Active Sports and Spinal Physiotherapy
We are a Physiotherapy Clinic in Lilydale, Victoria. With five physiotherapists on site, both male and female, we provide comprehensive physiotherapy services to our local community and also service the Yarra Valley. We offer in-clinic treatments such as massage, mobilisations, injury prescription and post-operative rehabilitation. We also offer hydrotherapy and pilates classes under instruction of one of our physiotherapists.
We have a warm and welcoming atmosphere and welcome people from all walks of life to seek treatment from us, whether you be a young family, sportsperson or mature adult. We treat all body regions and injury types. We are able to provide an integrated approach to patient management, working closely with doctors and other medicos located in our building. MIA just next door allows easy access to diagnostic imaging and scans.
Enquiries about our services and staff are always welcome. Visit our contact page for details.
Featured articles
Is physiotherapy scientific?
As a science-based practice, physiotherapy uses facts, theories and hypotheses and tests them against available data. Read more →
Posture correction
Poor posture can contribute to back, neck and shoulder pain, headaches, nerve impingement leading to upper and lower limb pain and weakness as well as fatigue, breathing difficulties, indigestion and sleep problems. Read more →
Soft tissue injury
Soft tissue injury may occur in the muscle as in a contusion or strain, in the tendons as in a strain or tendinopathy, in fascia connective tissue as in a fasciitis or in the ligaments as in a sprain or in the joint bursae as in a bursitis. Read more →
Aussie Rules Football injuries
Australian Rules football is a demanding sport that calls for strength, flexibility, endurance and skill. Football players generally take good care of their bodies, but football is a high-impact, contact sport and despite the... Read more →
Exercise programmes
Exercise is essential to recovery from sports injuries, following surgery, after an acute trauma, in the management of acute and chronic low back pain, neck pain and headaches and in the treatment of arthritis and osteoporosis. Read more →
RICE: Immediate action following an injury
The first and best thing to do when an injury occurs is to apply the RICE formula; a treatment for reducing pain and swelling. Read more →
Prescribed exercises; stick to the plan
Upon being discharged from physiotherapy treatment, your physiotherapist will very likely give you a home exercise program of exercises to follow. Read more →
Fitness for children
Childhood obesity carries with it the risk of diabetes, asthma, sleep problems, lack of energy and frequent injuries, all of which can result in poor school performance. Read more →
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