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
What is wrong with self-healing?
The human body has an amazing capacity for healing itself. In physiotherapy we assist the body to heal itself without the use of drugs to achieve optimum results. Read more →
Musculoskeletal conditions
As physiotherapists, we treat a number of musculoskeletal conditions – a broad term that encompasses damage to bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves. Read more →
Soft tissue injury
Soft tissue injury may occur in the muscle as in a contusion or strain, in the tendons as in a strain or tendinopathy, in fascia connective tissue as in a fasciitis or in the ligaments as in a sprain or in the joint bursae as in a bursitis. Read more →
Field hockey injuries
Field hockey is a tough sport requiring skill, fitness and the ability to make quick changes in direction. As a result, field hockey has a high percentage of soft tissue injuries. 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 →
To rest or rehabilitate
Pain, loss of energy, restricted movements will all want to stay between the covers, however whether you rest or rehabilitate will depend on a lot of factors. Read more →
Healthy body, healthy mind
It has been proven that people who exercise regularly not only keep their bodies healthy, but they are more alert, have better memories and seem to age more slowly. Read more →
Join a boot camp
Does the thought of boot camp conjure up images of a scowling, barking taskmaster dragging you out of bed at 5.00 a.m., regardless of weather, and into the gym? Read more →
Selecting a physiotherapist
You now decide to take the plunge and see a physiotherapist, but where do you start? How do you choose a therapist that will put you back on the road to optimum health? Read more →
Sports drinks
When you are exercising and attempting to improve your health and/or lose weight, it is important to keep your body hydrated. Read more →
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