Physiotherapists are highly trained and experienced practitioners helping with all sorts of challenges from treating crook backs and sports injuries to arthritic pain, incontinence and even headaches. That’s why GPs recommend their patients see a physio more than any other health profession.
Physio – Your GP’s most recommended health professional.
How physio can help you.
Physiotherapy can help you 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 are highly trained and experienced experts in treating and preventing a wide range of health conditions to help improve your quality of life and encourage a healthy lifestyle. They provide tailored exercise and treatment programs for all members of the community—young or old, fit or challenged. Physios can get you feeling well, moving well and performing well!
Orthopaedic (bones and joints)
Prepares you for surgery and helps you recover quickly afterwards.
Helps with flexibility after broken bones have healed.
Provides support for managing conditions such as arthritis and limb amputations.
Paediatric (children’s health)
Helps kids with developmental delays such as sitting, walking and play.
Assists with controlling bed wetting.
Pain
Helps you manage your pain so you can enjoy life more and get through the tougher days a little easier.
Sports
Helps you get back in the game as quickly as you can, and stay fitter longer with injury prevention exercises. Coast Sport Physios are experts in this area, you no longer need to travel to receive optimal treatment for sports injury management and prevention.
Continence, men’s and women’s health
Helps you manage and prevent incontinence and pelvic floor problems with specific treatment for all ages.
Looks after your body before and after birth.
Helps you manage the changes associated with menopause and prostate cancer.
Musculoskeletal (muscles, bones and joints)
Learn exercises to treat and manage your neck, shoulder and back problems.
Helps with general muscle soreness and recovery.
Cancer, palliative care and lymphoedema
Helps you get on top of the fatigue, pain, stiffness and swelling associated with your illness.
Heart and lung health
Prepares you for surgery and helps with your recovery afterwards.
Better understand your health and learn about healthy lifestyle.
Learn exercise programs to improve your fitness and strength.
Care for elderly
Assists older Australians with strength and fitness exercises to maintain good health, balance and independence.
Learn how to best manage long term disease.
Brain and spinal cord injuries
Helps you make the best possible recovery from brain and spinal cord injuries.
Assists you in managing the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis.
Occupational health
Learn about safe workplace lifting and carrying techniques and correct posture.
Working with you to identify and reduce safety risks in the workplace and helps you get back to work following injury.
Find out more about Coast Sport Physiotherapy services here.
Did you know: our Coast Sport qualified physiotherapists can help treat, manage and prevent the following and more:
- Runner’s knee
- Achilles tendinopathy
- Foot pain (Plantar Fasciopathy)
- Shin splints
- Ligament sprains
- Muscle strains
- ITB syndrome
- Stress fractures
- Persistent pain
- Back pain
- Incontinence
- Postural problems
- Fitness concerns
- Overuse injuries
So, when you need help to get moving again, choose physio.
Meet our Physio team here. Book an appointment with a Physio you can trust now, call Coast Sport on (02) 4356 2588 or book online via the button below.
Helping the Central Coast Feel Well, Move Well and Perform Well!