Compassionate care for every stage of movement and recovery
Ming Goronovsky is a Principal Physiotherapist with more than 11 years of combined clinical experience in Singapore and Australia. She graduated from the University of Queensland in 2014 and has developed broad experience across sports physiotherapy, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, chronic pain management and women’s pelvic health.
Ming began her career working with children and adolescents recovering from musculoskeletal and sports injuries. This experience shaped her interest in helping people move with greater confidence while understanding the physical, emotional and lifestyle factors that can influence recovery.
She also has a special interest in pregnancy and postpartum rehabilitation, supporting women through changes in strength, movement and physical function while helping them remain active throughout pregnancy and beyond.
“Rehabilitation should be a supportive partnership. My role is to understand what matters to you, guide you with compassion and help you take an active part in your recovery.”
Ming Goronovsky
Principal Physiotherapist
Rehabilitation shaped around the whole person
Ming believes physiotherapy should address more than a physical diagnosis. Her approach considers each person’s symptoms, movement, lifestyle, concerns and personal goals when planning rehabilitation.
She combines evidence-based care with empathy and clear communication, helping patients understand their condition and participate actively in the decisions and exercises involved in their recovery.
Support across sport, women’s health and persistent pain
Care is adapted to each patient’s stage of life, physical demands and individual recovery goals.
Sports Physiotherapy
Rehabilitation for sports injuries affecting children, adolescents and active adults, with progression towards confident participation in training and activity.
Explore sports physiotherapy →Women’s Pelvic Health
Physiotherapy support for pelvic health concerns, physical changes during pregnancy and rehabilitation following childbirth.
Pregnancy & Postpartum Recovery
Individualised support to help women stay active during pregnancy and rebuild strength, movement and confidence after delivery.
Chronic Pain Management
Compassionate, progressive rehabilitation for people managing persistent pain, reduced physical confidence or difficulty returning to meaningful activity.
Explore pain management →Care built on understanding, guidance and participation
Ming aims to create a supportive environment where patients feel heard, understand their recovery and have a clear role in moving forward.
Listen
Understand the patient’s symptoms, concerns, experiences and the activities they hope to return to.
Guide
Explain the condition and rehabilitation plan clearly so each stage of treatment has a meaningful purpose.
Empower
Help patients build the knowledge, capacity and confidence to participate actively in their recovery.
Supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum recovery
Ming has undertaken extensive training in women’s pelvic health through organisations including the Australian Physiotherapy Association, Women’s Health Training Associates and the American Physical Therapy Association.
She has a particular interest in helping women stay active throughout pregnancy and recover following childbirth. Care is tailored around each person’s symptoms, stage of recovery, lifestyle and longer-term physical health.
Building confidence in movement from an early age
Ming began her physiotherapy career working with children and adolescents experiencing musculoskeletal and sports injuries. This gave her an early appreciation of how injury, pain and reduced confidence can affect participation in sport and everyday activity.
Her sports physiotherapy training and Gymnastics Sports Medicine Practitioner certification support her work with active patients who require progressive rehabilitation before returning to training, performance or recreation.
- Children and adolescent athletes
- Gymnastics-related injuries
- Recreational sports participation
- Musculoskeletal injuries
- Return to exercise and activity
Rebuilding trust in movement
Ming understands that persistent pain and physical dysfunction can leave people feeling vulnerable, uncertain or hesitant to move.
Her approach combines education, gradual activity and evidence-based rehabilitation to help patients better understand their symptoms, rebuild physical capacity and regain confidence in meaningful movement.
Qualifications and specialised clinical training
Qualifications & Experience
- Physiotherapy Graduate University of Queensland, 2014
- More Than 11 Years of Clinical Experience Singapore and Australia
- Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
- Sports Physiotherapy
- Chronic Pain Management
- Women’s Pelvic Health
Certifications & Training
- APA Sports Physiotherapy Training
- Gymnastics Sports Medicine Practitioner
- DMA Clinical Pilates
- Women’s Pelvic Health Training
- Dry Needling Certified
- Kinesiotaping Certified
Movement-based rehabilitation with clear progression
Ming’s DMA Clinical Pilates training supports her use of controlled, progressive exercise as part of rehabilitation. Exercises can be adapted around a person’s symptoms, movement ability and physical goals.
This approach may be incorporated into musculoskeletal, pregnancy, postpartum or general rehabilitation where improving strength, control and confidence in movement is appropriate.
Work with Ming on your recovery
Book a physiotherapy session with Ming, or contact MoveMed if you are unsure whether her experience in sports rehabilitation, chronic pain, women’s pelvic health or pregnancy and postpartum recovery is suitable for your needs.