Your perth podiatrist
About Tracy.
Hi, I’m Tracy Cooke — an injury and rehabilitation podiatrist with 30+ years of clinical and teaching experience. I am also the founder and educator at The Stabilisation Academy. I help patients overcome stubborn foot and lower-limb issues by looking beyond symptoms to uncover the real drivers of pain and inefficient movement.
My approach changed when I realised that even patients doing everything “right”, yet their progress stalled. I kept asking the same question: Why aren’t they getting better?
That frustration pushed me to rethink everything. I realised the foot wasn’t the whole story — movement was. Behind movement is the nervous system coordinating balance, load, stability and control. So I went searching across disciplines, across countries, and beyond traditional podiatry… and that’s where the real answers started to emerge.
more than just the feet
A Different Way of Seeing the body.
I immersed myself in training that blended movement science, neurology, strength, fascia, and biomechanics — far beyond traditional foot care.
Over time, I developed assessment and treatment methods that uncover the real drivers behind stubborn pain, recurring injuries, and inefficient movement by connecting the dots between your feet, your brain, and your movement system.
a life long learner
My Tool Kit
- Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS)
- Fascial Manipulation Level 2
- Strength & clinical movement rehabilitation
- Post Grad Health Promotion
- Teaching Degrees
- Adult Education Qualification
- 30+ years of clinical podiatry
recover without fear
A new journey.
Originally from rural Victoria, in particular Warrnambool, word spread and patients travelled from all over Victoria to see me. Now I’m in Perth, closer to family and excited to bring this movement-focused approach to a new community.
If you’re proactive, curious, and ready to put in the work, you’re exactly the kind of patient who thrives here. Together, we’ll rebuild your movement from the feet up — with clarity, structure, and a whole-body lens.
