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What can we help with?
New problem, or first time with us? Choose an initial consultation. Coming back for the same problem? Choose a standard consultation. The calendar shows the next two weeks.
Your first visit for a new problem: a full assessment, a clear diagnosis, hands-on treatment and an exercise plan to take home.
A follow-up for a problem we are already treating: we check progress, treat and move your program on.
An hour for more than one area, a complex or long-standing problem, or a detailed rehab session after surgery.
A private, unhurried first visit for pregnancy and postnatal care, pelvic floor problems, bladder leaks or pelvic pain.
A follow-up with Claire to review your progress, adjust your program and keep you moving with confidence.
For a fresh injury from training or game day: diagnosis, treatment, taping if you need it, and a plan with a target date to get back.
Gym-based rehab in our training area for ACL, hamstring, ankle and shoulder injuries, with strength and hop testing before you play again.
Slow-motion video of you running on our treadmill, strength and mobility tests, and a written plan to fix what is causing your pain or slowing you down.
A full spinal and posture assessment, a clear explanation of what is going on, and your first treatment if it’s right for you.
A follow-up adjustment with soft-tissue and mobility work, and exercises to keep you moving between visits.
Focused work on one area, such as your neck and shoulders, lower back or calves.
Our most popular length: time for two areas, or one stubborn one done properly.
A full hour of deep-tissue work for the back, hips and legs, or wherever you hold it.
For heavy training blocks, the week before a race or the days after: flushing, deep work and stretching for the muscles you use most.
A session of dry needling and soft-tissue release from a physio trained in the technique, for tight, painful muscles.
Shockwave for long-standing tendon pain: plantar fasciitis, Achilles, patellar and hip tendons, and tennis elbow. Most people need three to five sessions, a week apart.
Your first Pilates visit: a physio assessment, reformer basics and a program written for your injury and goals.
A one-on-one reformer session with your physio, moving your program on as you get stronger.
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First time with us?
Book an initial consultation (physio, sports or chiro) for a new problem. Bring your health fund card, and any scans or referrals. Read your first visit for what to wear and bring.
Can’t see a time?
The calendar shows the next two weeks. We keep a few times free each day for new injuries, so call us at (03) 7010 4286. Coming under WorkSafe, TAC or DVA? Add your claim number in the notes. Please read our cancellation policy.
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Claire has twenty years of women’s health experience. She helps women through pregnancy, the postnatal months and menopause, with pelvic floor care, back and pelvic pain and a safe return to exercise, and runs clinical Pilates on Wednesdays.
Michael (Chiropractor, B.Sc. Clin.Sc., M.Chiro) combines gentle adjustments with mobility and strength work, so the relief lasts. He works closely with the physios on stubborn back and neck pain.
Emily looks after backs, necks and the desk-bound, and teaches most of our clinical Pilates. She is our go-to for post-surgery rehab and for patients who want to get strong again after a long time off.
Liam opened Kinetic in 2014 after six seasons as head physio for a state-league football club. He treats running, football and netball injuries, and loves a tricky knee. Master of Sports Physiotherapy, University of Melbourne.
Malia holds a Diploma of Remedial Massage and spent five years on the sideline with a rugby union club. Firm, focused and good at finding the knot you didn’t know you had.