Our physiotherapists have experience across a multitude of industries and specialisations - providing each client an individualised approach to addressing their needs.
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy refers to the treatment of muscle and joint conditions. In your initial assessment, a Movement Improvement physiotherapist will diagnose, treat, and give you the tools to rehabilitate or prevent your condition.
Spinal conditions - lower, middle and upper back and neck pain - are the most commonly treated conditions at Movement Improvement.
Work-related injuries are a significant source of musculoskeletal problems. Our physiotherapy service focuses on helping you recover from workplace injuries and return to work safely and efficiently.
We provide ergonomic assessments, return-to-work programs, and injury management strategies tailored to your specific role and workplace environment.
Cervicogenic headaches - those originating from the neck and upper cervical spine - are a common but often misunderstood condition. Many people suffer for years without realising physiotherapy can provide lasting relief.
Our approach targets the root cause of your headaches, not just the pain. By restoring normal movement and function in the cervical spine and surrounding musculature, we aim to significantly reduce headache frequency and intensity.
Living with long-term pain is exhausting. At Movement Improvement, we take a whole-person approach to chronic pain - addressing the physical, neurological, and movement-related factors that contribute to your experience of pain.
We understand that chronic pain is complex. Our physiotherapists work with you to identify dysfunctional movement patterns, restore your deep stabilising system, and progressively build your capacity to live the life you want.
Identify the root cause of your pain - not just the site of pain
Restore normal movement patterns and deep stabiliser function
Progressive, evidence-based loading to build long-term resilience
Children aren't small adults. Growing bodies have their own patterns of injury and their own milestones, and what looks like clumsiness, sore knees or a reluctance to keep up can often be explained - and treated.
We assess and treat babies, children and adolescents, working alongside parents to explain what's happening and what to do about it. Sessions are practical and play-based where appropriate, with a home program that fits into family life rather than adding to it.
Our Director, Belinda, is DNS qualified in both Adults and Paediatrics, bringing Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilisation principles to how we assess and retrain developmental movement in children.