Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy can help you recover from conditions that affect your muscles, joints and soft tissues. Chronic pain and discomfort affect us all. This could stem from an active lifestyle. It could arise as we age. Even our sedentary lifestyle of sitting at our desk all day, can lead to chronic pain issues like neck pain and lower back pain. Physiotherapy can help your body heal and help you gain a good quality of life.

Physiotherapy

Services

Pain Relief & Management

Pain is more than annoying. It can diminish your quality of life and keep you from the activities you love. Whether your pain is recent or has been ongoing for years, our caring staff provides a variety of treatments to help get you pain-free and active again.

Injury Treatment

Injuries can slow you down and cause you pain. Left untreated, they may also worsen and turn into chronic problems. At PhysioActive, we specialise in effectively treating acute and chronic injuries, whether they are sudden or have developed gradually over time.

Neck & Back Care

Skilled, expert neck and back pain treatment is the key to relieving your back and neck problems. We effectively address practically any spinal issue or condition that causes you back pain or limits your movement and activities through many treatment options including exercise therapy, physiotherapy, and massage.

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

If you’ve undergone surgery for an orthopaedic issue, you may have lingering pain, dysfunction, or other difficulties. Professional physiotherapy is an excellent way to address chronic pain and raise your quality of life.

Scoliosis Management

The human spine has a gentle curvature that grants a cushioning effect to the daily impacts of walking and other activities. In people with scoliosis, this curve is abnormal. This can result in pain, not only in the back but also in the hips, shoulders, and legs. Whatever the cause of your scoliosis, careful and skilled physiotherapy from the experts at PhysioActive can help to correct your issue.

Osteoporosis Prevention & Treatment

Osteoporosis is a progressive bone disease characterised by a decrease in bone mass and density, causing bones to become fragile and more prone to fracture. More than 50% of all women over 60 suffer from a fracture due to Osteoporosis, sometimes even unnoticed. Our specialized Physiotherapist can tailor an individual exercise program, which will be specifically designed to strengthen your bones and maintain a healthy lifestyle!