Oncology Physiotherapy

Educated in Cancer Treatments Cancer treatment can be complex and it is important to see health professionals that are educated about these treatments and their side effects. If you’ve had treatment for cancer and are concerned about swelling, restricted movement, cording, or have general questions about symptoms you’re experiencing, please book in for an assessment with us. Services…

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Lymphoedema and Lipoedema

Early intervention is the key Lymphoedema and chronic oedema should always be assessed and treated by trained professionals who have completed specific training. Early intervention is key to the management of  lymphoedema to avoid infection, skin breakdown, and possible hospitalisation. Lipoedema is a fat disorder where fat is deposited disproportionately to the hips and thighs (and sometimes the arms)…

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Youth

Youth sporting and growth-related issues For many kids, being active is an essential part of their lives. In fact, it is recommended that all children aged 5 to 17 years old get 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous intensity physical activity daily. Active play and sport form the backbone of many kids’ social and personal…

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Exercise programming

The list of benefits from regular exercise is long. In fact, recent research has suggested that if doctors could give a pill with the same benefits as exercise it would be the most prescribed medication in the world! The National Physical Activity Guidelines in Australia recommend that each week adults participate in 2.5 to 5…

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Soft Tissue Therapy

The myotherapists and physiotherapists both use soft tissue therapy, in conjunction with other treatment modalities to treat musculoskeletal conditions.

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Dry Needling

Dry needling focuses on a particular muscle or trigger point and is performed by our myotherapists and physiotherapists.

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