Exercise Physiology
Our exercise physiologists are university educated health professionals who specialise in exercise interventions for those who have existing, or are at risk of developing, medical conditions and injuries.
Interventions include healthy behaviour coaching, education on lifestyle strategies, exercise advice, and physical rehabilitation.
The aim of exercise physiology is to support people to reduce the impact of their disability or illness and restore optimal physical function.
There are a wide range of reasons why a person may benefit from seeing an exercise physiologist, including:
- Back pain
- Disabilities
- Injuries
- Arthritis
- Diabetes
- Heart and lung diseases
- Cancer recovery
- Osteoporosis
- Balance issues and falls prevention
- Weakness
- Reduced mobility
…and many more!
• WOMEN’S HEALTH ~ BOUNCE BACK HEALTH •
Have you seen our new Women's Health Physiotherapy instagram page?
Our women's health physiotherapist, Naomi, is keen to share (and perhaps over share) on all things women's health related.
Did you know that 1 in 3 women experience incontinence?
Did you know that around 10% of women around the globe are diagnosed with endometriosis?
Did you also know that many women experience chronic pelvic pain?
There are so many facets of physiotherapy in women's health and with Bounce Back Health, Naomi wants to highlight how important it is to have an effective health care team who can work with you to achieve your goals.
Physiotherapy is a crucial piece in the huge puzzle that is 'pelvic and women's health'.
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THE PHONE LINE AT OUR GAWLER EAST CLINIC IS CURRENTLY DOWN ❗️❗️❗️
Please contact us at either our Munno Para or Hewett clinics:
• Munno Para: 08 7289 3753
• Hewett: 08 8522 4925
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• GLA:D® (GOOD LIFE WITH OSTEOARTHRITIS DENMARK) PROGRAM •
The GLA:D® (Good Life with Osteoarthritis Denmark) program has
arrived at Bounce Back Health!
This education and exercise program
has an excellent evidence base for real world functional improvements and pain reduction.
This program could be the one for you you or anyone you know is suffering from:
• Pain in the hip and/or knee
• Swelling or tenderness
• Loss of flexibility in the hip or knee joint
• Giving way or locking in these joints
If so, get in touch! Our Physiotherapist, Cassie Ganley, is fully trained in this area and would love to help you manage your osteoarthritis.
Gawler East ☎️ (08) 8520 6244 ... See MoreSee Less
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• 50% OFF ON INITIAL WOMEN’S HEALTH PHYSIO APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE NEXT WEEK (12th - 16th JULY) •
Come and enjoy discount on your FIRST women’s health physio appointment with Naomi, Bounce Back Health’s specialist in Women’s Health.
Call today to secure an initial appointment for all things women’s health physio related! And better yet, receive 50% off your first appointment if you book for next week!
❗️Offer available next week only (12th- 16th of July 2021)
❗️Offer available only on FIRST physio appointment with us
*Offer excludes CDM, DVA, MVA, NDIS, Return to Work or existing discount clients*
Call us at Munno Para on 72893753, Hewett 8522 4925 or Gawler East on 8520 6244 ... See MoreSee Less
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• 16,553 PUSHUPS FOR MENTAL HEALTH •
Today concludes the ‘Push for Better’ 2021 pushup challenge!
At Bounce Back Health, our team set out to complete 6,636 pushups in 25 days to raise funds and awareness for mental health.
Our teams well and truly exceeded this goal and completed a WHOPPING 16,553 PUSHUPS!
Here at Bounce Back Health we take both physical AND mental health very seriously!
In completing this challenge, we hope that it has brought about opportunity for conversations about mental health within and beyond the BBH community.
Starting conversations about mental health can be hard, but is something that is undervalued and underestimated in improving the mental health of family, friends and colleagues!
Follow this link for advice on how to start conversations about mental health ⬇️
www.beyondblue.org.au/the-facts/suicide-prevention/worried-about-someone-suicidal/having-a-conver... ... See MoreSee Less
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