From the moment your consultation begins, you'll notice the depth of Taylor's knowledge, experience and skill as a Myotherapist. His reputation and results have led people from across Melbourne to seek out his expertise, establishing Taylor as a trusted healthcare professional in Melbourne's eastern suburbs for almost 13 years.

Since beginning his career, Taylor has worked with a wide range of athletes and sporting organisations, including the Collingwood Football Club, Melbourne Boomers and the Australian Open.

Taylor takes a personalised approach to Myotherapy, with a strong focus on restoring optimal soft-tissue function. He believes that addressing the underlying causes of dysfunction is essential for preventing injuries, supporting recovery and helping you perform at your best.

Whether you're dealing with persistent shoulder or lower back pain, recovering from an injury, or simply looking to move and perform better, Taylor will personalise your treatment to your individual needs.

Depending on your condition and goals, Taylor may incorporate a range of techniques including Trigger Point Therapy, Dry Needling, Functional Release Cupping and Shockwave Therapy. Each treatment is carefully selected based on what is most likely to provide you with meaningful improvement and pain relief.

As well as being a practising Myotherapist since 2014, Taylor has been a registered Strength & Conditioning Coach since 2011. This combination of hands-on clinical experience and strength and conditioning expertise allows him to take your treatment beyond simply relieving pain.

Once your initial treatment has addressed the underlying soft-tissue restrictions, Taylor can progress you into the next stage of your rehabilitation. Using his dual skill set, he will prescribe corrective exercises specifically designed around your body, goals and individual needs, helping you build strength, improve movement and progress towards long-term results.

Growing up locally, Taylor was heavily involved in sport, playing Basketball, Tennis and Football alongside Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). His natural athletic ability and dedication to training also led to an impressive 100m sprint time of 10.34 seconds.

His passion for sport and performance continues to influence his approach to Myotherapy today, giving him a unique understanding of the physical demands placed on the body—from everyday movement to high-level athletic performance.

Taylor still keeps active himself by competing in triathlons.