We know from asking our past and present patients that getting you moving better, both in the short and long-term, is important to you.  Our first priority is often to reduce your pain and get you moving freely, but it doesn’t end there:  We love working with our patients to help restore or improve strength as well as return to the activities that are important to you.  We work hard to understand not just your injury or problem but you as a person, your goals and any barriers to recovery.  This gives you the best shot at getting better and returning to your normal activities, pain-free.

In your Initial Appointment we follow Six Steps to make sure we get a handle on all of the issues that can affect your recovery.  First, we enquire about your problem – how did it come about, how is it impacting you and what are your goals for treatment?  This leads to assessment where we identify key impairments in the body and pull these findings together to give you a clear diagnosis.  Next comes treatment, using targeted hands-on techniques and exercises to begin the healing process.  We then give you some homework and finally put together a plan that shows you your path to recovery.  We summarise all of this information in a clear, written Treatment Plan for you, so you know exactly what to do before you return for you second visit.

If you’re ready to begin moving, feeling and living better, call Mary or Phoebe at our front desk on 6056 6616. They will help you find a day and time that works for you to come in for your Initial Appointment.  If you’re browsing after hours, send us an email through our Contact Us page and Mary will get back to you as soon as possible with our appointment availability.  If you have private health insurance with extras cover you can claim a rebate on the day through our HICAPS facility.

Physiotherapy is a safe and effective form of treatment for a variety of problems.  The most common conditions we treat at our practice and that we are known for helping out patients with are:

• Low Back Pain and Sciatica.
• Shoulder Problems
• Outside Hip pain
• Knee Trouble.
• Neck stiffness, soreness and numbness down the arm