Physiotherapy Services

Providing Physiotherapy in Wollongong

About Our Physiotherapy Services

Physiotherapy aims to enhance your functional abilities, addressing issues such as pain and injury that hinder proper functioning and can greatly impact your overall wellbeing. At Illawarra Sports Injury Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Centre, we offer personalised treatments to help you reach your wellness and mobility goals.

Our approach involves evaluating, diagnosing and treating injuries while supporting you in achieving your goals. Through this process, we aim to enhance your quality of life or performance. We also provide health coach services, with sessions tailored to the unique capabilities of our clients.

A crucial aspect of effective physiotherapy lies in comprehending your concerns and aligning with your objectives. Therefore, accurate diagnosis from the outset is paramount. Identifying the root cause and understanding its implications through thorough assessment guides the formulation of goals and treatment plans.

To arrange physiotherapy in Wollongong, or enquire about the other services we offer, call Illawarra Sports Injury Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Centre today on (02) 4283 6566.

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What Our Treatments Target

Our physiotherapy treatment strategies encompass several key components:

Treatment modalities used:

Manual therapies, including joint mobilisation, mobilisation with movement techniques & massage
Instrument-assisted soft tissue massage / scraping
Dry needling to treat pain & muscle tightness
Electrotherapies – interferential, ultrasound, laser, electrical muscle stimulation
Muscle energy techniques – uses PNF techniques to increase ROM
Computer-controlled spinal traction
Patient education & CBT techniques
Supervised in-clinic exercise programs
Home & in-gym exercise programs

Compensable bodies:

Treatment is provided under:

iCare (WorkCover) & NSW CTP
Department of Veteran’s Affairs
NDIS
Medicare Chronic Disease Management (Gap fee payable)
InjuryNet provider

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Who May Benefit From Our Services?

Physiotherapy services can be beneficial for a wide range of individuals experiencing physical discomfort or seeking to improve physical capabilities. Those who may find these services particularly useful include individuals suffering from chronic pain conditions, athletes facing sports-related injuries, or anyone undergoing rehabilitation after surgery. Additionally, office workers or others who experience repetitive strain injuries from their daily routines can also gain from physiotherapy to manage pain and enhance mobility.

Our physiotherapy services incorporate pain treatment strategies tailored to the specific needs of each individual. By focusing on alleviating discomfort and improving physical function, these treatments utilise techniques such as manual therapy, therapeutic exercises and other non-invasive modalities. This approach is designed to assist in managing acute or persistent pain without relying on surgical interventions, aiming to improve quality of life through specialised care and support.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can physiotherapy prevent injuries?

Physiotherapy plays a significant role in injury prevention by strengthening muscles, improving flexibility, and enhancing joint mobility. Regular sessions can help identify potential risk areas and implement preventive techniques, particularly for athletes or individuals engaged in physical activities, thus reducing the likelihood of future injuries.
How can physiotherapy help with chronic pain?

Physiotherapy helps manage chronic pain by employing therapeutic exercises, manual therapy techniques, and other treatments that focus on pain relief and functional improvement. These methods aim to enhance mobility, strengthen muscles and improve overall physical endurance, assisting in pain management and recovery.
How often should I attend physiotherapy sessions?

The frequency of physiotherapy sessions varies depending on the individual's condition and the severity of their symptoms. Initially, treatments might be more frequent to effectively manage pain and promote recovery, gradually decreasing as improvement occurs. Your physiotherapist will recommend a schedule that best supports your recovery goals.