Contact details
Active Bodies Physiotherapy
43 Carrington Street
Adelaide SA 5000
Tel: (08) 8231 2983
Are you looking for the most effective hands-on physiotherapists in Adelaide? ...then Active Bodies Physiotherapy is for you.
Our clients trust us for both quality and convenience.
Quality
- We're all about achieving results, whatever your goals.
- Physio's who are skilled, experienced and passionate about what they do.
- We get you better, quicker. In most cases we resolve issues in just 2-4 sessions (industry standard is 6-8).
- A focus on resolving the underlying cause of the problem for a sustained result.
Convenience
- On-time consultations.
- CBD location with onsite parking.
- Before work, lunchtime, evening and weekend appointments available.
- SMS appointment reminders and quality communication as standard.
- Money-Back Satisfaction of Service Guarantee.
Our talented team of physiotherapists will allow you to minimise the frustation and disruption of injury and get you back to the things you enjoy in life as quickly as possible.
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Featured articles
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Real treatment
Physiotherapy is a science-based practice that has as its focus the overall management of movement and your general physical condition. more »
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Lymphedema
Lymphedema may affect the arms, legs or abdomen, characterised by swelling due to the build-up of lymphatic fluid in the tissues following certain surgery or radiation treatment. more »
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Kneecap pain
Kneecap pain or patellofemoral syndrome is pain in and around the kneecap or patella of the knee. Irritation to the soft tissues in front of the knee, or a breakdown of the cartilage can lead to pain. Runners who over train or train during injury are especially prone to this condition. more »
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Cricket injuries
It is common for certain injuries to occur in a game of cricket. Some others may be avoided by use of protective gear. more »
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Manipulative therapy
Manipulative therapy is the term used for special handling techniques to promote healing of soft tissue. It has its roots in the early years of physiotherapy when it was used as a means of promoting healing and relieving pain. more »
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Posture and frozen shoulder exercise
Though physiotherapy is always ordered to treat this condition, it has been found that posture plays a significant role in recovery. more »
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Training the rotator cuffs for injury prevention
Exercises to strengthen the muscles in your shoulder will help prevent injury and improve your performance. more »
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Prepare for a hiking weekend
Hiking is a great way to take time away from the hustle and bustle of life or to get active outdoors. more »
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Watch your posture: computer use
Many people spend hours on end in front of a computer each day. Incorrect posture will eventually cause a number of problems. more »
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Exercising in a busy schedule
Recognising that you need to exercise and finding the time in your hectic schedule to do it are two different things. But there are many imaginative ways to make this happen. more »
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