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Spring Hill Physio & Chiro Clinic

Struggling with back pain, an injury, or stiffness that won't settle? Our Spring Hill physio and chiro team offers personalised treatment to help you move more freely, manage discomfort, and feel better during your everyday activities.

Your recovery starts with the right treatment.

When your body isn't moving comfortably, it can affect everything from getting through a busy workday to enjoying your time off. Sometimes the discomfort builds gradually, while other times it starts with an unexpected injury.

Our physiotherapists and chiropractors take the time to understand your symptoms, assess your movement, and identify what may be causing trouble. We'll explain your options and recommend care that suits your needs.

Spring Hill patients can visit our nearby clinic at 24 Edmondstone Rd, Bowen Hills QLD 4006 for physiotherapy and chiropractic appointments.

You don't need to wait until discomfort starts taking over your routine. Book an assessment and find out what you can do to start moving more comfortably.

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Common Conditions we treat

    • Persistent lower back pain

    • Mid-back stiffness and soreness

    • Sciatica and radiating leg symptoms

    • Disc-related spinal discomfort

    • Pain when sitting, standing, or bending

    • Neck pain and restricted movement

    • Tension-related headaches

    • Tight neck and shoulder muscles

    • Discomfort after prolonged computer use

    • Recurring neck stiffness

    • Rotator cuff injuries

    • Shoulder stiffness and discomfort

    • Tennis and golfer's elbow

    • Wrist strains and sprains

    • Repetitive arm and hand injuries

    • Hip pain and limited movement

    • Knee discomfort during activity

    • Ankle sprains and instability

    • Running-related lower limb injuries

    • Pain when walking or climbing stairs

    • Muscle strains and minor tears

    • Tightness after physical activity

    • Reduced joint mobility

    • Persistent muscle soreness

    • General movement restrictions

    • Gym and strength training injuries

    • Running-related muscle and joint pain

    • Sporting ligament sprains

    • Exercise-related overuse injuries

    • Rehabilitation for returning to sport

    • Tendon irritation and pain

    • Repetitive strain conditions

    • Persistent soft-tissue discomfort

    • Training-related overload

    • Recurring tendon soreness

    • Recovery after orthopaedic procedures

    • Rebuilding strength and mobility

    • Improving joint stability

    • Progressive rehabilitation exercises

    • Returning to normal daily activities

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Why choose Elite Health and Performance in Spring Hill?

Here are 3 reasons you’ll love our Spring Hill physiotherapists and chiropractors.

  • Lasting results, not endless appointments.

    We look beyond your pain to identify contributing factors, helping you move better, feel more comfortable and make lasting progress without unnecessary appointments.

  • Start treatment on your very first visit.

    We'll assess your symptoms and begin suitable treatment at your first appointment, helping you work towards recovery without unnecessary delays.

  • Physio, massage, needling and more under 1 roof.

    Access physiotherapy, chiropractic care, massage, dry needling, and rehabilitation in one convenient location, with treatment options tailored to your individual needs.

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techniques we use

Different injuries and movement problems need different approaches. Your practitioner will assess the affected areas, review your medical history, and check how your muscles and joints are functioning. We'll then explain which treatments may suit your needs. Techniques we use include:

  • Active Release Technique

    Active Release Technique (ART for short) uses targeted hands-on pressure while moving muscles through their range. It helps address restrictions in muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascia, particularly when tightness affects flexibility and comfortable movement.

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    Joint Manipulation

    Joint manipulation uses a carefully controlled movement to help restore mobility in restricted joints. You may notice a clicking or popping sound, although this isn't necessary for the technique to be effective. It may be used alongside other treatments where appropriate.

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    Dry Needling

    Dry needling uses thin needles placed into targeted muscle areas to help manage tightness and sensitivity. A brief twitch response can sometimes occur. Unlike acupuncture, this technique focuses on muscular trigger points and movement-related discomfort.

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    Exercise Therapy

    Exercises can play an important role in helping you move better and build physical capacity. We'll create a program based on your strength, mobility and current symptoms, then progress it as you're ready. This supports your return to work, exercise and regular activities.

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About Our Spring Hill Team

Finding time to manage pain can be difficult with work, family, and other commitments. We make appointments worthwhile with clear explanations and a practical approach to treatment.

Our physiotherapists and chiropractors help Spring Hill patients manage injuries, muscle and joint discomfort, and difficulties with movement. We work with people who have different activity levels, routines and reasons for seeking care.

Your assessment is about more than identifying where something hurts. We also consider the movements, habits, and physical demands that may be placing extra stress on the affected area.

With physiotherapy and chiropractic care in one clinic, we can recommend suitable treatments, including hands-on techniques, dry needling, and exercises to restore movement and strength.

We'll keep you updated and adjust treatment as needed, helping you feel more capable in daily activities and manage your recovery with confidence.

Meet your experts
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Your path to living pain-free.

  • Initial Chat - We'll discuss your symptoms, when they began, and how they're affecting your daily routine, work, or exercise.

  • Movement Assessment - Your practitioner will assess your muscles, joints, and movement to identify restrictions or areas that need attention.

  • Personalised Plan - We'll explain what we've found and recommend a treatment approach that suits your condition and recovery priorities.

  • Treatment - Depending on your assessment, care may include hands-on techniques, joint treatment, dry needling, and rehabilitation exercises.

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Chiropractor & Physiotherapy Spring Hill FAQ

  • Yes. Discomfort while walking may involve your muscles, joints, or movement patterns. We'll assess where you're experiencing pain, when it occurs, and what may be contributing before recommending suitable care.

  • Physiotherapy or chiropractic care may be suitable during pregnancy, depending on your symptoms and medical circumstances. Let us know you're pregnant when booking so your practitioner can discuss appropriate treatment options.

  • Some jaw-related discomfort can involve the muscles and joints around the face and neck. An assessment can help determine whether musculoskeletal treatment is appropriate or if another healthcare professional should be involved.

  • Yes. Pain between the shoulder blades can be associated with muscle tension, joint stiffness or other factors. We'll assess your symptoms and movement to help determine the most appropriate next steps.

  • Yes. Difficulty rotating through your neck, back or hips may involve joint stiffness or muscle restrictions. We'll assess your movement and recommend treatment or exercises based on the findings.

  • An assessment may be useful if you've had previous injuries, recurring discomfort or concerns about certain movements. We can identify areas that need attention and offer guidance on building activity gradually.

  • Pain that increases throughout the day may be influenced by activity, prolonged positions or physical workload. We'll discuss your routine and assess your movement to understand what may be contributing to your symptoms.