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29 care guides
A guide explains a care option; treatment suitability and current availability are confirmed by the clinic.
Care guides
Back & spine
Lower Back Pain Physiotherapy
Lower-back discomfort can make it difficult to bend, rise from a chair, work at a desk or sleep comfortably.
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Sciatica Physiotherapy
Assessment for symptoms travelling from the back into a leg.
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Back & spine
Neck Pain Physiotherapy
Assessment for neck stiffness and restricted movement.
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Cervical Spondylosis Physiotherapy
Cervical spondylosis describes age-related changes in the neck; some people have pain or stiffness, while many have no symptoms from imaging findings alone.
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Back & spine
Disc Bulge Rehabilitation
An imaging report may mention a bulging disc, but its relevance depends on the symptoms and examination.
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Joints & muscles
Knee Pain Physiotherapy
Support for comfortable walking, stairs and activity.
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Joints & muscles
Shoulder Pain Physiotherapy
Shoulder pain can make reaching overhead, dressing or sleeping difficult.
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Frozen Shoulder Physiotherapy
Frozen shoulder often causes gradually increasing stiffness and pain that can interfere with dressing, reaching and sleep.
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Joint Pain Physiotherapy
Support for joint mobility, strength and daily activity.
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Joints & muscles
Carpal Tunnel Physiotherapy
Carpal tunnel syndrome can involve tingling, numbness or weakness in the hand, often affecting the thumb and nearby fingers.
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Tennis Elbow Physiotherapy
Tennis elbow usually describes pain on the outside of the elbow, often noticed during gripping, lifting or repetitive work.
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Trigger Finger Physiotherapy
Trigger finger may cause catching, clicking or a finger that feels stuck when bending or straightening.
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Foot & lower limb
Plantar Fasciitis Physiotherapy
Plantar heel pain is often most noticeable during the first steps after rest or after prolonged standing.
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Heel Pain Physiotherapy
Heel pain may arise from plantar fascia irritation, tendon problems, nerve issues or other conditions.
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Leg Pain & Numbness Assessment
Pain, tingling or reduced sensation in a leg can come from several causes, including nerve irritation, circulation problems or other medical conditions.
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Neurological rehabilitation
Stroke Rehabilitation
After a stroke, people may need help with movement, balance, walking, upper-limb tasks and daily activities.
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Facial Palsy Rehabilitation
Facial weakness may occur after Bell's palsy or for other reasons, and a sudden facial change must not automatically be attributed to a benign nerve condition.
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Balance & Mobility Rehabilitation
Poor balance or difficulty walking can reduce confidence and independence.
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Vertigo Rehabilitation
Vertigo is a sensation of movement or spinning and has several possible causes.
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Sports Injury Physiotherapy
Sports and fitness injuries can interrupt training and everyday activity.
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Muscle Injury Rehabilitation
A muscle strain can cause pain, weakness or difficulty performing a movement, but not every sudden ache is a simple strain.
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Post-Injury Rehabilitation
Recovery after an injury is about more than the absence of pain.
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Post-Surgical Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation after surgery needs to respect the procedure performed, surgeon instructions and the body's healing timeline.
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Muscle Spasm Physiotherapy
People use the term muscle spasm to describe sudden tightening, cramping or painful guarding.
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Muscle Weakness Rehabilitation
Muscle weakness can appear after inactivity or injury, but may also indicate neurological or other medical problems.
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Headache & Migraine-Related Neck Care
Some headaches are associated with neck movement or muscle and joint problems, but migraine and other headache disorders require the right medical assessment.
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