Upwell in the Media

March 30, 2021 In Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media By Matthew Stanlake

The Urban List: What is all of the fuss about?

So much love from The Urban List. Check out their article below & see the original here: --------------------------------- THE VERDICT If you take a peek into the future of health care, you’ll probably see something like Upwell Health Collective. This place is kind of insane: a tranquil Zen...

March 15, 2021 In Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media By Matthew Stanlake

Forge Magazine: Holistic health care makes business sense

Larissa Ham - Forge Magazine: "How a young entrepreneur used a frustrating personal experience to build a much-needed start-up." Ever wonder the why behind Upwell Health Collective? Here it is :). We were delighted to be the subject of a six-page feature in the latest edition of Forge Magazine. Forge...

March 12, 2021 In Health & Wellness, Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media, Wellness By Matthew Stanlake

VIDEO | Upwell Health Collective – “The Why”

As a trained physiotherapist and healthcare professional, Upwell’s founder knew there was a better way of delivering medical services in Australia – especially in musculoskeletal care industry. He experienced this first-hand when he engaged a range of health disciplines to treat his own musculoskeletal injuries. Over...

March 12, 2021 In Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media By Matthew Stanlake

The Power of Collaboration | Allied Magazine

Allied Magazine in an industry leading with an aim is to provide the Allied Health, Fitness and Wellness industries with a platform to share their stories, successes and lessons in business and in health....

March 12, 2021 In Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media By Matthew Stanlake

Channel 7 News: New Approach to Care

A new report has found it's not just the elderly who are affected by muscle, bone and joint conditions. @GeorgiaMain7 #7News pic.twitter.com/JFAeBRTn43 — 7 News Melbourne (@7NewsMelbourne) August 22, 2017 ...

March 9, 2021 In Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media By Matthew Stanlake

Herald Sun Body + Soul: 10 Pain Mistakes You Are Making

Upwell Health Collective Founder + physiotherapist, Matthew Stanlake, was featured in an article on "10 Pain Mistakes You're Making (and how to fix them)", syndicated nationally in News Limited's Body+Soul section. Matt gives tips on the importance of not avoiding your pain diagnosis and warns...

February 22, 2021 In Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media By Matthew Stanlake

MOVE Magazine Feature | with Jennifer Smallridge

MOVE Magazine - Exercise & Sports Science Australia (ESSA) Written by CAMELLA BRIGHTMAN "Winning a gold medal at Melbourne’s most prestigious design awards is no easy feat, but it’s exactly what Upwell Health Collective in Camberwell have just done. We spoke with Matthew Stanlake, Managing Director, and...

February 5, 2021 In Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media By Lydia Richards

HealthTimes: New approach tackles Australia’s growing musculoskeletal and pain epidemics

A new approach to managing chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions – including arthritis, osteoporosis and back problems – aims to lead the way in curbing the long-term and debilitating human, social and economic impact of these conditions in Australia. Located in the inner-eastern suburb of Camberwell,...

October 12, 2017 In Upwell Blog, Upwell in the Media By Matthew Stanlake

Forge Magazine: Holistic health care makes business sense

Larissa Ham October 2017"How a young entrepreneur used a frustrating personal experience to build a much-needed start-up." This month we were delighted to be the subject of a six-page feature in the latest edition of Forge Magazine. Forge shines a spotlight for Australia’s entrepreneurial success.The article profiles our...

June 30, 2017 In Upwell in the Media By Matthew Stanlake

The Age / Sydney Herald: Physiotherapist pushes for more integrated healthcare

Josh Jennings - The Age HEALTH JUNE 10 2017 Listening to physiotherapist Matt Stanlake, there are two ways of thinking about the chronic immune system disease that struck him in his early 20s. On one hand, the disease can be characterised as a decade of really poor...

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