Physiotherapists reduce and alleviate body pain, prevent injuries, and treat conditions. Through proper assessment and appropriate treatment, we can pinpoint the sources of pain and provide appropriate treatment.
Our expert team uses evidence-based techniques to help you recover from injuries, manage chronic conditions, and achieve your health goals. Let us guide you to a stronger, healthier you.
We endeavour to help athletes return to their sport as quickly and safely as possible. We are specialists in evaluating the level of injury, providing skilled treatment, rehabilitating and helping clients understand the sport and biomechanics involved, to prevent recurrent injury.
Our sports physiotherapy services are trusted by athletes at every level, including Olympic medalists. With cutting-edge techniques and personalised care, we help you recover from injuries, enhance performance, and achieve your peak potential. Whether you’re training for gold or just staying active, we’re here to keep you at your best.
Acupuncture is a safe and effective treatment offered at our clinic to support pain relief and overall well-being. By inserting fine, sterile needles into specific points on the body, this ancient practice promotes natural healing, reduces inflammation, and improves circulation.
Whether you’re managing chronic pain, recovering from an injury, or seeking stress relief, acupuncture can complement your physiotherapy journey and help you achieve your health goals.
We provide ACC’s Integrated Care Pathways Musculoskeletal (ICPMSK) through CAREWAY. ICPMSK is an innovative way of managing people with injuries that require multiple rehabilitation services in an integrated and coordinated way. The fees for physiotherapy rehabilitation will be fully subsidised, if you are enrolled in this pathway. ACC covers only specific conditions or injuries related to shoulder, lower back and knee.
To find out if you are eligible, please talk to one of our friendly physiotherapists, who can assist you with enrolling in ICPMSK.
Physiotherapists reduce and alleviate body pain, prevent injuries, and treat conditions. Through proper assessment and appropriate treatment, we can pinpoint the sources of pain and provide appropriate treatment.
Manual Therapy describes a type of clinical physiotherapy technique. It uses sophisticated hands on movements to diagnose and treat soft tissues and joints structures. A physiotherapist physically kneads and manipulates your joints, muscles, and tissues in order to diagnose biomechanical injuries, reduce pain, and promote proper healing. Since there are many different types of manual therapy techniques, a physiotherapist will be able to determine which technique best fits your needs.
Any joint, muscle, or tissue that is inflamed or tense would actively benefit from manual therapy. Manual therapy isn’t limited to a specific part of your body. Overall, that means that any joint or muscle can actively be treated by manual therapy. Manual therapy effectively addresses the mechanical, biochemical, and psychological qualities of the treatment process. You’re expected to see better range of motion in stiffer joints and pain relief by improving how your brain processes pain signals. One of your body’s main systems that controls pain is activated by specific muscle movements, which means that manual therapy can help ease how much pain you experience.
Shockwave Therapy is a series of high-energy percussions to the painful area. The shockwave is a physical pressure wave ‘shock’, not an electric one.
Helping improve chronic musculoskeletal conditions:
Exercises help rehabilitate and strengthen muscles after an injury. They can also correct muscle imbalances for optimising biomechanics. Education enables clients to understand and manage injury and also to prevent recurrence of the injury.
We endeavour to help athletes return to their sport as quickly and safely as possible. We are specialists in evaluating the level of injury, providing skilled treatment, rehabilitating and helping clients understand the sport and biomechanics involved, to prevent recurrent injury.
Our physiotherapist has extensive golfing experience and is one of the only two Level 3 Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certified Medical Professionals in New Zealand.
We use a golf specific functional assessment tool developed by the TPI to analyse your swing characteristics and identify sources of pain during your golf swing. The advantage of this specialised physiotherapy is that you can
Golf specific physiotherapy involves:
We address the needs specific to racket sports such as badminton, tennis, cricket and table tennis injuries. We develop individualised return to sport programmes. The advantage of having this specialised physiotherapy means, you can
Your 60 min assessment will involve the following:
Our assessment can help you to:
Nearly 65 per cent of runners experience running related injuries each year. These are often caused by inefficient and incorrect running patterns. Whatever your running goal is, from just a run around the block to completing a marathon, we can help.
Your 60 min assessment will involve the following:
How a running assessment can help you:
While powerlifting and weightlifting are distinct sports, they share some common injury patterns due to the high intensity and technical nature of the movements involved.
The most common injuries include lower back, shoulder, knee, elbow and ankle. Our experienced physiotherapists can help to reduce injuries in both powerlifting and weightlifting.
Your 60 min assessment will involve the following:
By taking this comprehensive approach, our physiotherapists can help powerlifters and weightlifters optimise their performance while minimising the risk of injury.
We also communicate and collaborate with the athlete’s coach to ensure that the assessment results align with the training programme and sport-specific needs.
Acupuncture is a scientifically proven approach to healing and well-being which has been supported by western research and modern clinical rationale in the last two decades.
Research has shown that acupuncture influences the nervous system to assist the body’s natural healing and pain relieving mechanisms through neuro-chemical pathways.
Acupuncture is used to treat a wide variety of conditions
Physiotherapists practise the highest standard of medical hygiene using only sterile, disposable and individually packaged needles for acupuncture so there is less risk of anything touching the needle during the process.
Our physiotherapists provide the followings
One of our physiotherapists will visit your workplace to provide an on-site functional assessment, where we can: