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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Physiotherapy terminology
Here is a glossary of commonly used terms in physiotherapy to give you a better understanding of what they mean and how they may relate to you. Read more →
Musculoskeletal conditions
As physiotherapists, we treat a number of musculoskeletal conditions - a broad term that encompasses damage to bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves. Read more →
Fractured ribs
Fractures usually occur from direct blows or from indirect crushing injuries. Rib fractures can be painful and may lead to severe injury inside the abdomen and chest. Read more →
Running injuries
Because of the nature of the sport, running injuries can be frequent and sometimes frustratingly disabling for prolonged periods. Read more →
Exercise programmes
Exercise is essential to recovery from sports injuries, following surgery, after an acute trauma, in the management of acute and chronic low back pain, neck pain and headaches and in the treatment of arthritis and osteoporosis. Read more →
Preparing for a knee replacement
The thought of having a knee replacement is enough to make most people very nervous. With some advice from your physiotherapist and careful preparation, you can get over the procedure with very little discomfort. Read more →
Keeping lower back pain at bay
Some people suffer from chronic back pain and have resigned themselves to accepting this as their fate, however with the help of physiotherapy, back pain can be eliminated. Read more →
Indoor climbing
In recent years, indoor climbing has become increasingly popular among sports enthusiasts as a way of simulating outdoor rock-climbing without some of the obvious hazards. Read more →
Types of rehabilitation
When someone sustains injury requiring rehabilitation, he or she may receive services from different members of the rehabilitation team, depending on the type of injury. Read more →
Selecting your next pillow
Many of us assume that any type of head support works, but the reality is that the wrong pillow choice can cause neck stiffness, back pain and recurring headaches. Read more →
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