Welcome to Frenchs Forest Physiotherapy
Frenchs Forest Physiotherapy is a dynamic sports and general musculoskeletal practice that has been helping people on the Northern Beaches for over 15 years.
Our strength is our team of highly experienced physiotherapists with a vast range of skills, covering areas from headaches to spinal problems, through to lymphoedema and joint problems, as well sports and workplace injuries.
Within our centre we are also fortunate to work alongside the podiatrists from Frenchs Forest Foot Clinic whom are able to offer any additional podiatry expertise if required.
We are conveniently located close to the New Northern Beaches Hospital and the areas of Belrose, Frenchs Forest, Forestville, Davidson, Allambie Heights, Beacon Hill, Killarney Heights and Oxford Falls.
Give us a call today, on (02) 9453 3000
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Part of your health professionals team
In cases where functional movement is compromised, doctors often refer their patients to physiotherapists. He/she will write an order authorising the form of treatment he desires. Read more →
Joint injuries
Joint injuries are among the most common problems experienced by physiotherapy patients. These injuries may result from trauma such as injury or from wear and tear to the joint as in the case of arthritis. Read more →
Sprains and strains
Sprain is the term for tearing of a ligament or joint capsule. Strain is the term used when a muscle is damaged or torn. Read more →
Rowing injuries
The most common rowing injuries have been found to be those resulting from overuse arising from the repetitive nature of the sport. Read more →
Muscle Energy Technique (MET)
Muscle energy techniques are osteopathic techniques used by physiotherapists to assess and correct asymmetry and dysfunction in the body. Read more →
Management of non-specific back pain
Nonspecific back pain refers to pain in the back due to an unknown cause. This type of pain may be persistent and disabling and may or may not respond readily to over the counter drugs. Read more →
Training the rotator cuffs for injury prevention
Exercises to strengthen the rotator cuff muscles will help prevent injury and improve your performance. Read more →
Return to sports after knee replacement
The decision to return to sports after a knee replacement is one that should be made in consultation with your surgeon and physiotherapist. Read more →
Watch your posture: Computer use
In our high tech society, many people spend hours sitting before the computer, and suffer from back and neck pain as a result. Read more →
Playing through Runner's Knee pain
Runner's knee, also called patellofemoral pain, is a condition characterised by dull, aching pain under or around the kneecap (patella) where it connects with the thighbone (femur). Read more →
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