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Why see a Physiotherapist?

Physiotherapy is a profession that can improve or restore function and well-being. Physio can involve a range of different techniques including, but not limited to; manual therapy, massage, manual therapy, electrotherapy and education to manage and reduce chronic pain, improve balance and strength, reduce risk of falls and increase overall well-being. 

What conditions we treat in-home at ChidleyCare Physiotherapy

Neck Pain

Neck pain

Upper Back pain

Upper back pain

Lower back pain

Lower back pain

Neurological conditions (Including BPPV)

Neurological coniditons

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Walking aid prescription

Strengthening

Reduced strength and endurance

Falls prevention

Falls prevention strategies

Fracture management

Rehabilitation post fracture

Shoulder pain
Elbow Pain
Wrist Pain
Hand Pain

Upper limb injuries/pain
(Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist, Hand)

Hip pain
Knee Pain
Ankle Pain
Foot pain

Lower limb injuries/pain
(Hip, knee, ankle, foot)

Treatment techniques we use at Chidleycare physiotherapy

Manual therapy

Manual therapy

Treatments including soft tissue massage, joint mobilisation, stretching and neural mobilisation. Manual therapy can be used to decrease pain and tightness.

Exercise therapy

Exercise Therapy

An individualised therapeutic exercise for you to complete in the comfort of your own home. Exercise programs can help with strength, pain management and falls prevention.

Electrotherapy

Elecrotherapy

Electrotherapy modalities such as TENs and EMS. US coming soon. The modalities can be used to decrease pain

Education and advice

Education and Advice

Education and advice for management of related health conditions and injuries. You tell us, we listen, we provide advice on how to get you back on your feet as soon as possible. 

Dry Needling

Dry needling

Trigger point dry needling, a handy tool to reduce pain and reduce stiffness. 

Hydrotherapy (at local pool)

Hydrotherapy

We can provide hydrotherapy at your local swimming centre. Great for improving strength and endurance for those who find it difficult to complete land based exercises (potentially due to pain or falls risk). 

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