A physiotherapist assessing a seated patient's mid-back and spine

Physio Spirit / Back & neck pain

Back and neck pain that won't settle.

Musculoskeletal physiotherapy is this practice's special interest, and backs and necks are the bulk of it.

  • 18 years in practice
  • AHPRA registered
  • APAM member
  • Medicare · NDIS · WorkCover · TAC
  • English · Hindi · Malayalam
  • Home visits available

Does this sound like you?

Physiotherapy can help manage symptoms commonly associated with the problems below. What is right for you depends on an individual assessment.

  • Pain that flares when you sit, drive or stand too long
  • Waking stiff, taking half the morning to loosen up
  • A neck that catches when you check your blind spot
  • Pain that spreads into the shoulder blade or down an arm
  • Lifting at work has started to feel risky
  • It settled before, and now it keeps coming back

What we actually do about it.

Manual therapy applied to a patient's shoulder joint

Manual therapy

Hands-on work to ease stiff joints and painful muscle guarding.

Kinesiology tape applied along a patient's lower back

Taping

Support through the painful phase so you can keep moving.

Dry needling applied to a patient's upper shoulder muscle

Dry needling

Fine needles into tight muscle bands to release them.

A physiotherapist performing a straight leg raise nerve mobility test

Nerve sliders

Neurodynamic techniques when the nerve itself is irritable.

Your first appointment.

Get assessed

A proper look at how the joint moves, what is weak, and what is actually driving the pain.

Get treated

Hands-on treatment on the day, plus taping or needling where it helps.

Get a plan

A short exercise plan you will actually do, and a note back to your GP.

Book in.

Send this and we'll call you back to confirm a time. Two fields, that's it.

A GP care plan can cover Medicare-rebated visits for a chronic condition. NDIS (self and plan-managed), WorkCover and TAC are accepted.

Goes straight to the practice, never shared. Urgent? Please call.