Physiotherapy Ashburton, on Warner Avenue
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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Is physiotherapy suitable for children?
Physiotherapists who specialise in the treatment of children with motor dysfunction are known as paediatric physiotherapists. Read more →
Pregnancy
Regular exercise is as important to a woman's overall health during pregnancy as it is after pregnancy. Women who were previously inactive should speak to their doctor before embarking on any exercise programme during pregnancy. Read more →
Back pain
Most people will suffer from back pain at some point in their lives. Back pain is common among athletes who strain their back muscles or it may be the result of spinal injuries such as fractures or sprains. Read more →
Surfing injuries
Surfing can be an exhilarating experience and in recent years it has become an increasingly popular water sport. Read more →
Joint manipulation
When a physiotherapist manipulates a joint, it means we take the joint to its end of range and then we perform a quick thrust movement to which takes the joint past its normal range of movement. Read more →
Posture and frozen shoulder exercise
Frozen shoulder, as the name implies, is a painful condition in which the shoulder joint becomes "frozen", making the smallest movement almost impossible. Read more →
Low-impact exercise
Some people experience difficulty doing strenuous activities. Good thing there are low-impact exercises you can perform that will help you achieve fitness goals despite limitations. Read more →
Fitness for children
Childhood obesity carries with it the risk of diabetes, asthma, sleep problems, lack of energy and frequent injuries, all of which can result in poor school performance. Read more →
Personal trainer or not?
Though a personal trainer can't replace a physiotherapist it is the next best thing while you are training. Read more →
Playing through Runner's Knee pain
Runner's knee, also called patellofemoral pain, is a condition characterised by dull, aching pain under or around the kneecap (patella) where it connects with the thighbone (femur). Read more →
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