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Soft Tissue Injuries

Assessment and rehabilitation of muscle spasms and injuries affecting muscles, ligaments and tendons, including sprains, strains and overuse injuries.

Treatment aims to relieve pain, restore movement and strength, support tissue healing and reduce the risk of recurrence.

Spinal Conditions

Assessment and individualised treatment for recent or persistent back and neck pain, including pain associated with sciatica, disc-related conditions, muscle spasm, headaches, piriformis syndrome and thoracic outlet syndrome. We also provide post-operative care and rehabilitation following spinal surgery.

Treatment aims to reduce pain, restore movement and strength, rebuild confidence and support a safe return to daily activities, work and sport.

Joint Problems

Assessment and individualized treatment for recent or persistent problems affecting the hips, knees, ankles, feet, elbows, wrists and hands.

This includes osteoarthritis, joint stiffness, sprains, tendinopathies, bursitis, overuse injuries and rehabilitation following fractures or dislocations.

We also provide post-operative rehabilitation following orthopedic surgery and joint replacement.

Treatment aims to reduce pain, restore movement, strength and function, and support a safe return to everyday activities, work and sport.

Rehabilitation

Individualized rehabilitation following spinal, shoulder or other orthopedic surgery—including joint replacement—to restore movement, strength and confidence and support a safe return to daily activities, work and sport.

We also provide rehabilitation for musculoskeletal and sports injuries, including those related to dance, golf, running, cycling and endurance activities.

Older-adult rehabilitation focuses on maintaining mobility and independence, improving strength and balance, reducing the risk of falls and supporting confidence with everyday activities.

For people living with persistent pain, rehabilitation focuses on improving function, rebuilding confidence in movement and supporting a return to meaningful activities and life goals.


Services
Our Treatment Approach

Treatment is tailored to each person’s needs, goals and stage of recovery. Depending on your assessment, your physiotherapy may include a combination of:

  • Comprehensive assessment of pain, movement, strength, function and contributing lifestyle factors
  • Pain neuroscience education to help you understand your symptoms and participate confidently in your recovery
  • Manual therapy for the spine and peripheral joints
  • Therapeutic massage and myofascial techniques
  • Neural mobilization
  • Individualized stretching, strengthening and exercise rehabilitation
  • Movement, balance and gait rehabilitation
  • Pilates-informed rehabilitation and hydrotherapy-based guidance where appropriate
  • Dry needling
  • Laser therapy and TENS
  • Strapping or taping of joints and muscles
  • Manual lymphatic drainage and lymphoedema rehabilitation
  • Treatment to assist with sinusitis symptoms
  • Ergonomic education and practical advice for work, home and daily activities
  • Neurothrive12 treatment techniques

Our approach combines hands-on treatment, education and purposeful movement. We aim not only to relieve symptoms, but also to address contributing factors, restore function and equip you with practical strategies to manage your health and reduce the risk of recurring problems.

What to expect

Your first appointment usually lasts about one hour and focuses on understanding your concerns, health history and treatment goals.

We will:

  • Discuss your symptoms, medical history and how the problem affects your daily life
  • Assess the relevant areas through a physical examination
  • Explain our findings and discuss a treatment and rehabilitation plan
  • Begin treatment during the remaining appointment time

Please wear comfortable clothing that allows the affected area to be assessed. Shorts can be provided when needed.

For less complex concerns, the assessment may be shorter, allowing more time for treatment during the first visit.

Follow-up appointments generally last between 30 and 60 minutes.

The recommended frequency and number of visits will depend on your condition, goals and response to treatment.


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