Market Street Physiotherapy, Brisbane

At Market Street Physiotherapy we use a unique combination of exercise prescription and physiotherapy to provide effective rehabilitation that extends beyond the scope of physiotherapy alone. This type of management is successful in the treatment of acute injuries, but also provides for long term management and prevention programs to keep you fit and well into the future.

Our practitioners use the most up to date research and attend regular professional development courses to stay a head of the field and provide you with the latest treatment techniques and advice.

Sporting Injuries
Neck, Shoulder & Back Pain
Deep Tissue Massage
Trigger Pointing
Exercise Prescription
Custom Made Orthotics

Workplace Injuries
Headaches
Joint Mobilisation
Acupuncture
Ergonomic Strategies

At Market Street Physiotherapy, we are committed to bettering the standards of all physiotherapy and exercise physiology practices.

Simply call 3211 9000, or come in and see us at Level 11, 10 Market Street, Brisbane City.

Welcome to Stephanie Geraghty

We are very pleased to announce that we have a second physiotherapist, Stephanie Geraghty starting at our Market Street clinic on Monday 23 August 2010.

Stephanie’s treatment techniques also involve strong manual therapy, with deep tissues massage and joint mobilisation.

Geraldine will be away

Please note that Geraldine will be away during the week of Monday 23 August 2010. During this time your physiotherapy treatment can be continued at this clinic with Stephanie.

Associated Practices

Queen Street Physiotherapy
Albert Street Physiotherapy
Brisbane City Massage

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