Physioshop in Boyne Island, Queensland, Australia | Physical therapist

Physioshop

Locality: Boyne Island, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 4973 8883

Address: 3 Gilbert Ct 4680 Boyne Island, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.physio-shop.com.au

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24.01.2022 Our main phone line is down. We can be reached on 0749737582.

20.01.2022 Unfortunately our lovely Tia will be leaving us at the end of the month for a career change. Book in now to see her before she leaves.

19.01.2022 Appointments with our Remedial Massage Therapist Tia can now be booked online! http://auappts.gensolve.com/physiosh/clinician//tia_corish

18.01.2022 It seems like our main phone number is working again 0749738883. Apologies for the inconvenience.

18.01.2022 We are proud to sponsor the Bits U5’s soccer team. The kids were so excited to be back on the field today. Great game team!

18.01.2022 ACCREDITED EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST - Tiarna Bateman Accredited Exercise Physiologists are university-qualified allied health professionals. They specialize in designing and delivering safe and effective exercise interventions for people with chronic medical conditions, injuries or disabilities. Services delivered by an AEP are also claimable under compensable schemes such as Medicare and covered by most private health insurers. When it comes to the prescription of exercise, the...y are the most qualified professionals in Australia. Whether you’re living with a chronic condition, illness, injury or just want some advice on how to exercise right for your specific needs, Tiarna can help! HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT FROM PHYSIOTHERAPISTS? Distinguishing between a physiotherapist and an exercise physiologist can be quite difficult, as the two aren’t mutually exclusive. Both can work within a broad scope of practice so it’s only natural that confusion exists. Although there are similarities, they aren’t the same thing. Both are allied health professionals who have done a minimum of 4 years’ study at university, however there are differences in their areas of expertise. Physiotherapists generally focus on the diagnosis of acute injuries as well as helping to treat pain and restoring function. Exercise physiologists use evidence-based movement and exercise intervention for chronic disease prevention and management, musculoskeletal injuries and weight management. Exercise physiologists often work as part of a team of doctors, physiotherapists and other allied health professionals to ensure the best results for their clients. Tiarna is pilates trained and has special interests in using exercise as medicine for mental health conditions, weight loss, diabetes and osteoporosis. Tiarna is available at Physio Shop on Tuesday afternoon and Friday morning.

17.01.2022 We have moved, but not far. We are now located in shop 2 next to our old clinic. Phone number still the same.We have moved, but not far. We are now located in shop 2 next to our old clinic. Phone number still the same.

13.01.2022 REMEDIAL MASSAGE RE-OPENING We are allowed to offer massage appointments again! From Tuesday 28th April Tia will be back massaging every Tuesday and Thursday. Tia can't wait to see you all in clinic. Call us or book online: https://auappts.gensolve.com/physioshop

12.01.2022 DO YOU SUFFER FROM HEADACHES? Nearly half the population suffers from headaches and about 15-20%of those headaches stem from the neck. They are called cervicogenic headaches. If the pain begins in the neck and the back of the head and radiates towards the front of the head, there is a good chance that you have a cervicogenic headache.... Typically, people who have cervicogenic headaches experience a headache accompanied by neck pain and stiffness. Certain neck movements can provoke cervicogenic headaches. People may confuse cervicogenic headaches with migraines and tension headaches, both of which can cause neck pain. Cervicogenic headaches result from structural problems in the neck and are often due to problems with vertebrae at the top of the spine, called the high cervical vertebrae. A dysfunction in these areas can trigger pain signals that travel to your trigeminocervical nucleus (TCN) in your brainstem. This information is then transmitted into your brain and interpreted as a headache. The good news is that by fixing your neck problem, your neck headache can be alleviated. At PhysioShop we have Physios with post graduate training that are experts in treating headaches. So what can Physio do? - Joint mobilisation and manipulations to improve neck range of movement and relief of pain from stiff joints. - Muscle release through massage or dry needling as tight muscles can contribute to limited joint movement as well as refer headaches. - Exercises including stretches, strengthening and endurance to improve muscle control and possibly reduce frequency of the headaches. A recent systematic review has shown physiotherapy management is effective in reducing pain and functional disability in people who have headaches due to referral from their neck. (Rani et al. 2019) https://www.tandfonline.com//10.1080/21679169.2018.1523460

11.01.2022 We are open tomorrow morning. Physio appointments available with Joellen.We are open tomorrow morning. Physio appointments available with Joellen.

11.01.2022 COVID-19-plan At Physioshop the wellbeing of our staff and clients is of our highest priority. We are taking extra measures to withhold the highest standards of sanitation and hygiene. We have put in place an even more rigid cleaning schedule, have no linen on our beds and all equipment gets cleaned after every client. Feel free to bring your own towel with you. How you can help? If you have travelled overseas please DO NOT come to our business for 14 days. ... If you have a fever, sore throat or cough please DO NOT come to our business till you are completely recovered. If you suspect you have been in contact with someone with COVID-19 please DO NOT come to our business for 14 days since last contact. Please wash your hands thoroughly upon entry of our building, before seeing the health professionals. We appreciate your help and support at this difficult and uncertain time. If you have any questions please call us on 4973 8883. Kind regards, Management and staff

06.01.2022 Help Tannum Sands Kindy and win one of the amazing prizes. Tickets for sale at Physioshop.

05.01.2022 We are still open for Physio, remedial massage and Exercise Phys. We have taken extra precautions. Thanks for your supportWe are still open for Physio, remedial massage and Exercise Phys. We have taken extra precautions. Thanks for your support

04.01.2022 Please meet our locum physio Petro Kuiper, who started Physioshop back in the day. I am so excited to be working at Physioshop for the next two weeks. It is very exciting to see its growth from the small one man clinic I started 18 years ago. I hope to see all my old clients again. Please call us for bookings on 0749738883.

04.01.2022 We're open Saturday mornings. Give us a call tomorrow (0749738883) or book online through http://auappts.gensolve.com/physioshop.

04.01.2022 Tia has had a couple of last minute cancellations for today. Call us now to book in or to book online go to: https://auappts.gensolve.com/physioshop//details/tia_corish

03.01.2022 Our sister company Gladstone Physio and Fitness is offering antenatal and postnatal exercise classes. The best way to stay active and/or return to exercise after pregnancy.

03.01.2022 Ankle sprain Why it’s important to rehab an ankle sprain: Up to 75% of initial lateral ankle sprains result in repetitive sprains and chronic complaints. Research has shown the use of manual therapy, strength and balance (proprioception) training can improve function and decrease the risk of re-injury (Hubbard & Wikstrom, 2010). At Physioshop we have expert physios who have experience working at all levels of sports, up to Olympic gold medallists, that can help you rehab you...r ankle injury and bring you back to your desired level of sports. Mechanism of injury: fast changes in direction especially on uneven surfaces, jumping and landing with the ankle rolled in. Cause of pain: most common ligament to be sprained in the ankle from an inversion (rolling in) injury is the ATFL (anterior talofibular ligament) on the outside of the ankle Rehab required for an ankle sprain: - Ice, compression and elevation to reduce the swelling and pain which will promote healing - Improve ankle range with manual therapy and exercises - Strengthen the muscle around the ankle to help support and encourage stability - Proprioception training balance/ankle stability training to help prevent re-injury Further reading: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3781861/

03.01.2022 Klaas and the Physioshop team have been serving the Boyne/Tannum and wider community for over 8 years. We have a dedicated team of Physiotherapists, Exercise Physiologist, Remedial Massage Therapist and Admin staff. Give us a call on 0749738883 or book online http://auappts.gensolve.com/physioshop.