science (Massage)
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Diploma of Remedial Massage
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Advanced Diploma of Soft Tissue Therapy
Association Membership
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Association of Massage therapists
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Sports Medicine Australia (SMA)
Style of Massage
What I love about massage
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Deep Tissue
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Dry needling
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Trigger Point therapy
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Relaxation Massage
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Postural Massage
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Visceral Manipulation
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Injury Management
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Remedial Massage
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Foot mobilizations
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Sports Massage
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Therapeutic Massage
Helping people to reach their full potential by managing their injuries and efficiently using their bodies. Giving simple and effective ways to incorporate change into their lives using existing patterns with a little change (exercise and posture), so they are easier to do. Knowing that teaching people and using massage techniques can make a difference in all aspects of people’s lives. To empower people. If I can help you to help yourself, I have been rewarded in helping a human being!
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I now have a video section to reaffirm any exercises and posture that is advised by me to my clients. This is to give you a resource to come back when you feel the need to ensure you are doing the exercises well.
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With well over a dozen qualifications between them, Armando Chiera, Gavin Clark, Jayne Middleton, Martine Visser, Manuella Madosa, Epril Nossent and Justin Kiely really do make this a complete team with a wide range of skills.
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Their expertise, passion for massage and commitment to delivering the highest level of service possible has helped the clinic become what is today which is arguably the Western Australian industry leader, if not the country.
Our Mission
To provide excellent service and help you to achieve your ultimate health goals.
Code of Ethics
That we will provide a safe setting where you and your problems will be accepted without judgment.
That we will not seek to meet any of our personal needs through you, except
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Our need to receive a reasonable fee for our work, and
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Our need to take pride in the quality of our work.
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That we will bring no sexual agenda into the treatment room.
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That we will seek to render the most effective assessment and treatment that our skills and knowledge will afford, according to our best judgment.
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That we will not ask you to tolerate any discomfort other than that necessary to effective assessment and treatment.
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That we will do nothing to you without your informed consent.
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We treat people, not bodies: we want you to know who is working on you, and we want to know who we are working on.
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We will discuss your condition and your treatment goals.
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We will take a history, and find out as much as may be relevant about your life, including your work, your family, your activities and your sources of stress and tension. We will ask you about any medical conditions or recent injuries or surgeries, and any medications you may be taking.
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We will tell you what our speculations are about your problem based on what you have told us, and give you as much of an indication as we can at that point of what we propose to do in assessment and treatment.
Both before and after assessment and treatment we may discuss issues of ergonomics, and make recommendations about things you can do at home and work to help alleviate your situation.