Physiotherapy
physiotherapist?
A physiotherapist is a first contact practitioner. This means you do not need a referral to see a physiotherapist. Physiotherapists are trained to perform a thorough assessment, diagnose your condition where appropriate, help you understand your symptoms, and develop very specific treatment and rehabilitation programs to help you achieve your goals. In collaboration with you, your physiotherapist will develop an evidence-informed, individualised management plan which focuses on your rehabilitation as well as prevention of further injury.
physiotherapists
help with?
- musculoskeletal conditions
- sports injuries
- post-operative orthopaedic rehabilitation
- persistent pain
- occupational health
- women’s and men’s and pelvic health
- vestibular (dizziness) conditions
- paediatric related care
- neurological presentations
- cardiorespiratory and cardiovascular conditions
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy focuses on muscle and joint conditions, helping to reduce and relieve pain in these areas.
If you are experiencing musculoskeletal issues, a physiotherapist can support your recovery, improving mobility, strength and coordination.
A physiotherapist can create a treatment plan with manual therapy, exercises and tips to prevent further injury to help you reach your goal.
Spinal Physiotherapy
With lower back and neck pain being so common, our physiotherapists specialise in the assessment, diagnosis, education and treatment of these conditions.
Spinal Physiotherapy helps to alleviate neck, upper or lower body and SIJ pain and have you feeling your best.
Sports Physiotherapy
Sports Physiotherapy is specifically dedicated to addressing injuries related to sports, recognizing the unique stresses that sports activities place on the body compared to general muscle and joint issues.
A Sports Physiotherapist plays a crucial role in aiding athletes’ recovery from sports-related injuries and offers valuable insights into preventive techniques for enhancing future performance.
Athlete Screenings
Athlete Screenings involve assessments conducted by physiotherapists and exercise physiologists to pinpoint deficiencies in mobility, strength, and balance. These screenings are customized to meet the specific requirements of individual sports. After a screening, our clinicians design personalized strength and conditioning programs to enhance performance and minimize the risk of injury.
physiotherapy appointment
Please contact our administrative team on 1300 125 543 or book online through the website to be booked at your nearest available clinic. We look forward to seeing you soon.
