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Clinical Pilates, Core Stability, Craniosacral Therapy, Dry Needling, Electrotherapy, Exercise Rehabilitation, Myofascial Release, Rehabilitation, Spinal Mobilisation, Trigger Point Therapy
Hydrotherapy, Manual Therapy, MBF, Medibank, Mens Health, Pilates, Third Party Motor Vehicle, WorkCover
DVA, No Referral Necessary
Acute Pain, Biomechanical Dysfunction, Chronic Pain, Hands, Incontinence, Injuries, Jaw Pain, Migraines, Motor Accident Injuries, Musculoskeletal Disorders, Sciatica, Soft Tissue Injury, Strength, Whiplash, Womens Health
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Physiotherapy is not a specific type of treatment, rather it is a type of therapy that can utilise a wide variety of techniques to assess and treat injuries to the human body. The types of techniques used may vary significantly from therapist to therapist, depending on their undergraduate and post-graduate training as well as experience. At Physico we focus on the causes of problems, looking at the body's biomechanics (how it moves) not just to see what is not working normally, but analysing w
Hydrotherapy, which is traditionally the use of water to treat medical conditions, has been utilised by many civilisations over thousands of years. Aquatic Physiotherapists make use of the temperature, pressure and buoyancy of water as part of their treatment. The benefits of heat and pressure for pain relief and reduction of swelling make the water an ideal place to rehabilitate or exercise those with chronic and acute pain; post surgery; pregnancy and neurological conditions. The buoyancy o
Visceral Manipulation is a type of Fascial release developed by French Osteopath and Physiotherapist Jean-Pierre Barral over the last 30 or so years. The title is a little misleading to those who associate manipulation with quick thrusting type techniques, such as when manipulating the spine. Visceral Manipulation is quite the opposite, the aim is not to "Manipulate the organs" but rather use gentle techniques that allow the body's fascia to slowly release tension and thereby allow normal moti
