Return to Sport Rehabilitation

Sports injuries often keep you from the sport you love. Our Physios are sports minded people, that will help you get back to full strength and mobility.

Utilising our fully equipped gym, they will get you back on the field, track or court in no time!

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    Orthotics

    Orthotics Here at In Good Hands we prescribe Orthotics where necessary. Orthotics are placed inside your shoes to help correct biomechanical foot issues, aiding in how you walk, stand or run. Orthotics can also help with certain types of foot pain. If your feet are supported correctly, this can aide in even loading of the…

  • Shockwave Therapy

    Shockwave Therapy Here at In Good Hands we are very pleased to be able to provide our clients with the opportunity to receive Shockwave Therapy. This is added treatment to improve chronic musculoskeletal conditions. How does Shockwave Therapy work? Shockwave Therapy accelerates the healing process in the body by stimulating the metabolism and enhancing blood…

  • Pilates

    Pilates Here at In Good Hands we offer clinical pilates. Pilates is a great form of exercise which can improve your strength, stability, balance, posture and flexibility. Reformer Sessions We offer private one on one reformer sessions which are up to 60-minutes long and are tailored to your needs. Pilates Mat Classes We also offer…

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    Manipulation Manipulation is commonly used to reduce muscle spasms and alleviate pressure on spinal nerves. This technique is extremely effective for those suffering from neck and back stiffness or inflexibility and pain relief. This treatment usually involves a fast and accurate movement on the neck or back area. Sometimes you can hear a small ‘pop’…

  • Acupuncture and Dry Needling

    Acupuncture and Dry Needling Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese healing practice now used extensively in Western Medicine. Using very fine sterile needles your Therapist will insert these at specific acupoints to stimulate nerves, muscles and connective tissue, aiding in pain relief and muscle relaxation. Dry Needling is slightly different in targeting myofascial trigger points which…