Address those pains with Life Ready Scarborough Physiotherapy

Our Scarborough physiotherapists are passionate about helping every person who walks through our doors reach their rehabilitation goals, whether that’s recovering from injury, manaing chronic pain or looking to address any annoying niggles or pains.

After an initial consultation, our physios design an evidence-based and individualised physiotherapy program to help put the client on the right track to recovery.

What Scarborough physiotherapy can do for you

• Back and knee pain
• Aches, sprains and broken bones
• Chronic diseases like arthritis, diabetes, osteoporosis and obesity
• Incontinence
• Neurological conditions like Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis (MS)
• Post stroke recovery
• Recovery after surgery
• Slow development with children

Are you ready to reach your best possible quality of life?

Are you ready to start moving towards your best possible quality of life? Book an appointment with one of our friendly and experienced physiotherapists online or call us in clinic on 6500 3228.

How Scarborough physiotherapy works

We provide a variety of physiotherapy services that are tailored to your specific condition and goals. These services include, but are not limited to:

• Sports physiotherapy
• Musculoskeletal physiotherapy
• Geriatric physiotherapy
• Paediatric physiotherapy
• Hydrotherapy
• Post-operative care
• Pre & post natal physio

Different physical needs require different services. For example, sports physiotherapy helps people who play sports to avoid injuries, recover from pain, and improve their performance.

Paediatric physiotherapy is a wide field that covers many aspects of child health. Our Scarborough physiotherapists treat babies who are a few months old for issues like sitting. And, we treat complex conditions like Down syndrome and club feet.

Some therapies overlap with each other. For example, we use geriatric therapy to help the elderly stay mobile. The human body’s natural buoyancy in water offers a way to experience low-impact exercise. This makes hydrotherapy an ideal tool to use for physiotherapy with older patients.

Therapies, such as dry needling, have proven effective for treating a range of issues. Our physiotherapists often use dry needling to ease pains related to surgery recovery.

While dry needling may appear to be acupuncture, the two techniques are quite different. Dry needling is a science-backed approach to help with many ailments. It involves inserting a thin needle into the skin to stimulate the body’s natural healing process.