Connect Physiotherapy in St Clair, New South Wales | Physical therapist

Connect Physiotherapy

Locality: St Clair, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9673 6366

Address: 173 Bennett Road 2759 St Clair, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.connectphysiotherapy.com.au

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25.01.2022 It's migraine awareness week! Headaches can be caused by many factors. Headache Australia describes 35 different causes to headaches. Find out more about headac...hes: https://choose.physio/your-body/head/headache If you have excruciating pain in the head, or if it is your first or worst headache, you should consult your GP or attend the nearest ED to rule out any serious condition. You should also consult your GP if the headaches are ongoing or associated with dizziness, disorientation, difficulty speaking, swallowing, falls, nausea, numbness or nystagmus (where the eyes move rapidly and uncontrollably).

25.01.2022 Parkinsons disease is the second most common neurological disease in Australia. It currently affects approximately 100, 000 Australians. In this episode of T...alking Physio, Clinical Associate Professor Mark Elkins, APAM and Allyson Flynn, APAM, talk about the value of home-based exercise programs in improving the lives of people with Parkinsons disease. To listen, head to https://bit.ly/3ezFe4z This #podcast is a Physiotherapy Research Foundation (PRF) initiative supported by FlexEze Heat Wrap Therapy, exclusive partner of the PRF. #choosephysio #PRF #talkingphysio #flexeze #podcast #parkinsonsdisease

24.01.2022 Did you know that the health of males in most countries, including Australia, is generally poorer than that of females? Despite this, men are less likely to see...k medical attention. Physiotherapists treat everything from musculoskeletal injuries to diabetes, heart disease and problems with the pelvic floor muscles - yes, men have them too! This #menshealthweek do yourself a favour and get a check up. #choosephysio #menshealth See more

23.01.2022 Hey guys a quick post to let you all know we are still open seeing patients, the closures of some businesses does not effect us!

23.01.2022 We are looking for a full time Physiotherapist with musculoskeletal/private practice experience to join our young, vibrant team for an immediate start. We have 3 other Physiotherapists, an Exercise Physiologist, Massage Therapist and a musculoskeletal doctor of all whom are part of the team. Our case load includes a mix of private patients with sporting injuries/post surgical rehab, workers compensation, medicare referrals, NDIS & CTP patients. We have an onsite gym and pri...vate treatment rooms, with sessions being one on one with each patient. We also run exercises classes so there is opportunity to become involved in this. There is full administration and financial support for professional development. There is also the opportunity to have one on one weekly training with the principal physiotherapist. We are supported with referrals by a number of GP's, sport physicians and surgeons to give a great mixture of patients. This position would ideally suit someone with at least 2 years of private practice experience, however all applications will be considered. Remuneration is dependent on experience. See more

23.01.2022 Its times likes these that we have to be creative!

19.01.2022 For Daffodil Day this year, we were able to fund raise money for The Cancer Council to help cancer research. Thank you to everyone that participated and donated. We are so thankful to have wonderful patients Swipe to find out who the lucky winner of the 60 minutes full body massage is! ... Please feel free to support The Cancer Council using this link: https://www.daffodilday.com.au/fundraiser/connectphysio

19.01.2022 Please everyone remember to support your local businesses in this difficult time They do it much harder than most people realise, often living week to week with cash flow struggles just like many people in society. They pay their staff wages and expenses before seeing an income for themselves. By supporting your local small businesses, you are helping to keep the average Australian employed. So keep buying your coffee from your local cafe, order dinner from a local restauran...t. Maybe order take away if you feel this is best, but dont forget about these people doing it tough. If airlines and other big businesses can go broke within the next 6 weeks, you can imagine that small businesses are in the same, if not worse situation. No one is immune to the health or economic impact of these crazy times. Attend your local dentist if needed, attend the restaurant with your partner or small family. If youre concerned, discuss it with them first. Apply excellent hygiene practices always. Maybe sit at a table away from others at a restaurant to ensure safe distances, Im sure this will be accommodated already. Be sensible about what you do and stay safe. #keepgettingyourcoffee Connect Physiotherapy

18.01.2022 Now that the gyms are back open, remember to build your fitness up gradually to avoid injury

18.01.2022 Feeling stressed, tired or sore from being in isolation? Our remedial massage therapist is back treating patients every Tuesday from 12pm-6pm. Call today to make an appointment on (02) 9673 6366

17.01.2022 In the time since I’ve started exercise physio my mental and physical health has significantly improved as had my outlook on life. I am now cancer free. Mich...elle Adkins-Brown, Breast cancer survivor. Listen to breast cancer survivor Michelle’s journey and how physiotherapy helped her to become cancer free. A heartfelt thank you goes to Michelle for sharing her story with us. #breastcancerawarenessmonth #survivor #strength #choosephysio

16.01.2022 This is good news for our patients still needing to continue their treatment. The Federal government have encouraged us to continue to remain open and see patients. We remain open and seeing patients moving forward. Stay safe ... Connect Physiotherapy

16.01.2022 Great post by @rehabscience: ---------- "A great illustration from @honest_physio that helps address a very common clinical misconception about... the relationship between knee joint noise (crepitus) and the development of pathology. - Almost every day in the clinic, I meet someone who is concerned about a noise that their body is making. The knee is one of the most common areas of concern as the joint behind our kneecap (patellofemoral joint) commonly makes popping and clicking noises. - It is extremely important that people understand that noises from the knee are usually not associated with pathology and may actually be a sign of a healthy, well-lubricated joint. lets be careful not to make people feel bad about their knee noise as it can negatively influence how they view their body! - So, if your knees are noisy and you dont have pain, dont worry about them. The noise is most likely due to the movement of fluid behind the kneecap and is not an indicator of a developing joint problem. Reference: Robertson CJ, et al. Peoples beliefs about the meaning of crepitus in patellofemoral pain and the impact of these beliefs on their behaviour: A qualitative study. Musculoskelet Sci Pract. 2017. . #RehabScience" . You can learn about the knee and knee pain through various lectures at www.trustme-ed.com. Link in bio. See more

15.01.2022 We still have a couple of remedial massage appointments available tomorrow! Call us to book 96736366

15.01.2022 Spending your working day under engines and inside bonnets takes its toll... its not surprising some days you go home feeling like youve been hit by a car, ra...ther than worked on one! Get those sore shoulders and aching backs checked out before minor injuries turn into chronic pain and lost income. Look after your most valuable asset your health. www.choose.physio/fortradies #tradieshealth

14.01.2022 Parkinson's disease is the second most common neurological disease in Australia. It currently affects approximately 100, 000 Australians. In this episode of ‘T...alking Physio’, Clinical Associate Professor Mark Elkins, APAM and Allyson Flynn, APAM, talk about the value of home-based exercise programs in improving the lives of people with Parkinson's disease. To listen, head to https://bit.ly/3ezFe4z This #podcast is a Physiotherapy Research Foundation (PRF) initiative supported by FlexEze Heat Wrap Therapy, exclusive partner of the PRF. #choosephysio #PRF #talkingphysio #flexeze #podcast #parkinsonsdisease

13.01.2022 After your morning run/walk, try the humble burpee! What is a burpee? Its well known for being the most gruelling exercise created. BUT it reaps so many benefi...ts: Uses nearly all the muscles in the body Builds power Cardiovascular endurance 4 steps to the perfect burpee: Go to a squat position with hands on the ground Kick your feet back into a plank position and drop your chest down Jump the feet back to the starting squat Stand straight up or jump high, and give yourself a clap! Not confident? Focus on the control and your form when doing each step to avoid unnecessary stress on your ankles, knees and lower back. If you feel a loss of control or pain during this movement, stop what youre doing. You might benefit from chatting with your physio about your technique or other appropriate exercises to achieve your fitness goals. #stayfitsaturday #choosephysio #weekendworkout #burpees

13.01.2022 Whether you walk, run, hop, jump, skip, bounce or dance exercising for just 30 minutes a day can have profound benefits to your physical AND mental well-being. www.choose.physio/exercise #ChoosePhysio #MovementisMedicine

12.01.2022 Our massage therapist Willi is now back on board each Tuesday afternoon. Please give us a call 96736366 to book!

12.01.2022 Getting ready for your elective hip/knee surgery and want to be in top shape for a full recovery? Talk to your physio about an exercise plan that will have you ...back to normal as quick as possible. Call to chat about your options, whether that be a telehealth appointment or in-clinic consultation. Either way, you can be assured that your health is their top priority. Go to www.choose.physio/elective-surgery

12.01.2022 Muscles are important for every day life and overall health. In The Guardian’s article, Tristan Chai, APAM, highlights that we need our muscles to be strong so... that we don’t end up absorbing the impact of movement in the wrong places an easy way to wind up with an injury or chronic pain. Try out some of these simple movements and read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3jfhHrZ Thank you to the following APA physiotherapists who participated in this informative piece: Tristan Chai Michael Gilbert Melissa Haberfield Ebonie Rio

12.01.2022 For anyone with rheumatic disease, this is a great initiative for those needing urgent advice I can personally recommend them, as this is who treats me for my Ra and its changed my life Stay safe everyone, ... David

10.01.2022 Great news for our patients!!

10.01.2022 Raise your hand if youve been hitting the footpath more than usual while in lockdown! Great idea, but if its caused some flare ups of old injuries, ...consult your physio for a plan to safely exercise without overdoing it. Call to chat about your options, whether that be a telehealth appointment or in-clinic consultation. Either way, you can be assured that your health is their top priority. Go to www.choose.physio/exercise

08.01.2022 Changes to the abdominal muscles and pelvic floor are common after childbirth and can make some daily tasks a little bit more challenging. Luckily these can be ...managed through physiotherapy treatment and prescribed exercise activities. Call your local physio to chat about your options, whether that be a telehealth appointment or in-clinic consultation. Either way, you can be assured that your health is their top priority. Go to www.choose.physio/pregnancy

08.01.2022 Win a 60 minute full body massage! The Daffodil Day Appeal gives hope by raising life-saving funds for world class cancer research. Buy tickets in the clinic to go in the draw! If youd like to donate, please visit this link: https://www.daffodilday.com.au/s/757/676/e... This year may feel a little different but the need to stop cancer is just the same. Good luck everyone!

08.01.2022 We are doing our part to make sure we keep our practice clean and safe!

08.01.2022 Can you hear that? Its the excitement of gyms finally reopening their doors! But dont be too hasty and try lifting that pre-lockdown PB straight away. Talk to your physio for advice on the best way to ease back into the weights. For more information, head to www.choose.physio/exercise

08.01.2022 Monique is one of our experienced Physiotherapists having worked with a range of conditions. Her special interests include paediatrics and sporting injuries. For more information or to book in with Monique, contact us on 9673 6366, [email protected] or visit www.connectphysiotherapy.com.au #physiotherapy #paediatrics #sportinginjuries #healthylifestyle

07.01.2022 Amanda graduated as a Physiotherapist in 2019 from the University of Sydney and has seen the benefits Physiotherapy could have in improving patients quality of living. She has experience in multiple areas including muskuloskeletal, orthopaedics, neurology, acute cardiorespiratory and aged care. She enjoys helping people of all ages and abilities to stay active. In her spare time she enjoys going on hikes with a coffee in hand or brunching at local cafes. ... For more information or to book in with Amanda, contact us on 9673 6366, [email protected] or visit www.connectphysiotherapy.com.au #physiotherapy #health #mobility #healthylifestyle #musculoskeletal #neurology #orthopaedics #cardiorespiratory #agedcare

07.01.2022 IMPORTANT NOTICE!! We would like to inform everyone that we are currently still open and seeing patients at our clinic. Our staff and patients are taking every necessary precaution to ensure we reduce the likelihood of COVID-19 transmission.... We are also in the process of creating alternative options to clinic based visits, such as Telehealth consultations. This reduces the risk of transmission , particularly in those most vulnerable. Please keep an eye on this page for more information about all of this moving forward. We will also be sending out emails with further information soon, as well as updates on our website. Stay safe, fit and healthy Warmest regards, David Blackburn Connect Physiotherapy

07.01.2022 Spending your working day under engines and inside bonnets takes its toll... it's not surprising some days you go home feeling like you've been hit by a car, ra...ther than worked on one! Get those sore shoulders and aching backs checked out before minor injuries turn into chronic pain and lost income. Look after your most valuable asset your health. www.choose.physio/fortradies #tradieshealth

06.01.2022 Its migraine week! Contact us for an assessment of your headaches or migraines as you may be surprised to find out it's coming from your neck! Ph: 02 9673 6366

06.01.2022 Sitting down for long periods of time while in quarantine, and your knees are creaking more than usual? Your physio can help bring some flexibility back into yo...ur joints and give you exercises to keep them strong. Call to chat about your options, whether that be a telehealth appointment or in-clinic consultation. Either way, you can be assured that your health is their top priority. Go to www.choose.physio/sore-knee

05.01.2022 We are excited to announce that we have a new massage therapist offering treatments at our clinic! Willi Kininjjew returns to us after a long hiatus. He brings with him a wealth of experience in remedial/sports massage, having worked with elite AFL players and the general population for many years.... He will be available at our clinic on Tuesdays from 12-6pm. Call us on 02 9673 6366 to make an appointment with him ASAP!

05.01.2022 Ready to get back to the gym post-iso? Be sure to follow these tips from physios around Australia to make your return without injury as smooth as possible. Wa...rm-up and cool-down properly using stretching, foam-rolling and icing techniques to aid in your recovery. Drop your pre-iso weight by 20-30% and gradually increase the weight over four-eight weeks depending on your age and fitness level. Get your form checked by a professional and ensure you are controlled and slow in your repetitions. Dont go too hard, too early! Build up to your pre-iso levels as your muscles and tendons will have likely shrunk, making you more susceptible to injury. Check in with your local physio to avoid injury and manage your return to full capacity. For more recommendations from APA Sports and Exercise Physiotherapist Julie Campbell, MACP, and Brooke Patterson, APAM, on returning to the gym, head to https://ab.co/2XPA3Z6 #StayFitSaturday #gym #choosephysio #weekendworkout

03.01.2022 Our phones seem to be down again, please contact us on 0434092582 thanks

01.01.2022 Well done to the medical team and our fellow Physiotherapists in SA!