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Treatments we offer

 We offer a range of treatments and technology to help reduce pain, improve movement and support recovery. Treatment approaches can differ between physios and clinics, based on your injury or condition, your preferences and the care options available at your chosen clinic. 

How treatments support recovery

Your treatment plan may combine several approaches, including hands-on therapy, guided exercise and movement analysis.

This approach helps to:

  • Reduce pain and muscle tension
  • Improve movement and flexibility
  • Identify movement patterns contributing to injury
  • Build strength safely during rehabilitation
  • Track progress throughout recovery

Your physiotherapist will recommend the treatments that best support your recovery and help you move with confidence again.

Fees and ACC

If your condition is related to an injury and covered by ACC, we can help lodge your claim and you may only need to pay a surcharge.

Related physio and rehabilitation services

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
Physiotherapy and rehabilitation
Pelvic health physiotherapy
Pelvic health physiotherapy
Concussion
Surgical recovery
Pain support
Pain support
Headache support
Headache support
Podiatry
Podiatry

Frequently asked questions

What treatments do physiotherapists use?

Physiotherapists may use a combination of hands-on therapy, guided exercise and rehabilitation technology. Common treatments include dry needling, hydrotherapy, manual therapy, shockwave therapy, gait analysis and custom orthotics.

What is dry needling used for?

Dry needling is commonly used to release tight muscles, reduce trigger point pain and improve movement.

What is hydrotherapy used for?

Hydrotherapy uses exercise in warm water to reduce pressure on joints while improving strength, flexibility and mobility.

Support your movement and wellbeing

If a condition is affecting your movement, comfort or confidence, physiotherapy may help.