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It is common practice to seek physiotherapy advice following orthopaedic surgery, yet it is not so common to seek physiotherapy input following pregnancy and birth. Here we discuss why we […]

Dizziness is defined as “a sensation of spinning around and losing one’s balance”. It can be caused by a multitude of conditions, including neck pain. Dizziness can be extremely debilitating […]

Children and adolescents are known to be very active and undergo regular growth spurts. These sudden changes in height and increasing load on their joints can increase the chance of […]

To many, tennis is an exciting sport, particularly during the summer with the Australian Open looming. It involves a lot of high speed, repetitive movements for your upper body and […]

Shoulder Impingement is a common presentation in a physio clinic. Patients often report pain in the front and outside of the shoulder during overhead or repetitive movements. Shoulder impingement occurs […]

Given the current social distancing measures and restrictions on the use of gyms, exercise classes and organised sport, we have noticed an increase in people exercising outdoors to keep fit and pass the time, […]

The wellbeing of our patients and staff is always our top priority. We wanted to personally reach out and share a few of the steps we’re taking to maintain your wellbeing […]

The school year is well underway & we would like to provide a few physiotherapy suggestions to ensure your kids get off on the right foot. A common question we […]

Did you know that 1/3 of our lifetime is spent sleeping? Therefore, making sure that our sleep is good quality is very important. When we sleep, our body uses this […]

Many people have heard the word ‘Hydrotherapy’ but don’t really know what it involves. Hydrotherapy is a form of exercise and treatment within heated water, which can help to reduce […]