About Anytime Physio

Physiotherapy is a field that has grown and evolved over time as we learn more about the human body and the science behind pain. All of the physiotherapists at our Newstead, New Farm and Clayfield clinics are up to date with the latest in physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy and pain science research. The Brisbane Anytime Physio team are all highly qualified and experienced in dealing with a range of conditions and issues.

1. Comprehensive assessment
An accurate diagnosis and understanding of your specific condition is the first step to formulating your personalised physiotherapy treatment plan. During your initial consultation, we’ll conduct an assessment where we’ll:

• Take a detailed history of your condition
• Ask about any past treatment
• Complete a thorough physical examination
• Set realistic goals and expectations. 

2. Patient Education
We work with you to navigate your pain condition, so it’s important we’re on the same page. Our modern understanding of pain has evolved significantly over the years. The experience of pain involves complex anatomy, neurobiology and psychology.

While we don’t expect our patients to understand the specific sciences involved, we’ll educate you so you can better grasp what’s happening to your body and why. There’s even research evidence to suggest that pain education can positively influence pain and disability in chronic pain states. 

3. Treatment
Brisbane Anytime Physio isn’t just another standard physiotherapy clinic. We offer advanced pain and injury management options based on the latest ground-breaking research from researchers worldwide. We use a multidimensional clinical reasoning framework to develop a functional therapy treatment program tailored to target the key drivers of pain identified during your comprehensive assessment.

We use a variety of physiotherapy treatment techniques at our Newstead, New Farm and Clayfield locations to ensure your rehabilitation achieves the best possible results. Treatment techniques used by our experts include:

• Manual therapy
• Posture & movement correction
• Dry needling & acupuncture 
• Exercise therapy
• Clinical & Reformer Pilates
• Theragun Percussive Therapy
• Remedial physiotherapy massages
• Rock climbing injury diagnosis and treatment

4. Recovery and Pain Reduction
Once the key contributing factors have been addressed through hands-on techniques and self-management strategies, pain will improve and function will return. Initially physiotherapy treatment sessions are more frequent with usually 1-2 sessions per week over 2 weeks. This treatment frequency will reduce as your body recovers, and postures, habits and abnormal compensatory movements driving your pain are resolved.

Your physiotherapist will guide you at every step to ensure you lead to a full recovery.