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Regaining Function

Sporting and General Injury Management

Leading

the field in

Regaining Function
Sporting and General Injury Management
Physiotherapy locations

Peter is available for consultation at his Geelong based practice - 

 

9 Pakington Street

Geelong West

(Church St end of Pakington St)

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And his Birregurra based practice

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Birregurra Community Health Centre

Strachan St Birregurra

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Booking a Consultation

 

All appointments for both venues are made via the 'Make An Appointment' link on this website.

All Birregurra bookings for the 4th, 12th and 18th of December can also be made via phone or text - 0414536653

Both practices are run without reception staff - so leave a message and you will be contacted.

Payment is required at the time of booking when making an online appointment.

Payment is made via PayPal or a Credit Card

 

No HICAP's refunds are processed at the time of consultation - most Health Funds process receipts online or your receipt can be taken to your Health Fund.

Your body is a beautifully designed machine.
 
It helps you participate in a whole range of different activities during life
- until injury, accident, stress, or poorly controlled movement causes dysfunction.



This can result in pain and it can stop you doing the things you want to do.

 

Our aim is to help you regain optimal function in the shortest possible time - helping you back to the life you want to be living.

Sports Physiotherapy

Sports Physiotherapy refers to the way in which physiotherapy is practiced. It is an approach based on function - restoring the way your body is designed to move - for both sporting and non-sporting injuries.

 

Sports Physiotherapy approaches the body as a whole - and attempts to help the body move toward 'optimal' function.

 

The most important step towards full rehabilitation involves treating the specific areas of the body that create the dysfunction. 

 

Physiotherapy addressing dysfunction is complemented by

  • overall technique analysis and correction

  • postural changes

  • specific correction of joint or muscle imbalances 

  • specific movement re-education

  • strengthening and stretching

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Once the body is on the way to performing in a more functional manner it is common for pain to reduce and function to improve.

 

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