Physiotherapy in Burwood
Welcome to Exercise Prescription and Physiotherapy
Our approach to Physiotherapy is one on one manual therapy for treatment and assessment. We specialise in musculoskeletal injuries, surgical rehabilitation, sports injuries, chest physiotherapy and exercise prescription.
Our intention is to educate individuals to play active roles in their recovery by better understanding their bodies. We see continuing exercise and prevention of injury as the most effective treatment for individuals to stop pain reoccurring and help control their recovery more independently.
We are a physiotherapy practice who provides high quality healthcare to help injury recovery, manage chronic diseases and achieve optimal health outcomes.
Our emphasis is on education and exercise in a professional and community environment. We are accessible to all individuals that are committed to improving their health status.
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Mission statement
We are a physiotherapy practice who provides high quality healthcare to help injury recovery, manage chronic diseases and achieve optimal health outcomes.
Our emphasis is on education and exercise in a professional and community environment. We are accessible to all individuals that are committed to improving their health status.
Featured articles
Is physiotherapy suitable for children?
Physiotherapists who specialise in the treatment of children with motor dysfunction are known as paediatric physiotherapists. Read more →
Neck pain and headaches
Neck pain and headaches are more than just irritating. They can be very painful. Physiotherapy is extremely effective in treating headaches which are often linked to dysfunction of the cervical spine. Read more →
Quadriceps injuries
The quadriceps are the four large muscles at the front of the upper leg that help to stabilise the knee and hip and allow movement. Read more →
Rowing injuries
The most common rowing injuries have been found to be those resulting from overuse arising from the repetitive nature of the sport. Read more →
Joint manipulation
When a physiotherapist manipulates a joint, it means we take the joint to its end of range and then we perform a quick thrust movement to which takes the joint past its normal range of movement. Read more →
Continuous Passive Motion (CPM)
A Continuous Passive Motion device is one that is used to maintain passive range of motion following a knee replacement, ACL reconstruction or surgery of the finger joints, shoulder, wrist and hand. Read more →
Increase daily energy level
If you are feeling tired all the time the last thing you may want to do is exercise, however exercise is one of the best means of counteracting fatigue and recharging your energy supply. Read more →
Stretching to improve flexibility
Stretching is a proven way to improve flexibility or range-of-motion; the amount of movement available in a joint. Read more →
Neck pain headaches
Headaches sometimes involve or stem from pain in the neck. Read more →
Living to 100
Human beings are living longer in almost all parts of the world, thanks to better eating habits, medical technology and pharmaceuticals, as well as better knowledge about the value of physical movement. Read more →
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