What We Do
Solidus Health & Strength makes taking care of your body easy. Our expert therapists provide hands-on manual therapy and corrective exercises to keep you feeling better, longer.
Our expert therapists are here to help you feel your best live pain free recover from injuries
Physiotherapy in Melbourne
Improving your mobility, function and overall well-being is what physiotherapy is all about. When you are injured or have a condition that affects your muscles, joints or bones, it can affect your entire life.
If you are looking for help to perform better at work, improve your golf swing, or train harder for the next marathon, Solidus is here to help.
By the end of your course of treatment, you should be able to move more efficiently and with pain free.
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Services We Offer
There is no one best method to treat an injury or pain. After we assess your body, we tailor your treatment based on your specific needs. This may be one or a combination of the services below:
What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy is a hands-on treatment that focuses on restoring mobility and function. It is used to treat those with acute (short-term) and chronic (long term) injuries and conditions, as well as those wanting to improve their fitness and strength.
Treatment involves the movement of body systems, including nerves, muscles and joints, to restore function and prevent disability. We provide stretching, strengthening exercises, an exercise program, and advice to avoid further problems. Whether you’re recovering from a car accident, a sports injury, or you’re in chronic pain, we can help to improve your symptoms and get you moving again.
EXPERT THERAPISTS THAT UNDERSTAND YOUR NEEDS
Our therapists are all licensed health care professionals who can diagnose what your body is telling you and provide treatment to help reduce pain, correct posture, decrease tension, and improve the way you move.
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Common Conditions our Melbourne Physiotherapists Treat
Not sure if you should see a physiotherapist? While some of the conditions we treat may seem minor, they can quickly become a serious problem if left untreated. Here is a list of common conditions frequently treated by our physiotherapists:
- Back and neck pain
- Pinched nerves or numbness in the arm, shoulder or leg
- Loss of balance, dizziness and falls
- Sports injuries (acute) like hamstring tears or rotator cuff tears
- Pain or weakness in the shoulder, elbow, wrist or hand
- Joint stiffness
We even work on bad posture, identifying what activities cause pain and how to improve daily function. At Solidus, we have a highly qualified team of physiotherapists who are experienced in treating various conditions.
What You Can Hope to Gain
Not only do Solidus aim to help reduce pain and aid recovery, but we also want you to live your life to the fullest. We aim for you to return to work, sporting activities, and daily duties with minimum disruption or pain.
Here’s what to expect when experiencing Solidus physiotherapy:
- Improved strength, power and endurance
- Prevention of injuries and correct posture
- An enhanced sense of well-being and confidence
- Better flexibility and range of motion
- One-on-one treatment that is tailored to your situation
- Injury rehab programs to speed up recovery
Our approach to Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy works because it is a hands-on treatment that focuses on your body’s movement. We will assess your problem areas and customise a treatment plan accordingly. Whatever your injury or condition, you can expect to improve your symptoms and feel better overall.
Our physiotherapists are experienced in treating various conditions – everything from sports injuries to post-surgical rehab. The first phase of treatment is a consultation to assess your problem areas and develop a treatment plan that is right for you.
Physiotherapy Near Me
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FAQs
What is the difference between physiotherapy and physical therapy?
Physiotherapy and physical therapy are two terms that can be used interchangeably and are exactly the same.
You’ll receive hands-on treatment to help you move and function better, improving overall quality of life.
What services do physiotherapists provide?
Physiotherapists provide services such as manual therapy (works with joints and muscles), therapeutic exercises (strengthening and stretching) and functional rehabilitation (helping you to move and function).
How long does physiotherapy take per session?
This varies from person to person, depending on their circumstances and injury. Generally speaking, though, you can expect each session to last from 30-60 minutes.
How long does it take physiotherapy to work?
Patients suffering from minor injuries can expect to see an improvement in around 2-3 sessions.
The healing process is generally about 6-8 weeks for soft tissue injuries, and chronic injuries can take two months or longer.
Your progress will also depend on many factors, including how well you stick to your treatment plan and whether you keep up with any home exercises.
Does my condition/injury/pain require physiotherapy?
Anyone in pain or discomfort that hinders their function is generally suitable for physiotherapy.
If you have an injury, are recovering from surgery, or live with a chronic condition, physiotherapy can help.
How do physiotherapists become qualified?
Physiotherapists have had to either complete a four-year bachelor’s degree in physiotherapy, or an undergraduate degree in another subject and apply for postgraduate study in physiotherapy.
Add in work placements to gain experience, and you’ve got a qualified physiotherapist.
Can physiotherapy help nerve pain?
Yes, physiotherapy can help nerve pain and is a common treatment choice among our patients.
This treatment method works to alleviate pain while optimising mobility and flexibility.
You’ll quickly notice improvements in your symptoms and function in everyday life.
Should I see a doctor before physiotherapy?
You do not need a doctor’s referral to see one of our physiotherapists.
If you’re in pain or discomfort interfering with your daily living activities, then give one of our team a call for an appointment.
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