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.
Download our opening hours, class timetable and fee schedule.
PDF file
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 scientific?
As a science-based practice, physiotherapy uses facts, theories and hypotheses and tests them against available data. Read more →
Scoliosis
Scoliosis is a condition in which a personâs spine is curved from side to side and appears as an âSâ or a âCâ shape on an x-ray film. The condition may be idiopathic or it may be congenital. Read more →
Shin pain
Causes of shin pain include compartment syndrome, which we look at under its own heading, nerve entrapment, vascular insufficiency, inflammation and bone stress. Read more →
Golf injuries
Repetitive injuries are quite common in golf and usually occur in the soft tissues (muscles, ligaments and tendons) of the lower back, shoulders, hands and wrists. Read more →
Lumbar stabilisation
Lumbar stabilisation involves strengthening your core stabilising muscles to protect the spine from injury and prevent low back pain. Read more →
Rest alone may not heal a sprained ankle
A sprain will result in pain, swelling, stiffness and difficulty walking. The natural inclination is to rest the foot, but this alone is not always helpful. Read more →
Stay smart about your spine
Your spine is made up of three main regions: the cervical spine, the thoracic spine and the lumbar spine, which bears a great deal of the body's weight and is vulnerable to strain or injury. Read more →
Preventing sport related injuries
Sports injuries can sideline an athlete for a long time, or even permanently - something no athlete likes to think of. Read more →
Too much fun to be exercise
Exercise is any activity that helps you burn calories, tone your body, help you look and feel better and best of all, give you some fun. 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 →
Disclaimer
We do not warrant or represent that the information in this site is free from errors or omissions or is suitable for your intended use. We recommend that you seek individual advice before acting on any information in this site. We have made every effort to ensure that the information on our website is correct at the time of publication but recommend that you exercise your own skill and care with respect to its use. If you wish to purchase our services, please do not rely solely on the information in this website.