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Supporting Optimal Musculoskeletal Health

Physiotherapy is a therapeutic health profession concerned with enhancing mobility and quality of life by using clinical reasoning to deliver the most suitable treatment for an injury or condition. When you need a physio in Burwood, be sure to reach out to the friendly, compassionate team at Burwood Back Pain.


We are committed to helping you gain as much movement and physical independence as possible so you can resume your normal job or lifestyle. Our physiotherapists assess, diagnose and treat people with movement problems. They also deliver patient education to help you avoid injuries and maintain a fit, healthy body.


Where Our Physiotherapy is Available

Our physiotherapy services are available to the community in a number of settings both in Burwood and across Australia. These include the following:


  • Private practices sports facilities
  • Hospitals
  • Schools & universities
  • Public health organisations
  • Community centres
  • Aged care facilities
  • Workplaces


Contact us today to enquire about physiotherapy in Burwood. We also provide chiropractic, massage therapy and Pilates sessions.

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Orthotics Services

Your foot is in contact with the ground for about 0.8 of a second when walking and about 0.25 seconds when running. Imagine trying to determine normal or abnormal foot function with the naked eye in a quarter of a second? This is too difficult for even the most experienced practitioner.


The GaitScan™ system records your timing sequences during gait as you walk or run across the pressure plate. This enables your practitioner to have a clear picture of your foot mechanics and determine whether you would benefit from wearing custom made foot orthotics.


What are Orthotics?

Orthotics are devices worn in your shoes that provide correction to your feet, helping them to function more efficiently. Poor foot function and alignment may be the cause of various pains such as foot pain, hip pain, knee pain and back pain.


How do I Know if I Need Orthotics?

The symptoms of poor foot mechanics can include any one of the following:


  • Localised foot pain
  • Bunions, hammer toes
  • Arch/heel pain
  • Leg/knee pain
  • Hip or back pain – even neck pain


Prescription orthotics may help relieve your pain by realigning and stabilising the bones in your feet, restoring your natural walking pattern.

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What Our Orthotic Assessors Do

  1. Scans the Foot: As you walk across the pressure plate, thousands of tiny sensors capture the distribution of pressure of your foot over time.
  2. Maps Foot Pressure: From your step, the computer displays 2D and 3D visual representations of the pressure under your foot. You can see where you have too much or too little pressure.
  3. Prints a Report: The information is then summarised in a report that can be printed for you and your health care practitioner to see. The report findings will help your practitioner evaluate your foot function and determine if the pain you are experiencing is related to fault foot function.
  4. Determines the need for Orthotic Therapy: The information from this report will assist your health care practitioner to determine if you need orthotic therapy.
  5. Data is Sent to the Lab: When it is determined that you will benefit from orthotic therapy, your information is then sent securely to The Orthotic Group laboratory. From there, your custom made orthotics are manufactured specifically for you and your feet.


To find out more about our orthotic services, don't hesitate to reach out to us today.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What conditions can physiotherapy help with?

    Physiotherapy may be beneficial for a wide range of conditions, including musculoskeletal issues, sports injuries, rehabilitation after surgery, chronic pain and neurological disorders. Physiotherapists use various techniques to improve mobility, strength and overall function.

  • How can orthotics benefit me?

    Orthotics are custom-made insoles or shoe inserts designed to provide support and alleviate various foot and lower limb issues. They may help with conditions such as flat feet, plantar fasciitis and joint pain by providing proper alignment, reducing strain and improving overall comfort and function.

  • Is physiotherapy suitable for all age groups?

    Yes, physiotherapy is suitable for individuals of all ages, from children to seniors. Physiotherapists tailor their approaches to accommodate different age groups and address specific concerns, whether it's developmental issues in children or age-related conditions in seniors.

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