We don’t just switch off when your treatment hits a small roadblock or when your session time comes to an end. Nor do we just stop treatment because your pain has mostly resolved. Our service will strive towards regaining full function and performance (or best function if that’s what is realistic), minimising re-injury risk or the occurrence of secondary injuries.

We understand how much pain or reduced mobility may impact lives. Balancing life commitments, managing symptoms and undergoing rehabilitation simultainously can be a very challenging hurdle to negotiate, especially when it has been going on for a long time. There’s nothing we love more than helping people through these challenges and finding ways that work for each individual.

Open and honest communication and dedication from all members of a team is vital for success. We see the patient-physiotherapist relationship as a team; both parties working together towards the common (health related) goal.

Teamwork doesn’t just refer to the patient-therapist relationship or staff dynamics. Rehabilitation is often a multidisciplinary process, meaning other health professionals and medical practitioners are often involved. Communicating with colleagues and referring practitioners about progress, recommendations and outcomes provides minimal stress and the most efficient, streamlined rehabilitation.