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Golfer’s Elbow

If you are experiencing pain in your elbows and wrists, you may have an injury known as Golfer’s elbow. In […]

Towards the end of May, a large group of our Physiotherapists undertook an amazing vestibular training course on treating vertigo

David Ayres / March 11, 2022

If you have ever been told you have a tendinopathy or heard the term, you may be asking yourself: What

David Ayres / February 11, 2022

Injuries within soccer are very common. Charlie, A sports physiotherapist from our Campbelltown practice discusses some of the most common

David Ayres / January 27, 2022

Rotator cuff injuries are common when it comes to treating the shoulder. Physiotherapist Luke from our Burnside practice explains the

David Ayres / January 20, 2022

Jaw (TMJ) pain is a common problem that can be treated by a physiotherapist. Luke, a physiotherapist from our Burnside

David Ayres / January 13, 2022

ACL injuries are a common injury in contact sports such as the AFL. Physiotherapist Andrew from our Adelaide CBD practice

David Ayres / September 8, 2021

We are all individual and unique, and the same can be said for the way we run. This can

David Ayres / August 9, 2021

The Physios at the Gawler Place practice enjoy both practicing and prescribing Pilates to their clients. Here are some of

David Ayres / August 6, 2021

If you’ve recently gone into the Aberfoyle Park practice, then you would have more than likely bumped into Thomas Nunn.

The team at Melrose Park dazzled Val at her going away surprise party with the Nutbush City Limits dance! Get

Physical Stress Physical stress in soccer athletes commonly occurs due to an acute injury. An acute injury is an injury