PHYSIOTHERAPY

Physiotherapists at The Injury Clinic will work with you to ensure an understanding of your current injury and develop a management plan to get you back to the things you enjoy as soon as possible. We appreciate that all of our clients are individuals with different goals, aims, strength & weaknesses. There is never one solution for everyone. Let us work with you to diagnose, fix & prevent your injury.

With a focus on evidence-based injury management, our physiotherapists combine the most recent research evidence and their clinical expertise to achieve the best outcomes for their clients. The Injury Clinic physiotherapists place an emphasis on injury prevention, ensuring that you not only improve, but are provided with advice in regards to preventing your injury from happening again. 

PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT AT THE INJURY CLINIC WILL INCLUDE:

– Detailed assessment of your current injury

– Discussions regarding your current goals and aims

– Development of a management plan to both improve your symptoms, and prevent injury recurrence

PHYSIOTHERAPY MANAGEMENT AT THE INJURY CLINIC MAY INCLUDE:

– Involvement of other team members at the clinic (Strength Coach; Dietitian; Additional physiotherapists)

– Dry needling; Soft tissue techniques; Joint manipulation

– Training load advice and education

WHAT TO EXPECT…

With an emphasis on ensuring you have an understanding of your injury, and a strong focus on injury prevention, Physiotherapists at The Injury Clinic Geelong aim to not only address your current injury, but ensure that you are in the best place possible to stay healthy and achieve your goals.

DON’T CHASE THE SYMPTOMS. HUNT THE CAUSE.

Some injuries are more complex than others. The cause or ‘driver’ of an injury can be at a site far from the location of pain.  Whilst addressing the local site of discomfort may result in some symptomatic relief, it often doesn’t address the reason an injury occurred in the first place. Injury prevention. It’s important.

Most of the time, an area or tissue (muscle, tendon, bone), will become symptomatic if it is loaded adversely. Whilst the pain may be at the local site of the tissue, there are many factors that contribute to why it may have experienced loading beyond what it is capable of managing.

These contributing factors can include: tightness; weakness; biomechanical variations; joint restrictions; individual anatomy; poorly designed training programs; significant increases in activity…the list goes on.

If the factors contributing to an injury are not addressed, there is a good chance it will reoccur, either in the same or a different location. Not all contributing factors are modifiable, but some most definitely are.

 At The Injury Clinic we will hunt the cause and not get distracted by the symptoms. So, if you’re struggling to get on top of an injury or have been experiencing recurrent niggles…come and let us work with you to hunt the cause.