PHYSIOTHERAPY

What does a Physiotherapist do?
Physiotherapists are movement experts trained to identify the root causes of injuries and physical issues. They help manage pain, improve function, and support recovery from illness, injury, or surgery.

When should I see a Physiotherapist?
Consider Physiotherapy if you’re dealing with an injury, chronic pain, or recovering from a recent surgery. 

A referral may be required for Medicare, Work Cover, TAC, or private health claims.

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What Conditions do Physiotherapists Treat?
Physiotherapists provide both preventive and rehabilitative care for:​

- Back and neck pain

- Joint, muscle, or ligament injuries (e.g., arthritis, sprains)

- Respiratory conditions (e.g., asthma, COPD)

- Cardiac rehabilitation

- Neurological conditions

- Age-related decline or reduced mobility

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What to Expect at Your Appointment

Your Physiotherapy session is tailored to your needs. You can expect:

- A review of your medical history and symptoms

- A physical assessment to determine the cause of your issue

- A personalised treatment plan

- Hands-on therapy, exercise prescription, and rehabilitation guidance

- Advice on self-management and assistive devices (if needed)