Went here after a neck injury (whiplash)…read more The "treatment" consisted of about 5 minutes of soft tissue work, another 5 with the ultrasound and then the rest of the time with a steampack whilst he attended to the other patient he seemed to always have double booked. I informed him I didn't have medical insurance and could only afford come a couple of times. He was resistant to teaching me more exercises "too early" which I found a bit scammy. I went back twice, but not the third time, after talking to other people about their physio experiences and what to look for. Went to a different physio who was happy to teach it all to me up front, and spent the whole time with me, not switching between patients. A lot happier now and well on the road to recovery. Worth the $80 per visit ($98 for the first)? Not worth it in the slightest, unless its all being paid for by workers comp insurance/motor accident insurance. Even then I think you would be better served find a better physiotherapist who spends the whole time with you.

I booked a couple of sessions at Physiocise and walked away with an adequate understanding as to…read morehow to look after my body. I received training from one of the physios, Mel, who provided me with the knowledge I needed to straighten and align my body to prevent future problems. My mother recommended their services to me and they are undoubtedly popular. You have to book weeks in advance to secure an appointment. If one on one sessions are too expensive, you can join the waiting list for group classes. Physiocise can help strengthen your core muscles and provide many other benefits.