When to see the newcastle physio university clinic?
- If you have had a sports injury (read more here for football injuries or park run injuries)
- If you are training and want to improve performance
- If you are experiencing muscle or joint aches and pains
- If you have had a work injury
- If you have pain that effects your ability to move or exercise
- If you experience numbness or pins and needles
- If you have had a fracture or joint surgery
- If you decide to take up a new exercise or sport
What is Physiotherapy?
A physiotherapist is a specialist in the muscle and joint system of the human body. We are experts in movement and function who work alongside patients to help them move better and relieve pain—whether it be due to injury or the result of ageing or disability. Treatment may involve manual therapy (joint manipulation and mobilisation), movement re-education, massage, exercise rehabilitation, dry needling, or other services.
Our physio team has 5 qualified and experienced physiotherapists who can help you achieve your health and fitness goals. Our staff are friendly good people who take a down-to-earth approach in helping you. We get to know you and understand your lifestyle choices but encourage participation in sport and fitness, work, and everyday activities for a great quality of life.
Providing one-on-one personalised care which means no double-booking and short wait times.
Involved in teaching for the physiotherapy program at The University of Newcastle and student clinical placement education. We not only have experience but also stay up to date with the latest research on how to help you.
NU Moves is the uni physio clinic. You will get the right treatment first time. Contact us on 02 4921 6879 to organise an appointment. We are located at The Forum Sports and Aquatic Centre – find us on campus.
