Our therapists are all highly trained and qualified, and are appropriately registered with applicable professional and regulatory organisations. We can accept patients under insurance plans. We always advise and encourage you to discuss all your healthcare needs and treatments with your GP so we can work alongside your mainstream healthcare providers as part of a coordinated healthcare plan.
These are recognised and established systems of clinical diagnosis, rehabilitation and revention primarily of musculo-skeletal problems of the spinal and peripheral joints, ligaments and muscles. Treatments may include therapeutic ultrasound and dry-needling.
The ears are the most visible part of the human hearing system. Taking care of your ears is important in many ways. Cleaning is one step, while preventing and treating infections is another. Ear care also include taking steps to avoid unnecessary noise and watching for possible hearing loss.
This can include Cupping, Moxa-therapy, Electro-Acupuncture, Muscle Energy techniques and Trigger Point therapy.
DEXA (DXA) Scan: Bone Density Test. A DEXA scan is an imaging test that measures bone density (strength). DEXA scan results can provide helpful details about your risk for osteoporosis (bone loss) and fractures (bone breaks). This test can also measure your body composition, such as body fat and muscle mass.
This is manipulation of the body’s soft tissues for the treatment of body stress or pain. Pracitioners can treat sporting injuries, advise on injury prevention and support rehabilitation, using a range of physical techniques and therapies.
This is a non-invasive patient-centred therapy that acknowledges all spheres of the patient - physical, psychological and emotional - offering a highly personalised treatment, which may include a combination of nutrition, herbal, medicine, supplements and lifestyle advice.
Reflexology is a holistic therapy where the practitioner works on either the hands or the feet by applying a deep pressure to certain areas or zones. These correspond to areas of the body to improve circulation, lower stress levels and relieve tension throughout the body.
Foot Health is a therapy undertaken by a Registered Foot Health Practitioner (FHP). Foot problems are very common and can affect everyone of all ages. From corns and callus to bunions and hammertoes, what can often appear as something small and insignificant can pose great difficulties with footwear and many daily activities like work and exercise.
People use paraffin wax for various purposes, including as a skin moisturizer and heat treatment for arthritis.Paraffin wax can help alleviate dry skin and can help to relieve swollen joints and painful muscles.
Our therapists are all highly trained and qualified, and are appropriately registered with applicable professional and regulatory organisations. We can accept patients under insurance plans. We always advise and encourage you to discuss all your healthcare needs and treatments with your GP so we can work alongside your mainstream healthcare providers as part of a coordinated healthcare plan.
Osteopathy and
Physiotherapy
These are recognised and established systems of clinical diagnosis, rehabilitation and revention primarily of musculo-skeletal problems of the spinal and peripheral joints, ligaments and muscles. Treatments may include therapeutic ultrasound and dry-needling.
Ear Health-Check
and Irrigation
The ears are the most visible part of the human hearing system. Taking care of your ears is important in many ways. Cleaning is one step, while preventing and treating infections is another. Ear care also include taking steps to avoid unnecessary noise and watching for possible hearing loss.
Chinese and Japanese
Acupuncture
This can include Cupping, Moxa-therapy, Electro-Acupuncture, Muscle Energy techniques and Trigger Point therapy.
DEXA Scans
DEXA (DXA) Scan: Bone Density Test. A DEXA scan is an imaging test that measures bone density (strength). DEXA scan results can provide helpful details about your risk for osteoporosis (bone loss) and fractures (bone breaks). This test can also measure your body composition, such as body fat and muscle mass.
Sports and Remedial
Massage
This is manipulation of the body’s soft tissues for the treatment of body stress or pain. Pracitioners can treat sporting injuries, advise on injury prevention and support rehabilitation, using a range of physical techniques and therapies.
Naturopathy and
Herbal Medicine
This is a non-invasive patient-centred therapy that acknowledges all spheres of the patient - physical, psychological and emotional - offering a highly personalised treatment, which may include a combination of nutrition, herbal, medicine, supplements and lifestyle advice.
Reflexology
Reflexology is a holistic therapy where the practitioner works on either the hands or the feet by applying a deep pressure to certain areas or zones. These correspond to areas of the body to improve circulation, lower stress levels and relieve tension throughout the body.
Foot Health is a therapy undertaken by a Registered Foot Health Practitioner (FHP). Foot problems are very common and can affect everyone of all ages. From corns and callus to bunions and hammertoes, what can often appear as something small and insignificant can pose great difficulties with footwear and many daily activities like work and exercise.
Paraffin-Wax Therapy
People use paraffin wax for various purposes, including as a skin moisturizer and heat treatment for arthritis.Paraffin wax can help alleviate dry skin and can help to relieve swollen joints and painful muscles.