Physio Meadow Heights

Your initial physiotherapy visit begins with a discussion about your health history and concerns, followed by a mobility and movement assessment. From there, we develop a personalised treatment plan. If time permits, you may also receive hands-on care, such as stretches or targeted exercises, depending on your needs.

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’re an athlete looking for a sports trainer or a grandparent searching for exercises to help you stay active, we’ve got you covered! We’re proud to offer physio services for all members of your family, regardless of their age or abilities. We have experience working with people with conditions such as:

• Musculoskeletal conditions (pain and stiffness in muscles and joints, affecting areas like the back, neck, knees, ankles, hands, wrists, and shoulders)
• BPPV (vertigo)
• Deconditioning (post-surgery, balance concerns, falls risk, vulnerable populations)
• Sports injuries
• Neurological conditions (stroke, Parkinson’s disease, FND, MS)
• Osteoarthritis
• Post-surgery rehabilitation

And many 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.