At Noosa Physio Centre we look beyond the superficial injury to effect life changing, permanent improvements. Our Physiotherapists are leaders in various forms of treatment techniques, some of which are unique to our practice.
At Noosa Physio Centre we look beyond the superficial injury to effect life changing, permanent improvements. Our Physiotherapists are leaders in various forms of treatment techniques, some of which are unique to our practice.
Lymphoedema is a condition where fluid builds up in the body’s tissues, causing swelling. It most commonly affects the arms or legs but can occur in other areas of the body.
Women’s bodies go through many changes throughout life, and physiotherapy can play an important role in helping you feel strong, supported and confident through each stage.
Feeling dizzy, unsteady or like the room is spinning can be unsettling and can make everyday activities feel difficult. Vertigo and balance problems can have a number of causes, and the right physiotherapy assessment can help identify what may be contributing to your symptoms.
Dry needling is a treatment technique that uses fine, sterile needles to target specific muscles and areas of tension. It may be used by our physiotherapists as part of a broader treatment plan to help reduce muscle tension, relieve pain and improve movement.
A podiatrist specialises in treating problems with and injuries to the feet, ankles, legs and knees, as well as optimising their function.
Massage therapy can work alongside your physiotherapy treatment to improve the function of the body’s soft tissues. Our massage therapists offer remedial therapy tailored to your individual needs. From neck and back complaints to sporting injuries we provide accredited therapists skilled in addressing all your massage requirements.
All Noosa Physio Centre physiotherapists are highly qualified and experienced. We offer an extensive range of physiotherapy services and methods of treatment to professional sporting teams, recreational athletes, and people of all ages with general aches and pains, including back pain.
A Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist is a highly qualified health professional who specialises in the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions, particularly neck and back pain. They employ the most advanced techniques and their results are sometimes instantaneous.
As an area of special interest, Sports Physiotherapy not only focuses on the elite athletes in the world, but it draws on the experiences of working with these people to help everyday patients achieve their personal goals.
Clinical Pilates is an emerging specialisation within Physiotherapy. A Clinical Pilates instructor, utilises the Pilates equipment and Pilates exercises to help people with all manner of injuries, illnesses or disabilities.
Noosa physio Centre’s Accredited Exercise Physiologists are Allied Health Practitioners with a minimum of 4 years University qualifications and are accredited with Exercise and Sports Science Australia ESSA and registered with Medicare, DVA, MAIC, WorkCover and private health insurers.