Welcome to Ascent Physiotherapy
Sports & Lifestyle Clinic
Physiotherapy in Majura Park
Our mission is to provide first class Physiotherapy services & health care to our clients, to maximise their return to activity after injury & enable them to achieve the optimal activity level to keep them "ACTIVE – everyday, for life" regardless of their age or abilities. Our aim is to provide full functional recovery: to restore normal movement & function for the long term & also to prevent injuries from recurring.
We achieve this by providing our clients with excellence in clinical skills, customer service & ongoing support with our lifestyle management & health optimisation programs to enhance their health outcomes. Our long-term success relies on the strength of our service, combined with our experience across a range of corporate, occupational health, industry, private enterprise & defence environments.
You deserve to achieve the “height of your health”, no matter your age or ability.
We are invested in your long-term health, not just a “quick fix”! We use a hands-on, manual therapy & exercise based approach to treat all injuries (including sports, work & vehicle injuries) as well as regular aches & pains, or those little things that stop you doing the activities you love to do.
Our passion for physiotherapy extends not just to all sports (including our special interest of Equestrian sports), but to maximising movement & function, flexibility, strength & posture to enable our clients to recover from a restriction, to return to their previous activity or to regain the confidence in their own abilities to stay active and achieve the full height of their health.
We help you to move well, stay well... for life!
Our commitment to you
- Personalised, professional care with experienced physiotherapists
- High quality assessment, diagnosis & treatment – tailored to YOUR needs
- Friendly, caring environment with specialised equipment to maximise your rehabilitation, recovery, sports performance & general well-being.
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Part of your health professionals team
In cases where functional movement is compromised, doctors often refer their patients to physiotherapists. He/she will write an order authorising the form of treatment he desires. Read more →
Occupational rehabilitation
Occupational rehabilitation is the process of restoring function to injured workers so they can return to work. Depending on the type of injury, the individual may have to be trained in a new line of work. Read more →
Thoracic injuries
Thoracic pain or evidence of thoracic injury should not be ignored as the thoracic or chest cavity contains important respiratory organs which can be easily compromised. Read more →
Netball injuries
Netball is a game that calls for fast movements, lots of jumping and throwing and quick changes in direction. As a result, injuries of the foot and knee are very common. Being physically fit is not enough. Read more →
Joint mobilisation
Joint mobilisation is a "hands on" physiotherapy technique commonly used in a clinical setting to improve the range of movement of a joint in order to lessen stiffness and pain. Read more →
Healing shoulder impingement
The term shoulder impingement is used to describe the pinching feeling that results from the shoulder blade pressing against the rotator cuff - a group of muscles that work together to stabilise the shoulder joint. Read more →
Increase daily energy level
If you are feeling tired all the time the last thing you may want to do is exercise, however exercise is one of the best means of counteracting fatigue and recharging your energy supply. Read more →
Exercising with a knee replacement
Having a knee replacement does not mean that you have to stop exercising. All it means is that you are going to take certain precautions until your knee is pain free and full range of motion is restored. Read more →
Selecting a fitness centre/gym
If you are truly looking to make an investment that will pay off in better health, then you need to be very selective before shelling out your hard-earned cash. Read more →
Tight foot arch
The arches in your feet and are supported by muscles and a tight band of tissue called the plantar fascia. Read more →
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