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Physiotherapy
is a health care profession, concerned with maximising
potential human function and
movement. Physiotherapists treat people with a broad range of conditions
using predominately physical means, eg. manual therapy, electro-physical
agents and exercise prescription. From birth right through to full
adulthood, physiotherapists help all people function and move better.
At Riseley we specialise in back pain. To achieve this we employ physiotherapists with post graduate qualifications in manipulative therapy, sports physiotherapy, clinical acupuncture, pelvic floor dysfunction, clinical pilates and exercise rehabilitation. You can be assured that you are always in good hands. From acute injury through to rehabilitation and prevention, we have the physiotherapists with the skills, knowledge and equipment to help you bounce back.
Member of the Australian
Physiotherapy Association
All of our physiotherapists are members of the Australian Physiotherapy Association. Membership requires our physiotherapists to participate in the APA's Mandatory Continuing Education scheme - ensuring they stay up to date with the latest research and treatment techniques. Membership also requires an ongoing commitment to higher professional standards. Riseley Physiotherapy
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2001-2009 Physiotherapy Professional Staff We employ a full range of qualified and experienced physiotherapists. To meet our individual staff members click here. Physiotherapists have completed a four year undergraduate or a two year graduate entry master’s physiotherapy degree. Senior Physiotherapists have completed a physiotherapy degree AND a post graduate qualification in a special area, such as musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy and women’s health and continence physiotherapy. In some cases, physiotherapists who have over ten years experience and have taken a leadership role in the profession achieve Senior Physiotherapist status. Specialist Physiotherapists have completed a physiotherapy degree, a post graduate qualification in a special area AND have passed specialist examinations to be admitted as a Fellow into the Australian College of Physiotherapy.
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