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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Clinical research
Clinical research is vital in the field of physiotherapy. Physiotherapists regularly take broad new evidence based research to back up their treatments methods. Read more →
Sciatica
Sciatica is a common condition that causes pain to radiate in the buttocks and groin, down the back of the leg and into the foot. This pain is the result of compression of the sciatic nerve. Read more →
Quadriceps injuries
The quadriceps are the four large muscles at the front of the upper leg that help to stabilise the knee and hip and allow movement. Read more →
Cricket injuries
As a cricket player, avoiding injuries is something every player would like to possibly do. Here are the most common injuries sustained by these players, along with the symptoms and physiotherapy treatments for each injury. Read more →
Ultrasound
An ultrasound machine, which is very commonly used in physiotherapy, works by using high frequency sound waves (that can't be heard by the human ear) to effectively treat deep tissue injuries. Read more →
Pain management
Pain can be managed effectively in a number of ways, but since chemical treatments are the most popular form of pain management, we often turn to those first. Read more →
Exercising during travel
Whether you are traveling for business or pleasure, with a little bit of imagination you can have fun without sacrificing your fitness level. Read more →
Exercise with Arthritis
Exercises for arthritis centre around gentle stretching movements, such as are done in Yoga, tai chi and Pilates. Read more →
Scar tissue and muscle adhesions
Swimming, bowling and computer use are some activities that eventually lead to muscle adhesions as a result of overuse. Read more →
Living to 100
Human beings are living longer in almost all parts of the world, thanks to better eating habits, medical technology and pharmaceuticals, as well as better knowledge about the value of physical movement. Read more →
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