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CONDITIONS

SPINAL

We are passionate about posture, alignment and spinal therapy and our physio Millie is the only Tasmanian certified in Schroth Therapy for scoliosis. We draw on clinical pilates to tailor your rehabilitation plan. In recent years Millie has been privileged to work within a leading-edge multidisciplinary team at the Tasmanian Spine Service.

SPORTS

From acute ACL injuries to repetitive shoulder strains, our physiotherapists will have you covered. Sports injuries are a common presentation in private practice physiotherapy and there is a clear pathway of assessment, clinical testing and palpation to diagnose your condition and devise an appropriate rehabilitation plan. 

DEGENERATIVE CONDITIONS

Throughout our lives, we can optimise our function, improve pain and minimise unnecessary wear and tear on the body through manual therapies and exercise rehabilitation.  Common postural and movement patterns develop that cause additional strain on tissues and joints and these can be easily identified and addressed. Book your appointment to learn about how optimising your body throughout movement and everyday activities.

SCOLIOSIS & SCHEUERMANNS

Scoliosis is an abnormal curvature of the spine usually involving sideways curvatures, rotation and a change in the side profile of the spine. This makes it a complex, 3-dimensional condition. It is often a progressional condition that can require XRAY monitoring and, at times, bracing or surgery.  Specialised physical therapy can improve symptoms, slow progression and at times prevent the need for surgical intervention. 

Acupuncture

MUSCLE ACHES & PAINS

Our massage therapist will address any biomechanical muscle tensions, aches and pains with a range of relaxation and deep tissue therapies. They can work alongside your personal trainer or physiotherapist to acheive tailored therapy with immediate benefit. Our physiotherapist is also qualified in dry needling to aid in the release of active trigger point tension within affected muscles around joints or injuries. 

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