Physiotherapy uses tested and proven techniques to help restore movement and function to anyone who has suffered an injury, has a disability or has a health condition causing physical impairment. There is treatment for a variety of conditions including both acute and chronic injuries.

Physiotherapists have a variety of treatments at their disposal including (but not limited to):

  • Massage techniques

  • Joint mobilization 

  • Dry Needling

  • Strapping/bracing

  • Exercise prescription and strengthening

WHY CHOOSE PHYSIOTHERAPY?

Physiotherapists are highly qualified and can assist and give the guidance required for the management of a variety of conditions. Effective use of physiotherapy can reduce the dependence on medications, avoid surgery, manage pain and reduce risk of further injury.

THE PHYSIO REFORM APPROACH

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ASSESSMENT

Comprehensive verbal and physical examination to get a thorough understanding of your pain and form
an accurate diagnosis. Review of all
relevant clinical information (i.e scan results or referrals).

 
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DIAGNOSIS

Primary diagnosis formed based on clinical information gained during examination. Secondary diagnosis is listed in order of likelihood to ensure we do not miss anything.

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EDUCATION

In depth education of patients on their injury/condition with the use of models, charts and images. We believe a the deeper the patients understanding of their condition, the better the outcomes.

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TREATMENT


Drawing on the variety of treatment options available, your physiotherapist will determine the most appropriate techniques for your condition. Manual therapy, Joint mobilization, Soft tissue and Deep tissue release, Dry needling, and Exercise Prescription are some common treatments commonly utilised.

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ONGOING MANAGEMENT AND PREHAB

Once the acute pain has subsided, our aim is to further strengthen areas to decrease the possibility of reaggravation or reinjury. Our approach becomes more global, and we look at the body as a whole as opposed to focusing on the area/joint that was initially injured to provide long-term results.