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Have you got a sore back or neck? Have you sustained a sporting or other injury? A physiotherapist may very well be able to help! Physiotherapists are experts in the assessment, diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the musculoskeletal system.
Sunbury Physiotherapy Clinic was established in 1986 and has provided care to Sunbury & Gisborne residents and surrounding areas ever since. The clinic has been accredited by the Australian Physiotherapy Association, a process that promotes excellence in all aspects of physiotherapy care provision.
Consultation is by appointment between 8 a.m.-7 p.m. weekdays and until noon on Saturdays. Appointments are also available Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday mornings and Thursday afternoons at the Gisborne Medical Centre. A doctor’s referral is not required to attend physiotherapy. |
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The Practice offers a comprehensive range of physiotherapy services, these include:
- Sports injury management
- Spinal, back and neck pain
- Headaches
- Joint sprains and muscle strains
- Workplace inuury management
- Rehabilitation following joint replacements and other surgery
- Rehabilitation following bone fractures
- Exercise prescription
- Injury prevention
- Management of Arthritis
- Hydrotherapy/ Aquatic physiotherapy
- Sale of Pillows, Tapes, and Braces
The Practice also offers other allied health services which include:
- Podiatry
- Psychology
- Hand Therapy
- Massage Therapy
- Rehabilitation
- Womens Health physiotherapy
- Neurological physiotherapy
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Do you suffer headache?
There are many different triggers for headaches, a common cause being the neck. Neck strain or dysfunction can refer pain into our heads. This occurs because the nerves that supply the upper neck also supply the skin overlying the head, forehead, jaw, back of the eyes and ears. Consequently, pain arising from the upper neck may be felt as pain in any of these regions and this is called a cervicogenic headache.
Cervicogenic headache is caused by activities which place excessive stress on the joints, ligaments, nerves or muscles of the neck. This can occur due to trauma (such as a motor vehicle or sporting accident) or more commonly, due to repetitive or prolonged activities such as computer work and reading, poor postures or excessive bending or twisting of the neck.
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