We rehabilitate patients in physical and labour jobs who lift, twist and carry loads all day. Lifting is commonly the catalyst for the injury, but rarely the whole story. We rebuild your tolerance to load and address the underlying limitations (physical, lifestyle and workload), so you return to pre-injury duties instead of working around them.
We rehabilitate patients across regional and remote Australia, where distance is the biggest barrier to consistent rehab and specialised low back care is harder to come by. Everything after your first consultation runs by video and through the app, so your postcode stops deciding the care you get.
We rehabilitate parents and carers who are on their feet all day, twisting into awkward positions and rarely sitting still. Prams, car seats, carrying a kid on one hip and broken sleep are usually the catalyst, not one single incident. We rebuild your tolerance to those exact demands and work around your lifestyle rather than asking you to pause it.
We rehabilitate weekend athletes whose training load has outrun what their back currently tolerates. Sometimes it is a clear trauma-based injury, more often it has crept up over months. We match the load to your current capacity and rebuild from there, so you keep training rather than stop and start.
We rehabilitate patients in desk-based roles whose backs have slowly lost tolerance to load. The catalyst is usually something ordinary: sitting for long stretches, a weekend of gardening, a long drive or one awkward lift. We rebuild capacity, address the underlying limitations (physical, lifestyle and workload) and build strategies you can use long term, so your back copes with far more than just the chair.
We rehabilitate shift workers carrying the load of rotating rosters, broken sleep and hands-on physical work. The catalyst might be something as simple as repositioning a patient or getting out of the car at the end of a long shift. We rebuild your tolerance and build the program around your roster rather than clinic hours, so the rehab actually gets done.