Physiotherapy is a health profession that aims to help people who are in pain or have reduced function. Some people call us ‘movement mechanics’. If your shoulder isn’t moving well or it hurts your back when you bend over, then physiotherapy can help. More than that, we can also help with lots of medical conditions including multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, stroke, heart attack, diabetes, and much more. At Good Country Physiotherapy, we provide personalized treatment plans to address your specific needs. Reach out to us to learn more about how we can help you.

Physiotherapists can help you live your life to the fullest, no matter what your age or health status. We are trained to manage pain and aim to help our patients to function better as quickly as possible. If you have never tried physiotherapy for your injury, give it a go! Physiotherapists work across many fields, including musculoskeletal, sports, occupational, acute care, aged care, hydrotherapy, pilates, and more. At Good Country Physiotherapy, our staff have training in all areas of physiotherapy, so that we can help as many people as possible in our community and reduce the need to travel to the city for treatment in most instances. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and start your journey to better health.

There are many similarities between chiropractors and physiotherapists. In general, physios are trained to treat joints, bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons, and nerves. Traditionally, chiropractors have been more focused on joints. These days there are some chiropractors who treat muscles as well. One profession is not better than the other – if you get relief from your pain or injury, then that is the best profession for you. At Good Country Physiotherapy, our team is dedicated to providing comprehensive care tailored to your needs. Contact us to find out how we can assist you.

Many of us experience an episode of pain in our lifetimes. Some of us experience several pains in different body parts, while others have what is known as chronic pain. By definition, chronic pain is longstanding in nature and refers to any pain experience which has lasted for more than three months. Here are some resources to give you some further information about chronic pain and how to manage it: 1. Everything you want to know about pain and what to do about it in less than 5 minutes 2. Why things hurt 3. Tame the beast - it's time to rethink persistent pain. Additionally, our physiotherapists at Good Country Physiotherapy can provide personalized management plans to help you cope with chronic pain. Please contact us to book an appointment.