Physiotherapist Eden Park

Your first physiotherapy session starts with a conversation about your background and health history to help us understand your concerns. We then conduct a physical assessment to evaluate your movement and mobility. Based on this, we create a treatment plan aligned with your goals. If time allows, your session may also include hands-on therapy, exercises, or stretches suited to your condition.

This is a question we get asked a lot, and we understand why! It’s important to ensure you’re working with the right allied health professional. While all three aim to assess and treat pain, the main difference is that physiotherapists are focused on movement and musculoskeletal conditions, myotherapists have a special interest in soft tissue pain, and osteopaths use techniques designed to improve the body’s functionality.

Whether you need guidance for sports performance or exercises to support mobility as you age, we offer physiotherapy for all ages and abilities. Our team has worked with individuals managing various conditions, such as:

• Musculoskeletal conditions (aches and pains in muscles and joints, especially in the back, neck, knees, ankles, hands, wrists, and shoulders)
• BPPV (vertigo)
• Deconditioning (post-operative care, stability issues, fall prevention, and assistance for vulnerable populations)
• Sports injuries
• Neurological conditions (stroke, Parkinson’s disease, FND, MS)
• Osteoarthritis
• Post-surgery rehabilitation

And so much more!

No matter what your injury is, where it’s located, or how mild or severe it is, a physiotherapist or sports trainer aims to assist athletes in their recovery. The treatment will depend on many different factors, but generally speaking, this involves rehabilitation exercises and pain relief techniques in an effort to address the current condition and hopefully prevent future injury.