Why use a physiotherapist? - Physio Connex Performance Clinic

Physiotherapists are highly trained and experienced practitioners helping with all sorts of challenges from treating long-term back pain and sports injuries to arthritic pain, post-baby abdominal weakness and even headaches. That’s why GPs recommend their patients see a physio more than any other allied health profession.

How physiotherapists can help you

Physiotherapy can help you to improve your general health and wellbeing in many ways. Beyond the more commonly known treatments for sports and muscular injuries, physiotherapy can also help with diabetes, bone and joint conditions, obesity, nerve and neurological problems, cancer and other conditions.

Physiotherapists provide tailored exercise and treatment programs for all members of the community—young or old, fit or challenged. Physios can get you feeling well and functioning well!

Trained and skilled Physiotherapists can assist in many areas including the following:

Musculoskeletal (muscles, bones, and joints)

Physiotherapists can treat and manage your neck, shoulder and back issues and help with general muscle soreness and recovery.

Sports performance

Helping to get you get back in the game as quickly as you can and stay fitter longer with injury prevention exercises. Physio Connex Performance Clinic Physiotherapists are experts in this area, you no longer need to travel to receive optimal treatment for sports injury management and prevention.

Headaches & TMJ

Physio Connex has a special interest in the assessment and management of headache and jaw pain (TMJ disorders). Senior physiotherapist, Andrew Alexander, has completed a Masters in Musculoskeletal physiotherapy which has finessed his evidence-based treatment. He uses a combination of lifestyle management strategies, manual therapy, dry needling, and exercise to effect lasting change. Find out more: www.physioconnex.com.au/headache-tmj-clinic

Orthopaedic (bones and joints)

Experienced Physiotherapists can prepare you for surgery and help you to recover quickly afterwards. They can also assist with improving flexibility after broken bones have healed and can provide support for managing conditions such as arthritis and limb amputations.

Pre and Post-partum

Following the long nine months of pregnancy and subsequently the enduring labour or c-section, physiotherapists can help with pre and post-partum back and pelvic pain. They can also help with building you back to pre-baby strength and ensure you return to sport and activity safely.

Pain alleviation

Physiotherapists such as the team at Physio Connex Performance Clinic in North Wyong can also help you manage your pain so you can enjoy life more and get through the tougher days a little easier.

Care for elderly

Trained physios can assist the older generation with strength and fitness exercises to maintain good health, balance and independence and assist with best management of long- term disease.

Occupational health

Safety at work is important and Physios can assist with safe workplace lifting and carrying techniques and correct posture as well as working with you to identify and reduce safety risks in the workplace and getting back to work post injury. Physiotherapists are also qualified to give advice regarding workstation set-up and can complete onsite visits to ensure your posture is on-point for long hours behind the desk.

Musculoskeletal (muscles, bones, and joints)

Physiotherapists can treat and manage your neck, shoulder and back issues and help with general muscle soreness and recovery.

Cutting-edge. Holistic. Local.

Physio Connex Performance Clinic is pleased to be able to provide our patients with the latest techniques, technology and equipment combined with evidence-based physiotherapy to best serve the Central Coast community.

Find out more Physio Connex Performance Clinic Physiotherapy services here:

www.physioconnex.com.au/physiotherapy

Did you know our qualified physiotherapists can help treat, manage, and prevent the following and more?