Join us for an insightful discussion with Aaron, an experienced Physiotherapist, as we delve into the multifaceted world of Physiotherapy, uncovering its techniques and principles for promoting holistic wellbeing.

What is a Physiotherapist? Physiotherapists are experts in the anatomical structure of the human body and movement; a walking textbook if you will. We work with people of all ages, aiming to treat a range of health conditions, including but not limited to sports injuries, cardiothoracic conditioning, stroke rehabilitation and musculoskeletal conditions. Specifically, we physiotherapists are involved in the assessment, diagnosis, planning and management of conditions.

When should I see a Physiotherapist? There are numerous conditions or triggers which may lead to your healthcare provider, like your GP, to refer you to a Physiotherapist. This spans from acute sporting injuries to complex and chronic health conditions and can include cardiac rehabilitation, diabetes, osteoarthritis, cancer and palliative care, occupational health, pain management, stroke and other neurological illness and sports injuries/prevention.

What does it take to become a Physiotherapist? Becoming a Physiotherapist involves competitive entry into tertiary programs, four years of study with diverse clinical placements and post-graduation requirements including registration through AHPRA and ongoing professional development with the Australian Physiotherapy Association.

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To schedule a session with Aaron or one of our other skilled Physiotherapists, call Healthy Connections at 3624 2185 or visit us at 60 Kuran Street, Chermside. Explore our range of allied health services including Exercise Physiology and Massage Therapy here.