Physiotherapy Ashburton, on Warner Avenue
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We are open and working out of temporary rooms, operating a limited-service. Online bookings have been temporarily disabled. For appointments, please call us on 03 9885 0695 or 0417 596 712.
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Established in 1993, Warner Avenue Physiotherapy is located in the Ashburton Pool and Recreation Centre. With a fully equipped gym and state of the art hydrotherapy pool, we are able to assist you with all stages of post-surgical and post-injury rehabilitation, injury prevention and pre-op preparation (pre-hab).
Our physiotherapy clinic is located in Ashburton Pool & Recreation Centre, on Warner Avenue. We provide services in physiotherapy for Ashburton, Glen Iris, Ashwood and surrounds.
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What is wrong with self-healing?
The human body has an amazing capacity for healing itself. In physiotherapy we assist the body to heal itself without the use of drugs to achieve optimum results. Read more →
Cardiovascular disease
In recent years cardiovascular diseases have been on the increase, however people are living longer with the disease due to improved medical care, which includes physiotherapy. Read more →
Spinal cord injury
Rehabilitation of someone with a spinal cord injury is intensive and can last a lifetime. Physiotherapy plays a vital role in helping the spinal cord patient live a fairly functional existence. Read more →
Field hockey injuries
Field hockey is a tough sport requiring skill, fitness and the ability to make quick changes in direction. As a result, field hockey has a high percentage of soft tissue injuries. Read more →
Interferential Therapy
Interferential therapy is a type of TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) which has two alternating currents that are applied to the skin. Read more →
Total and partial knee replacements
Osteoarthritis of the knee is a degenerative disease that wears out the cartilage of the knee, leading to pain, difficulty walking and deformity. Read more →
Preventing falls
Falls are responsible for a majority of hospital visits by elderly people. Poor balance and posture, low vision, dizziness and a number of other reasons can lead to falls. Read more →
Improving fitness while injured
Exercising correctly while injured could not only speed recovery, but can also improve your fitness level. Read more →
Too much fun to be exercise
Exercise is any activity that helps you burn calories, tone your body, help you look and feel better and best of all, give you some fun. Read more →
Freedom from Fibromyalgia
Fibromyalgia is a painful disease that manifests itself in widespread pain and hypersensitivity to non-painful stimuli. Read more →
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