PPS Physiotherapy Kellyville in Kellyville, New South Wales | Physical therapist

PPS Physiotherapy Kellyville

Locality: Kellyville, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9672 6752

Address: 2/2 Acres Rd 2155 Kellyville, NSW, Australia

Website: https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/contact

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25.01.2022 We have seen a large number of plantar fasciitis cases (aka the most common cause of heel/foot pain) in the clinic lately. Check out our blog below to find out all about it and some FAQ's. Feel free to post any questions in the comments https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/dreaded-heel-pain-plantar-/

22.01.2022 Did you know dry needling the upper trapezius is super effective in relieving neck tension and some types of headaches!

20.01.2022 We have a new term of Pilates starting at Kellyville this week. We still have space in these classes if anyone is interested! Day: Wednesday evenings for the whole school term Time: 7:00 - 7:45pm ... Cost: $30 per class (can claim on your health fund if you are covered) For more info please visit the link below https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/services/pilates/

19.01.2022 Cervical SNAGS This is a really good exercise to help increase range in the neck and helps alleviate headache symptoms. Do 2-3 sets of 10 each side. Remember the exercise should be pain free when performing it. If unsure if this exercise is right for you give us a call on 9672 6752.

19.01.2022 The sternocleidomastoid (SCM) is a muscle that runs from behind your ear to the front of your neck. When this muscle is tight or sore it can cause neck pain/tenderness and headaches. The good news however is that you can release this muscle yourself! 1. Turn your head to look away from the sore muscle 2. Hold on to the muscle near the neck 3. Move your hand back and fourth while holding the muscle for 1 minute 4. Move your way down the muscle

18.01.2022 We have a new blog post up all about ankle sprains. Head to the link to check it out https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/not-just-a-sprained-ankle/

16.01.2022 Lateral Collateral Ligament complete rupture LCL ruptures of the knee are quite rare and when they occur in isolation only account for approximately 2% of all knee ligament injuries. This patient was in fact an ACL, LCL and meniscus patient and sustained the injury while playing sport. As with all sprains they are graded from 1 - 3 (where 1 is minor and 3 is a complete rupture). The LCL is vulnerable to injury when the foot/shin is forced inwards in relation to the kne...e. The video demonstrates a positive LCL test. This patient has since had operative repair of the ligament using a hamstring graft from his opposite leg. He is doing really well with his rehab and has a stable knee. #knee #ligament #acl #lcl #injury #ppsphysiotherapy #physiotherapy #ligament #sport #rehab #surgery #kellyville #carlingford

15.01.2022 Covid-19 got you working from home with a sh#tty desk set up? Staring at that screen for hours on end with poor postural neck positions? Now your neck and upper back is starting to cry out in discomfort?.... We got you covered!!! . Here are 4 very simple exercises to help improve your shoulder and upper back mobility, along with strengthening a few of your neck, shoulder and mid upper back muscles. ... This little routine is designed to not only help with any current aches and pains, but to also reduce the risk of them coming back again!!! Thats what we call crushing covid-19 desk pain! . Recommendation here is to do these four exercises a couple of times a week as part of your injury prevention goals while working from home. . 1 Stability Ball I Y T W Lifts 2 Shoulder Shrugs + Neck Rotations 3 Monkey Shrugs 4 Elbow to Knee Bird Dog + Iso Hold . Save the or share it with a friend in need of some help with upper back and neck pain . Music: https://www.bensound.com . #physio #deskworker #ergonomics #workingfromhome #quarantine #covid19 # #ppsphysiotherapy #gburtonphysio #lesspainbetterlife #neckpain See more

15.01.2022 It is important that your treatment for your back pain is focused on movement and exercise as this improve your function and reduce your pain whereas a treatment plan that is focused on rest, medications and manual therapy can actually WORSEN your back pain. Exercise and physical activity have been shown to be safe for individuals with back pain and DOES NOT increase the risk of future back injuries. In fact, it actually reduces sick leave from back pain as well as decreases back pain during pregnancy. If you or someone you know is suffering from persistent back pain and is ready to try one of the many types of exercise programs that can help reduce their pain then book an appointment to see one of our friendly staff at our Kellyville clinic (9672 6752).

14.01.2022 Are you or someone you know returning to sport in the near future post ACL Reconstruction? https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/checklist-to-return-to-spo/

14.01.2022 Inhibiting the upper trapezius for neck pain relief.

13.01.2022 Stuck at home with no gym? Are the kids driving you crazy? Finding yourself looking at the fridge every 20 minutes? Check out our new blog post for five tips on staying fit at home and some exercises you can try! https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/tips-for-staying-fit-at-ho/

12.01.2022 The secret exercise to a healthy neck.

11.01.2022 As per our email today and recent post. We are and will continue to be open.

10.01.2022 Q & A happening today over on our instagram stories. Make sure you check it out and ask us anything you want!

09.01.2022 Are you working from home? One of the major causes of neck and shoulder pain is incorrect desk/work setup at home. Below are two images, one showing a common mistake people make while working from home. The other shows an ideal setup: 1. Back supported against a chair 2. Computer screen elevated to eye level (you can use books, Tupperware containers or anything you have at home) 3. Pillow supporting the elbows

09.01.2022 Following on from our return to sport post yesterday, we have just uploaded a return to sport/gym blog to help you avoid injury. Check it out at https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/how-do-i-safely-return-to-/

08.01.2022 3 Exercises to Beat Neck Pain @ Home . Poor prolonged postural positions (i.e sitting at a home desk with your neck poked forward), can lead to neck pain. . The following 3 exercises may help you to find some relief... 1 Chin Tucks with Snow Angels 2 Sideling Neck Bends 3 Plank with Band-resisted neck retraction . Save the or share it with a friend in need of some help with neck pain or headaches . #physio #deskworker #ergonomics #workingfromhome #ppsphysiotherapy #gburtonphysio #lesspainbetterlife #neckpain #headacherelief . Disclaimer: this is NOT medical advice! Please consult your healthcare professional if you arent sure if these are right for you! See more

08.01.2022 PPS Physiotherapy is open! We will continue to remain open until advised otherwise by our governing bodies. We have policies in place to ensure the safety of patients and staff - look for our posters in the clinic for information about this! If you are feeling unwell prior to your appointment please contact us so we can advise best action moving forward and potentially offer alternate treatment. Remember we treat people who are injured, not people who are sick

07.01.2022 Dead bugs is an exercise to strengthen and stabilise your core, spine and back muscles. This exercise helps teach you to keep your core stable and back protected while your legs and arms are moving. While performing this exercise keep your lower back in contact with the floor at all times. Only perform this exercise if it is pain free! A good goal to achieve would be 20 in a row for 2 rounds.

06.01.2022 Happy birthday to our wonderful physiotherapist Kim! We are so lucky to have you as part of our PPS family! If you see her beautiful smiling face at kellyville be sure to wish her a happy birthday!

05.01.2022 In light of the recent virus outbreak here are some simple ways you can maximise your immune system. Making a couple small changes to your daily routine could make a world of difference to your health.

05.01.2022 We have just released a new blog post all about Calf and Achilles conditions. Click the link below to find out more. We would love to hear of any blog suggestions/questions you have for our team so make sure to mention them in the comments. https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/your-guide-to-the-calf/

05.01.2022 Unsure if you need to stretch or strengthen? Give us a call on 9672 6752 to book in with one of our fantastic physiotherapists.

04.01.2022 2 Exercises to Help With Overhead Stability . We often see patients with pain when performing movements overhead/above shoulder height, be it our athletes, weightlifters, or people performing everyday tasks at home. . Patients usually present with loss of range of motion, as we restore their shoulder movement in the clinic to full range with no pain, we will begin to test their tolerance to loadings overhead. ... . The two exercises in this video are just a couple of our go to, when trying to promote strength and stability with overhead movement (a must for healthy shoulder joints), in the final phases of overhead shoulder rehab: . 1 Dumbbell + Banded Shoulder Flexion - a challenging shoulder exercise as it works different planes of motion. You have to push out against the band while raising your arms with the weights in hand. We like to cue a slow tempo here also. . 2 Kettlebell Bottoms Up Arnold Press - This is a great shoulder strengthening and stability exercise. With the kettlebell bottoms up it adds that extra unstable force to help activate your stabilizers. . Tag someone who could use these exercises! Like and save if you found it helpful! Post questions or comments below! . #physio #shoulderrehab # #ppsphysiotherapy #gburtonphysio #lesspainbetterlife #shoulder See more

04.01.2022 Life is a balance between rest and movement! Have a read of our latest blog to learn how to optimise your performance through rest and recovery https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/how-important-is-rest/

04.01.2022 What should you do after finishing physiotherapy treatment? Read our latest blog (link below) to find out our top tips for post treatment care. https://ppsphysiotherapy.com.au/life-after-physio-tips-for/

02.01.2022 When the Physio needs physio! Brooke had one sore ankle today that ached most of last night. Unfortunately she doesnt have a good story to go with this injury, just an I woke up with it. Kim dry needled her Tibialis anterior and what do you know she is a new woman! Sorry we had to mute the video to make this safe for the work page ... #dryneedle #nopainnogain #lunchtimefun #physio #physiotherapy #ankle #shin #pain #injury

02.01.2022 Does this position ever relieve your pain? If so that could be a sign of a C7 nerve root irritation. This is a fairly common complaint we have amongst patients. Common signs and symptoms are: neck pain radiating to the arm pain relief with the arm rested over head occasionally pins and needles and/or numbness If you think this could be you give us a call on 9672 6752 to book in a consultation with one of our amazing physiotherapists.

02.01.2022 Thoughts for a Thursday

02.01.2022 Knee rocks are a great mobility exercise for stiff lower backs! Lie on your back with your knees bent and gently rock your knees side to side comfortably. Give these a go first thing of a morning before you get out of bed. Aim for 60 knee rocks.

02.01.2022 Are you going back to soccer or netball when sports start back in July? Make sure you are match ready to avoid injury. There are 2 great injury prevention programs available for both sports. 1. Netball Knee Program (https://knee.netball.com.au/) 2. FIFA 11+ (https://www.fifamedicalnetwork.com/lesso/prevention-fifa-11) If you have any questions contact our friendly team!