Physiotherapy in Bunbury WA
Our Physiotherapy Bunbury, WA Clinic is in the Greater Bunbury Medical Centre, 12-16 Vasse Street, Bunbury, Western Australia. We are in Suite 4 on the Ground Floor.
Our Physiotherapy Clinic has four experienced physiotherapists. We adopt an evidence-based approach to managing your injuries. We are particularly interested in musculoskeletal presentations.
Our physiotherapists in Bunbury aim to ease your pain with hands-on treatment. We help you move better, improve functionality, and help you reach your full potential.
Our physio in Bunbury supports you in implementing self-management strategies at home. We want you to achieve your best functional long-term outcome. Whether for work, sport, or your home environment and daily activities.
Our Bunbury physio, Ankita, offers dry-needling appointments to help with muscular pain and other sports injuries.
What conditions do you treat?
The musculoskeletal conditions we treat include, but are not limited to:
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Low back pain / sciatica
- Neck pain / headaches
- Shoulder / hip / knee / ankle pain
- Tennis elbow
- Sports injuries and return to sport
- Osteoarthritis
- Muscle strains/spams
- Lymphoedema
- Women’s health
- Worker’s compensation
Management strategies include:
- Strength and conditioning training
- Spinal mobilisations
- Spinal manipulations
- Dry needling
- Real-time ultrasound
- Taping
- Bracing
- Soft tissue management
- Personalised exercise programmes
What areas do you specialise in?
Our Bunbury physiotherapy covers their areas of special interest –
- Chronic pain management through physiotherapy.
- Spinal manipulation.
- Lymphoedema.
- Strength and conditioning training.
- Personalised exercise programmes.
- Sports injury management through our sports Physio Bunbury.
We also assist the elderly, identify fall risks, and treat generalised aches and pains and osteoarthritis.
What is your physiotherapy approach?
Our physiotherapists aim to empower you, the patient, with knowledge of self-management strategies. We want you to achieve your long-term goals and functional ability specified for your needs and requirements.
We are first-line practitioners, so there is no need for a doctor’s referral.
We manage injuries sustained at work. We work closely with the doctor, employer and case manager to monitor your safe and graded return to work.
We are also the preferred providers for BUPA and Medibank and are NDIS-recognised.
Our physiotherapists are registered with the Australian Health Practitioners Agency (AHPRA). Also, the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA).
What is lymphoedema and how can you treat it?
Lymphoedema is caused by swelling of certain body parts caused by problems with the lymphatic system. It commonly occurs as a side effect of cancer treatment where lymph nodes have been removed or damaged. For example, 1 in 5 women who survive breast cancer will develop lymphoedema.
We can effectively educate patients on self-care and complication prevention. Taping, exercise, and treatment of secondary problems (e.g., neck and shoulder pain) are also effective at managing the condition.
What should I bring / prepare for my first physio appointment?
Preparing properly for your physio appointment is essential to get the most out of your session. This includes:
- Bringing all relevant documentation (medical history, referrals etc.)
- Wearing comfortable clothing suitable for exercising
- Having questions prepared
We have a friendly physio team that is happy to see you. We can discuss any questions or queries you may have to ensure the best treatment possible.
Our Team
Francesco Di Mattia
Ankita Desai
