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.
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Referrals not necessary
Physiotherapists are primary health practitioners so private patients do not need a doctorâs referral before attending physiotherapy. Read more →
Musculoskeletal conditions
As physiotherapists, we treat a number of musculoskeletal conditions â a broad term that encompasses damage to bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves. Read more →
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the four main ligaments in the knee. It binds the back of the thigh bone (femur) to the front of the shin bone (tibia). Read more →
Cricket injuries
As a cricket player, avoiding injuries is something every player would like to possibly do. Here are the most common injuries sustained by these players, along with the symptoms and physiotherapy treatments for each injury. Read more →
Exercise programmes
Exercise is essential to recovery from sports injuries, following surgery, after an acute trauma, in the management of acute and chronic low back pain, neck pain and headaches and in the treatment of arthritis and osteoporosis. Read more →
Overcoming shin splints
The term "shin splints" refers to pain along the inner side of the shinbone or tibia. It is an injury that is seen frequently in runners. Read more →
Motivation to exercise
If you are not in the best physical condition or are recovering from an illness or injury, it's that much harder to put in the effort. So, how do you acquire the motivation to exercise? Read more →
Exercising through injury, the right way
Instead of lying on the couch, speak to your physiotherapist about other forms of exercise you can do that will not aggravate your injury and at the same time help you stay fit. Read more →
Jogging strollers
Jogging strollers have become very popular in recent times and are available in different styles, sizes and prices. Read more →
Detox diets
Our increasingly health-conscious society is turning more to detox diets as a means of achieving or maintaining good health, as well as to lose weight. Read more →
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