Castlemaine Holistic Therapies
Physiotherapy in Mount Alexander

Janet pullar: musculoskeletal physiotherapist. Charlotte bathurst: musculoskeletal physiotherapist. Anand kumar: sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapist. Spinal, sports, rehabilitation and pilates.

This is a long word meaning muscles, joints and the total skeleton. This could be middle back (thoracic), or low back (lumbar or sacroiliac) and it could involve referral into the leg. A thorough assessment, manual treatment and specific exercises is the most effective way to manage spinal problems. After initial beginning aid a thorough assessment is recommended to diagnose the injury and determine what treatment, how much rest and what exercises are required prior returning to activity. Vertigo is a feeling of head spinning, often with nausea or feeling unsteady. The most normal cause of vertigo is Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) which is believed to be due to debris collected in the internal ear. It can occur following trauma, ear infection, ear surgery, vestibular neuritis or degenerative changes in the ear. Some of our Physiotherapists have advanced training in the diagnosis and treatment of these conditions. Pilates is based on the creative theories and practices of Joseph Pilates and is an special way to improve strength, flexibility and core stability for those who enjoy precision in exercising. Clinical Pilates uses Pilates principles and exercises to facilitate recovery from injury based on thorough Physiotherapy assessment. Many of our patients gain from the inclusion of Clinical Pilates in their recovery program. Occupational health deals with health and safety in the workplace and has a mighty focus on prevention of hazards. This could range from advising on the ergonomics of your home office to managing workplace injuries. Castlemaine Physiotherapy provides onside Physiotherapy services at Don AR Insignificant goods factory focusing on management of acute labor injuries as healthy as prevention of injury. Hydrotherapy is water based exercise providing a safe, low impact environment to exercise in, using buoyancy, water resistance and exercise equipment. Each of our Physiotherapists has at minimum five years of training to achieve a high level of assessment skills, manual techniques and exercise design. Together we have over seventy years of experience treating both chronic and acute conditions. We continue to keep up to date with the latest advances in the swift growing science of Physiotherapy.