Physiotherapy is a trusted Healthcare Profession that focuses on optimising your physical function, performance, mobility and overall well being.
Whether you are recovering from an injury or surgery, managing a chronic condition or seeking to enhance your performance our Physiotherapists will tailor a treatment plan to meet your unique goals and guide you to better health.
Our Physiotherapists are highly trained and experienced to comprehensively assess, diagnose and manage your condition. With a strong focus on evidence- based techniques to ensure safe and effective treatment, your health is our top priority.
Through a combination of hands-on techniques, therapeutic exercise and education we are able to alleviate pain, improve movement and restore function. Our spacious and private consultation rooms ensure your comfort at all times, and our state of the art exercise software will assist with your home exercise program to compliment your treatment.
We strive to get you back to the activities you enjoy as quickly as possible.
Common conditions Physiotherapy can help with:
- Neck and Back pain
- Sports Injuries
- Muscle and ligament strains
- Frozen Shoulder
- Arthritis and Joint pain
- Bursitis
- Headaches and Migraines
- Fracture Rehabilitation
- Pre and Post Operative Rehabilitation
- Sciatica
- Nerve impingement
- Chronic Pain
- Work Injuries
- Jaw pain
- Balance and falls prevention
- Deconditioning following illness
- Pre and Post Natal Physiotherapy
Our Physiotherapists will tailor a treatment plan to meet your unique goals and guide you to better health.
Frequently Asked Questions
You can find our most frequently asked questions about what to expect, what to bring and how much an appointment will cost below. If you cannot find what you’re after feel free to contact us via the form on this page or Contact Us. We are here to help!
No referral is required to see a physiotherapist in Australia. You can book directly with our physiotherapy clinic. However, if you are claiming treatment under Medicare, WorkCover, TAC, or the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA), you may need a referral or supporting documentation from your GP.
Your first appointment includes a detailed assessment where the physiotherapist asks about your symptoms, medical history, and activity goals. They will assess your movement, strength, and flexibility to identify the cause of the problem. Treatment may include hands-on therapy, exercise advice, and a personalised rehabilitation plan.
The number of sessions depends on the nature and severity of your injury, as well as your recovery goals. Some people improve within a few sessions, while others benefit from longer rehabilitation. Your physiotherapist will outline a recommended treatment plan after your initial assessment.
Most private health insurance policies provide rebates for physiotherapy under extras cover. The amount you can claim depends on your level of cover and remaining benefits for the year. Our clinic can process on-the-spot health fund claims using HICAPS at the time of your appointment.
Yes. Physiotherapy is commonly used to help manage chronic pain conditions such as arthritis, persistent back or neck pain, and long-term injuries. Treatment focuses on improving movement, strengthening muscles, reducing joint stress, and helping you return to normal activities safely.
It’s usually best to see a physiotherapist as soon as possible after an injury. Early assessment can help reduce pain, prevent further damage, and speed up recovery. Physiotherapists can guide you on safe movement and exercises from the early stages of injury.
Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move easily, such as shorts, leggings, or a t-shirt. Depending on the area being treated, your physiotherapist may need access to the joint or muscles being assessed. For example shorts are ideal to assess and treat knee injuries.
Yes. Physiotherapy is safe and highly beneficial for older adults. Treatment programs can help improve mobility, strength, balance, and confidence with movement, which can reduce the risk of falls and support an active lifestyle.
Physiotherapy doesn’t just treat injuries — it can also help prevent them. By improving strength, flexibility, posture, and movement patterns, physiotherapy can reduce strain on joints and muscles and help prevent recurring problems.
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