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GENERAL & SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPY
- Specialized physiotherapy focused on sports and exercise injuries
- Helps prevent, treat, and manage physical injuries and strain
- Suitable for casual athletes, gym-goers, and elite competitors
- Aims to prevent injuries and recurring pain from affecting performance
- Supports better movement, recovery, and long-term physical performance
WORKPLACE PHYSIOTHERAPY
- Physiotherapy focused on workplace injury assessment, treatment, and prevention
- Helps manage both acute and long-term work-related injuries
- Addresses chronic and overuse conditions caused by poor posture or repetitive movements
- Commonly supports issues linked to desk work and office environments
- Also treats more serious injuries often seen in manual labour occupations
- Aims to reduce musculoskeletal problems and improve workplace health
POST OPERATIVE REHABILITATION
- Structured rehabilitation program following surgery
- Usually begins 1–2 weeks after the operation
- Focuses on restoring movement, strength, and physical function
- Supports safe and effective long-term recovery
- Professional guidance helps prevent complications or reinjury
- Proper rehabilitation can reduce the risk of delayed recovery and setbacks
HEADACHE MIGRAINE TREATMENT
- Headaches and migraines can result from many different causes
- Common triggers include dehydration, stress, and lack of sleep
- Musculoskeletal issues can also contribute to persistent headaches and migraines
- Desk-based lifestyles are increasing posture-related headache problems
- Neck joint stiffness and muscle tension in the neck and shoulders are common contributors
- Referred pain from the upper cervical spine can trigger headache symptoms
- Treatment often focuses on addressing underlying physical and posture-related causes
NDIS PHYSIOTHERAPY
- Funded physiotherapy support available through the NDIS
- Helps improve movement, strength, independence, and overall quality of life
- Available to eligible participants under Improved Daily Living or Improved Health and Wellbeing funding
- Supports a wide range of physical and functional needs
- Does not require a GP referral to begin treatment
- Focuses on increasing daily function and long-term wellbeing
DRY NEEDLING REHABILITATION
- Minimally invasive physiotherapy technique using thin needles
- Targets specific trigger points in muscles and connective tissues
- Aims to reduce pain, muscle tension, and movement restrictions
- Based on Western anatomy and neurophysiological principles
- Different from acupuncture, which is based on traditional Chinese medicine
- Commonly used to support muscle recovery and improve physical function
Shockwave Therapy
- Non-invasive treatment for musculoskeletal conditions
- Uses high-energy acoustic sound waves on targeted areas
- Helps relieve pain and speed up healing
- Improves blood circulation and cellular regeneration
- Supports tissue repair and reduces inflammation
- Drug-free alternative to surgical treatment
- Effective for conditions unresponsive to other physiotherapy methods
- Aids faster recovery and improved movement/function
TMJ PHYSIOTHERAPY
- TMJ refers to the temporomandibular joint in the jaw
- This joint controls movements used for talking, chewing, yawning, and laughing
- Irritation in the joint or surrounding muscles can cause discomfort during daily activities
- Common symptoms include jaw pain, clicking, stiffness, headaches, and facial tension
- Often linked to stress, teeth grinding, poor posture, or prolonged muscle tension
- Treatment focuses on reducing pain and improving jaw function
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