Healing and Relaxation through Hydrotherapy
Using water for effective, low impact rehabilitation and treatment
Book an appointment What is Hydrotherapy?
Hydrotherapy is a form of physiotherapy that involves the submersion of a patient within a body of water for the purpose of rehabilitation or pain relief. Hydrotherapy is particularly useful as it often commences much sooner than other forms of physiotherapy, the buoyancy of the water provides an ideal environment for rehabilitation and the removal of unnecessary stress on the musculoskeletal system.
How can hydrotherapy help you?
Hydrotherapy is particularly effective for patients who are looking to address any number of potential injuries or physical ailments. For instance, clients who have experienced neurological and musculoskeletal conditions have benefited greatly from the stress-free environment that hydrotherapy provides. The light resistance of the water stimulates the muscles and joints, promoting strength, helping with pain relief and improving range of movement.
Hydrotherapy is highly beneficial for those who are currently injured or experiencing any type of pain; however, hydrotherapy is also useful for those who are simply looking for a simple form of exercise or relief from tension or fatigue.
What should I expect after my first hydrotherapy session?
After your first hydrotherapy session you may experience some slight fatigue or soreness, these are common effects of the treatment and will subside quickly. As with most exercises, it is important to remain hydrated to prevent any cramps or discomfort following your hydrotherapy session.
Hydrotherapy is available at these Health First Group clinics.
QLD
Cairns
VIC
Seville
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be a good swimmer to participate in a hydrotherapy session?
Hydrotherapy sessions are guided and managed by one of our physiotherapists; as such, flotation devices and other apparatus are available to those who require them.
Will I need to put my head under the water at any point in my session?
No, hydrotherapy sessions do not require full submersion. In fact, you can even wear your glasses or other eyewear in the pool if necessary.
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Our practictioners are AHPRA registered physiotherapists
All of our physiotherapists are registered with the AHPRA and have completed post-graduate education yearly to supplement their education and knowledge for a high standard of patient care.
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Our team across all clinics locations at Health First are highly experienced and skilled in treating a wide variety of injuries. We understand that no two patients or injuries are the same. This is why we ensure every patient enjoys tailored physio treatment and is handled professionally, with the highest level of care.
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