Private Treatment Rooms
Our therapist only see one patient at a time, their focus is solely on you.
Longer Appointment Times
Because our treatment approach takes more care and thought.
Hands-On Approach
We use fewer machines and treat our patients as a whole using the ConnectTherapy approach.
At Physionorth, we believe that you should be able to live your best life, which is why we have a team of professionals dedicated to helping you achieve your goals and live without pain.
PhysioNorth Ptd Ltd
At Physionorth our treatment approach is quite different to other Physiotherapy clinics, we use fewer machines and treat our patients as a whole using the ConnectTherapy approach.
Our standard appointment times are longer because our treatment approach takes more care and thought. This attention and consideration get results. Our patient outcomes could not be as successful as they are without taking this extra time to do things right.
With the exception of pain caused by a traumatic event (injury), quite often, the area where a person feels their pain or discomfort is a symptom of a dysfunction…
Our Vision is to Empower People to Enjoy Life by Achieving Optimal Health and Movement!
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The piriformis (Pir-ri-form-is) muscles is located deep in the back of the hip/ buttock area. It attaches from the sacrum to the upper part of the leg bone. It and 5 other muscles are responsible for external rotation of the hip (twisting the leg out...
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Can I have a massage again?
A lot of people would like to have a massage after procedures or surgery. They can have a few issues arise due to the procedure and wish to have any treatment to release the muscle and help with pain and tightness. Despite they have a clearance from the GP to have treatment, we...
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Sciatic Pain
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Massage Therapist Wanted!
Casual or Permanent Part Time work available (hours negotiable) This is a career opportunity not to be missed! Our busy clinic is seeking a Casual or Permanent Part Time Remedial Massage Therapist to join our energetic team. Situated just...
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