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      Individual Physiotherapy Solutions For Every Body

      General Info

      Merryn Richardson and Warren Hobson can help get your body moving and feeling better.

      Our local Sanctuary Point practice has been helping people just like you to reduce pain and get the most out of life for over 25 years. We provide proven physiotherapy treatments in a caring, supportive and professional environment. It's your body, it’s your story, so we listen carefully to work out exactly what you need and determine the best treatment to get your body to perform its best.

      Muscle and bone issues: Physios are the experts when it comes to injuries and disorders of muscles, bones and joints. Sports Injuries: Injuries happen on and off the field. Trust your rehabilitation to the professionals who can get you back in the action. Work injuries: The Worker's Compensation system can be daunting and complicated. Let us help you through it so you can stress less and focus on your recovery. We also do Workplace Assessments and Functional Capacity Assessments.

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      Established
      1995
      ABN
      73 627 845 701
      ACN
      627 845 701
      Staff
      1-10
      Service Notes
      After-hours appointments may be available on request.
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      Category
      Physiotherapists
      Keywords
      Back Pain, Dry Needling, Exercise, Pain, Physio, Physiotherapy, Rehab, Rehabilitation, Sanctuary Point, Sports injuries
      FAQschevron down

      What music does the practise play?

      Glad you asked. We love our Spotify and have all the licences to play it all day long. If you ask nicely we might even do requests!


      Don’t chiropractors look after bones and physios look after muscles?

      I wonder who started this rumour? It’s impossible to separate injuries into categories like ‘bones’ or ‘muscles’. It’s all connected (don’t make us sing the song!) Physios are pain and movement experts who can look after your bones, muscles, ligaments, cartillage, fascia, nerves, brain, lungs and make sure they’re all coordinated and functioning at their best!


      What do I need to wear?

      Loose, comfortable clothing is best so you can move freely during your assessment. We’ll need to have a look at the relevant body parts so we may need to ask you to remove some clothing so we can assess and treat you properly. It’s a good idea to wear or bring some shorts for lower limb problems. We have hospital-type gowns available to protect your modesty as needed.