Physiotherapy is a health profession which treats problems and pain in the muscles, tendons and ligaments of the body. Our techniques include joint manipulation, mobilisation, soft tissue massage, dry needling and electrotherapy.
We provide a family friendly service and referral is not required. Our physios are all experienced clinicians who provide hands-on manual treatment and therapies.
We offer a variety of complementary therapies to suit your individual needs. Remedial therapies promote healing of injured soft tissue and relieve pain effectively, as well as reducing stress and tension throughout the body.
We offer Remedial Massage, Bowen Therapy, Cupping, Myofascial Dry Needling, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Emmett Technique & Reflexology treatments.
As physiotherapists we are skilled in managing work related problems. This may be managing a Workcover claim, pre-employment screening or capacity to work. We are accredited with JobFit, a national occupational health provider.
We are also experienced in ergonomical workplace assessment and able to visit your workplace to ensure your work environment is safe.
Warrawong Physiotherapy has been keeping our community moving for over 30 years. We aim to keep working with our partners and local services to raise and maintain the quality of your health.
When we work together, we can help you achieve your goals.
Physiotherapy is a widely recognised medical profession which requires specialist training. We are movement specialists and our aim is to get you moving again to overcome your injury or problem. At Warrawong Physiotherapy we will Read more…
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