Learn About Your Injury — The Physio Booth Northmead

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The Physio Booth

90/8-18 Briens Road (Cumberland Highway) Northmead NSW 2152.                0466 506 694

12pm - 5pm Monday

12pm-5pm Tuesday

1pm-6pm Wednesday

2pm-7pm Thursday

12pm-5:30pm Friday

7:30am - 1pm Saturday

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Loving the new sign.

Motion is lotion! 🏋️&zwj;♀️
When suffering from back pain, it's important that we keep strong and do the correct rehab exercises to get back to our normal selves 💪
🔗Click the link in bio for more info on imaging and back pain!
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Cervicogenic headaches refer to chronic pain that is experienced in the head or face that is being referred from the upper four levels of the cervical spine, and they can be quite a pain in the neck to deal with!

Physiotherapy management of cervicog

If you haven’t seen Aubrey in clinic this week it’s because she’s in Perth with the NSW U21 Women’s Hockey team! Aubrey is the team Physio and has travelled with the team to the National Championships where she provides day-to

🤗 We’re proud to announce we will be running Student Taping Workshops this year. There will be 2 courses, each 2 hours in duration, running across multiple dates for the remainder of the year. Course A will look at lower limb taping techniques

📢 CLINIC ROOMS FOR LEASE 📢
A great opportunity is now available for an allied health practitioner or medical practitioner to lease a consulting room(s) in Northmead in our Physiotherapy practice!
They have both previously been leased out by a massa

We tape all sorts of injuries!

🩹 Types of tape we most commonly use:
1️⃣ Rigid tape (Aka sports tape): Used to help stabilise joints and prevent injuries from occurring.
2️⃣ Underwrap tape: Used particularly for those with sensative skin and/or

🧠 Our calf muscles are extremely strong, and they help us propel forwards and upwards. They can be prone to tearing due to the high demands the body requires of them, particularly with athletic activity.

🏃 Feeling a pull/strain in the calf area is