Physiotherapy Atwell
Found 16 Physiotherapists in Atwell, WA
Phone: (08) 6269 2012 | Unit 10, 129 Lydon Boulevard, Atwell, WA
Your local physio clinic if you live or work around Atwell, Success, Aubin Grove, Hammond Park, Banjup, Treeby and Cockburn.
We treat everyday aches and pains as well as pre and post operative rehabilitation, sport and dance injuries, ante/post natal care, pelvic dysfunction, back pain, shoulder pain, headaches, occupational and motor vehicle injuries.
Our clinic in Atwell is co-located with Atwell Podiatry and Chiropractic, so together we can look after you from head to toe.
Phone: 0448 767 517 | 2/14 Leura Street, Beeliar, WA
Expert Physio treating only; headaches, migraines, jaw pain, TMD, neck pain and nerve conditions in the head and arms.
Expert Jaw Physiotherapist, Leigh Ray can help with jaw pain, TMD, headaches, migraines, neck pain, ear pain, tinnitus, and shoulder pain.
Full expert assessment of neck and jaw, for relief of:
Jaw pain, neck pain, headaches, migraines, clicking jaw, locking jaw, grinding, and bruxism.
No cracking of necks. Physiotherapy hands on treatment with advice and exercises to help you manage your condition.
(Neck assessment involves checking of important upper neck ligaments are all intact).
Basic conditions take x4-6 sessions.
We have clients who travel from all over Australia and the World to see us.
Phone: (08) 6269 2059 | Beeliar, WA
Beeliar Physiotherapy and Massage is your local Physiotherapy clinic if you live or work around Beeliar, Cockburn, Yangebup, Munster or Coogee. We offer professional hands-on services to help you achieve your goals and live a life that you love.
Our team of Physiotherapists and Remedial Massage Therapists are here to help you. With many years of experience, we are able to share our wealth of knowledge with our clients. All treatments are tailored to the individual to ensure the best results for you. Our clinicians will align their treatment with your unique goals, whether that be to improve mobility, return to competitive sport or alleviate pain.
Treatment types available include manual therapies, exercise based rehabilitation, dry needling, Pilates and movement control. Our clinicians have a experience treating lower back pain, headaches, sporting injuries, pre and post operative rehabilitation, workplace injuries, neck pain and more. We are proud of our ability to look after you from head to toe!
Phone: (08) 6269 2061 | 22 Riva Entrance, Piara Waters, WA
Piara Waters Physiotherapy is your local Physio if you live or work in Piara Waters or the surrounding areas of Harrisdale, Canning Vale, Forrestdale or Treeby.
Our therapists treat everyday aches and pains as well as sports injuries, pre and post-operative rehabilitation, ante/post-natal care, pelvic dysfunction, headaches, occupational and motor vehicle accident injuries.
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What does a physiotherapist do?
A physiotherapist can help with a wide range of health problems. They can help with musculoskeletal problems and conditions by assessing the body and working out a treatment plan and exercises.
What qualifications are needed to become a physio?
To become a physiotherapist you must go to university and complete a relevant degree in physiotherapy once the degree is completed you will then need to complete supervised practice.
What should I wear to a physiotherapy appointment?
You should wear comfortable loose clothing that allows you to display any issues you may have so that they can be diagnosed correctly.
What will I have to do after my visit to a physiotherapist?
You will often be given a range of exercises to complete before you return and it is important to make sure you complete these exercises to enable you to have the best chance at making a full recovery.
I have a muscle problem, should I leave it to resolve itself?
Treatment is best if it begins sooner rather than later. Getting on top of a small problem can prevent it becoming a large one.