Musculoskeletal Physiotherapists in Perth
Looking for a musculoskeletal physiotherapist in Perth? Look no further than Perth Physio Precinct.
Conveniently located in the heart of Subiaco, we provide hands-on physiotherapy services to address a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions.
Our advanced musculoskeletal physiotherapists are here to help you relieve pain, recover from injuries, and improve the way your body moves. Through detailed assessments, personalised treatment plans, and ongoing education backed by clinical expertise, we work with you to restore function and prevent future issues.
We focus on addressing the root cause of your issue to deliver long-term results – not temporary solutions that mask the symptoms.
With Perth Physio Precinct, you’ll feel supported, confident and cared for every step of the way. Our goal is simple: to help you feel better, move better, and stay active for the long-term.
What is Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy?
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy is a specialised area of physiotherapy that assesses, diagnoses and treats pain or injuries affecting the muscles, joints, ligaments, tendons, and nerves.
It helps people recover from conditions such as back pain, sprains, arthritis, sports injuries, and postural issues.
Treatment typically includes hands-on therapy, exercise programmes, movement retraining, and education to restore strength, mobility, and function, while preventing future problems.
Who We Help
Our sports and musculoskeletal physiotherapists support anyone experiencing pain, stiffness, or injury.
From athletes, to desk-based workers and people recovering from surgery, we treat people of all ages and activity levels.
We help individuals with:
- Sports and activity-related injuries
- Back, neck and joint pain
- Referred arm and leg pain
- Muscle strains and tendon issues
- Movement restriction (stiffness)
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Workplace or postural pain
- Age-related mobility concerns
Working with Athletes and Professional Sports Clubs
We work closely with athletes and professional sports teams, with a focus on injury prevention, performance optimisation, and pre-season screening.
We assess movement patterns, diagnose muscle imbalances, and identify risk factors that could lead to injury.
Through targeted exercises, conditioning programmes, and corrective strategies, we help to ensure athletes are ready for the physical demands of their sport and work with them to improve performance and reduce the likelihood of injuries.
Our Approach to Musculoskeletal Physio
At Perth Physio Precinct, our approach is centred around you.
Drawing on our advanced clinical expertise, we use evidence-based assessments and patient-centred care to address the root cause of your pain – not just the symptoms.
Our musculoskeletal and orthopaedic physiotherapists take the time to gain a solid understanding of your health history, lifestyle and goals. From there, we create a personalised treatment plan and provide ongoing education and support to help you restore movement, improve strength and mobility, and prevent future issues.
We strive for long-term results – not temporary relief that fades.
We use a range of proven treatment methods, including:
- Hands-On Physiotherapy
- Exercise Rehabilitation
- Clinical Pilates
- Taping Strategies
- Remedial Massage
- Dry Needling
- Cupping Therapy
- Hydrotherapy
Why Choose
Us for Musculoskeletal Physio?
At Perth Physio Precinct, we listen, we care and we tailor every treatment to what your body needs for long-term results.
Rather than simply alleviating symptoms, we aim to identify and address the root cause of your condition – to support genuine, lasting recovery.
Comprehensive Assessments: Through a detailed assessment, we take the time to understand your medical history, lifestyle, and goals – so treatment is accurate and effective, addressing your needs from day one.
Personalised Treatment Plans: We recognise that no two conditions are the same and every person is different. We’ll create a custom treatment plan that aligns with your unique needs and recovery goals.
Education & Informed Decision-Making: We are passionate about education and clear communication, so you can make informed decisions about your care. We’ll explain your condition and treatment options in plain language and provide ongoing support. Depending on your treatment plan, we may also prescribe musculoskeletal physiotherapy exercises for you to do at home.
Genuine Care: We listen closely to your concerns, respect your goals and deliver care with empathy – ensuring you feel supported and understood throughout your recovery.
Locally Owned & Independent: Being a local, independently owned clinic means you’ll receive genuine client-focused care, rather than the impersonal, cookie-cutter feel of large chains. With fewer patients to juggle, we can offer flexible scheduling, more time per visit and a personal approach.
Easy Online Bookings: Book appointments quickly and easily 24/7.
If your GP has provided you with an EPC (Enhanced Primary Care) referral, we can offer Medicare-supported physiotherapy services.
Simply bring your referral to your appointment, and our friendly team will take care of the rest.
We offer professional physiotherapy for injuries sustained in car accidents, workplace incidents, or other insurable events.
We liaise with insurers and case managers on your behalf to simplify the process for you.
We work with NDIS participants to help you live with greater independence and confidence.
What to Expect from Your Appointment
If you have never tried musculoskeletal physio before, it helps to know what to expect.
Assessment
- Medical & injury history: Your dedicated physio will ask about your symptoms, previous injuries, lifestyle and goals.
- Physical examination: This may include checking your posture, range of motion, strength, flexibility, joint stability and movement patterns.
- Functional assessment: Your physio will assess how you perform everyday activities to identify the root cause of your problem.
Treatment Plan
- Personalised plan: Based on your assessment, your physio will create a customised treatment plan.
- Interventions: This may include a range of techniques, such as manual therapy (e.g. joint mobilisation or soft tissue work), therapeutic exercises, taping and dry needling.
- Timeline & goals: You’ll discuss expected progress and milestones.
Self-Management Strategies
- Exercises at home: A set of exercises or stretches to support your recovery.
- Lifestyle advice: Tips on posture, ergonomics, activity modification, or injury prevention.
Regular Review
- Progress monitoring: Regular follow-ups to track improvements in pain, mobility, and function.
- Plan adjustments: Exercises or treatments are modified based on your recovery and feedback.
- Long-term goals: Focus on preventing recurrence and improving overall musculoskeletal health.
Looking for Musculoskeletal Physio in Perth? Book Today
If you are struggling with pain, injury, or limited mobility and need physiotherapy for a musculoskeletal issue, we’re here to help.
Book an appointment online or contact the friendly team at Perth Physio Precinct today.
Musculoskeletal Physio FAQs
Is musculoskeletal the same as physiotherapy?
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy is a specialised area within general physiotherapy.
General physiotherapy covers a wide range of conditions affecting any part of the body, including neurological, cardiopulmonary, paediatric, geriatric, and musculoskeletal issues.
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy focuses specifically on the muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons.
What is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist?
A musculoskeletal physiotherapist is a healthcare professional who specialises in diagnosing and treating problems related to the muscles, bones, joints, ligaments, and tendons.
They aim to restore movement, reduce pain, and improve physical function in patients with injuries or chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
What does a musculoskeletal physiotherapist do?
A musculoskeletal physio assesses a patient’s condition, develops treatment plans, and treats issues such as back pain, arthritis, sports injuries, sprains and strains.
Using techniques such as exercises, manual therapy, stretching, posture correction and taping, they help to improve movement, reduce pain, support injured tissues, and improve overall physical function.
What’s the difference between musculoskeletal and orthopaedic physiotherapy?
Musculoskeletal physiotherapy focuses broadly on diagnosing and treating issues related to muscles, bones, joints and connective tissues, whereas orthopaedic physiotherapy is a specific type of musculoskeletal physiotherapy that treats conditions resulting from orthopaedic problems, such as fractures, joint replacements, or post-surgical rehabilitation.