
The Role of Physiotherapy in Strength Training During Perimenopause
Exercise, especially targeted resistance exercise, is a powerful tool to help navigate the changes that come alongside perimenopause and aging.
Here you’ll find helpful tips from our physiotherapists on everything from injury prevention and returning to sport after surgery, to women’s health and much more. Dive in and discover how you can stay active, healthy and injury-free!
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Exercise, especially targeted resistance exercise, is a powerful tool to help navigate the changes that come alongside perimenopause and aging.

A primary patellar dislocation occurs when the kneecap (patella) slips out of its normal groove on the thigh bone (femur), usually toward the outer (lateral) side. This typically causes injury to the soft tissues that stabilise the patella.

End-stage return to sport testing helps to answer these questions by assessing key physical and psychological risk factors relevant to your circumstances.

Adductor-related groin pain (ARGP) is the most common cause of groin pain in athletes, particularly in kicking and multidirectional sports such as AFL and soccer.

Peak height velocity is the time when adolescents grow the fastest and should be monitored regularly for athletic development.

Aquatic Physiotherapy, also known as Hydrotherapy, is a physiotherapy treatment conducted in a warm water environment. It involves an individual assessment, diagnosis, development of a personalised treatment program, and instruction in correct technique.
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