Physiotherapy

You will be greeted by our friendly admin staff and asked to fill out a form including your past history and how your current condition is affecting your life. Your physiotherapist will then perform an indepth assessment by asking you questions around your injury or condition and performing physical testing to assist in diagnosis the cause of your problem. Once the source of your problem has been identified your physiotherapist will begin treatment to assist with easing your symptoms, provide education on how you can manage and recover from your condition and provide exercises for you to complete at home to help get better faster. At the end of your first physiotherapy session your physiotherapist will give you a written plan outlining your diagnosis, how long it should take to get better and what they and you will do throughout treatment to improve your symptoms and condition.

Our usual consultation times are 30 minutes in duration. This can vary for specialty areas such as Men’s & Women’s Health, Vestibular Rehab and TMJ Physio

The number of session you require will vary greatly depending on your injury or condition. Some conditions such as acute wry neck improve within 2-3 sessions over 1-2 weeks while other conditions such as ACL rehab may require 20-25 sessions over a 9-12 month period. Other permanent conditons may require ongoing management such as patients we see through the NDIS. Your physiotherapist will provide you with a written plan at your first session outlining how many sessions and the duration of treatment needed to improve your injury/condition.

Physiotherapy is a very broad allied health modality and can treat all musculoskeletal conditions and some other specialty areas. Some of the most common area’s we treat in our clinics include: back pain, neck pain and headaches, hip & knee pain (OA), shoulder pain, muscle strains and tears, ligament sprains and joint injuries and post-operative rehabilitation. Some of our team have additional training in areas such as; vestibular rehab, hand rehab, women’s health, casting and splinting, men’s health, TMJ physio and running assessments. We also treat sporting injuries, Workers compensation, TAC, DVA and NDIS clientele.

If your pain or injury is coming from your bones, joints, muscles, tendons or ligaments – chances are your physio can help and is your best first point of call. We can refer for imaging/scans or to medical professionals if we feel your condition is better managed by them.