Sports Physiotherapy

Our sports physiotherapy services cater to individuals who engage in high-intensity physical activities, from professional athletes to weekend warriors. Whether recovering from an acute sports injury or looking to enhance your performance, our expert physiotherapists provide specialised care. We focus on rehabilitation strategies for common sports injuries such as ligament tears, muscle strains, and joint dislocations. Our prevention programs help strengthen vulnerable areas, reducing the risk of recurring injuries. Additionally, we offer return-to-play assessments, ensuring you can safely resume sports activities with optimal mobility and strength.

Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy

Musculoskeletal physiotherapy is designed to diagnose and treat conditions affecting muscles, bones, and joints. If you're experiencing persistent back pain, joint discomfort, or stiffness due to poor posture, our physiotherapists can help. We provide targeted treatment for spinal conditions, arthritis, and repetitive strain injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome and tennis elbow. We aim to restore movement, reduce pain, and improve overall musculoskeletal function through hands-on therapy, tailored exercise programs, and ergonomic advice.

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Recovery after surgery can be challenging without the correct rehabilitation plan. Our post-surgical physiotherapy services are tailored to support patients who have undergone orthopedic surgeries, such as knee replacements, hip replacements, and spinal procedures. We provide structured rehabilitation programs to restore joint mobility, enhance muscle strength, and promote a smooth recovery. Working closely with your surgeon's recommendations, we help accelerate your healing process while minimising complications.

Chronic Pain Management

Chronic pain can significantly impact your quality of life, making daily activities challenging. Our chronic pain management programs focus on addressing conditions such as sciatica, fibromyalgia, and persistent lower back pain. Through manual therapy, targeted exercise programs, and lifestyle modifications, we help manage pain and improve your functional abilities. Our physiotherapists use evidence-based techniques such as dry needling, joint mobilisation, and posture correction to alleviate discomfort and enhance long-term mobility.

Workplace Injury Recovery & Ergonomic Assessments

Workplace injuries, such as repetitive strain injuries and poor posture-related discomfort, can hinder productivity and cause long-term health issues. We offer WorkCover physiotherapy services to assist employees in recovering from workplace injuries while ensuring a safe return to work. Our ergonomic assessments help identify risk factors in work environments, and we provide tailored solutions such as workstation modifications and manual handling training. We aim to create a healthier workplace by preventing injuries before they occur and offering effective rehabilitation strategies for those recovering from workplace-related conditions.

Dry Needling & Manual Therapy

Dry needling is an effective treatment method for releasing muscle tightness, alleviating pain, and improving circulation. Our physiotherapists use dry needling techniques to target muscle trigger points, reducing tension and promoting faster healing. Manual therapy techniques such as joint mobilisation and myofascial release further aid in pain relief and restoring mobility. These treatments are particularly beneficial for chronic tension headaches, tendonitis, and post-injury muscle tightness.

Personalised Exercise & Rehabilitation Programs

Exercise is a fundamental component of recovery and injury prevention. Our physiotherapists design personalised exercise programs to address specific injuries and fitness goals. Whether you require core strengthening, balance improvement, or postural correction, our customised programs help enhance your physical capabilities. We assess your functional movement patterns and create tailored workouts to promote long-term health and resilience against future injuries.


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