Physiotherapy is an evidence-based healthcare profession that views human movement as central to health and wellbeing. Physiotherapy aims to maintain, restore and improve your function after disease or injury, so you can get back to doing what you love and enjoy an injury-free lifestyle that doesn’t hold you back.

What types of conditions can Physiotherapy help with?

• Back/Neck pain
• Muscle pain
• Joint pain
• Groin and pelvic pain
• Headaches and vertigo
• Sports injuries
• Sprains and strains
• Post-operative rehabilitation
• Acute or chronic injury
• Arthritis
• Postural correction and strengthening
• Sciatica
• Women’s and men’s pelvic health; including incontinence
• Adolescent and children’s injuries
• Chronic disease management
• Falls prevention
• Cardio-pulmonary rehabilitation and management

Physiotherapists assess the underlying cause of your joint, muscle or nerve issue, and using a combination of therapeutic exercises and manual therapy, treat the symptoms while providing lifestyle advice and education to help you get better and stay better.

Physiotherapists are university-educated health professionals with extensive training in anatomy, and biomechanics. They are highly trained to assess and diagnose your condition, then plan and administer treatment programs to restore movement and improve function to the highest possible level.

Our physiotherapists have experience treating a wide range of symptoms and ailments. We have extensive experience working with injuries that are a result of a motor vehicle or workplace accident. Our friendly reception staff can help you with your individual needs.

You don’t need a GP referral to see a physiotherapist, and we work in partnership with other health professionals to achieve optimal holistic health for you.