- Physiotherapy
- Manipulative Physiotherapy
- Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
- Elite and General Sports Physiotherapy
- Clinical Pilates
- Rehabilitation
- Dry Needling
- Spinal Manipulation
- Occupational Injury Management
- Industrial Physiotherapy
- On-Site Work Place Assessments
- Pre employment Screening
Physiotherapy:
Physiotherapists are health professionals primarily concerned with the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of spinal and muscular disorders.
Physiotherapists utilise knowledge of normal movement and the function of bones, joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments to determine if they are performing effectively and normally.
The aim is to restore normal and pain free function with the use of manual physical treatments including joint mobilisation, massage, electrotherapy, joint manipulation and exercises complemented by advice and education.
People who benefit from physiotherapy can range from athletes recovering from an injury, a worker rehabilitating from a back injury to the older person coping with the ageing process.
Manipulative Physiotherapy:
Manipulative physiotherapy is the term used for special handling techniques to promote healing of soft tissue. These techniques may include myofascial release, joint mobilization, manipulation and massage therapy. Our specialist practitioners will determine if this service is required to rehabilitate your condition.
Specialist Physiotherapy:
Specialist Physiotherapists have undertaken advanced, intensive training, have studied the latest evidence-based research and undergone rigorous examinations to be awarded fellowship in the Australian College of Physiotherapists (FACP).
Accordingly, Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists are recognised by the profession as having the highest level of musculoskeletal skills and as profession leaders in the management of musculoskeletal problems. The skill of the Specialist lies in the ability to assess, treat and manage complex, difficult and, at times, multifactorial musculoskeletal problems.
Elite and general Sports Physiotherapy:
From the weekend golfer or tennis player to the elite sports person, all levels of sporting abilities are catered for by our experienced staff. Successful sports physiotherapy requires a strong knowledge of the biomechanics of individual sports and identification of impaired or inefficient movement patterns which may lead to the development of injury, or contribute to injury reoccurrence.
Combining a detailed analysis of your sporting techniques and the use of sport-specific advanced rehabilitation plans (and liaison with sports physicians when necessary) we aim to manage your successful return to sport, at either the elite or general level.
Clinical Pilates:
Clinical Pilates is a special series of exercises performed in our gym to develop core and limb strength, restore flexibility and improve posture. It is performed either individually or in small group classes led by a qualified physiotherapist.
Dry Needling:
Involves needling to altered or dysfunctional tissues in order to improve or restore function. This may include needling of myofascial trigger points, periosteum, or other soft tissue. It can be used as an adjunct to your normal physiotherapy treatment.
Occupational Injury Management Industrial Physiotherapy -Work Place Assessments:
We have specialised physiotherapists experienced in industrial physiotherapy. We can provide one on one appointments tailored to the individual and work requirements and can complete on-site workplace assessments so that your employees have the safest return to work plan. All our therapist are recognized by the TAC/Worksafe as preferred providers.
Pre-employment Screening:
We also perform pre-employment physical screening, helping to ensure potential staff are the best available and physically able to meet the requirements of the role.