Contact details
Southbank Physiotherapy
Health Sciences Building, SIT
66 Ernest Street
Southbank QLD 4000
Tel: (07) 3846 2866
Southbank Physiotherapy in South Brisbane
At Southbank Physiotherapy, we pride ourselves on idividualised customer care & attention, so that there is an effective outcome focused treatment. At Southbank Physio we have all new quality equipment & diagnostic imaging tools in order to help faciliatate better diagnosis and more effective treatments.
In South Brisbane we provide quality preventitive sport & workplace health education and our team help foster continuing Physiotherapist academic advancement..
Improve your childs posture?
Are you concerned about your childs posture, Do you want to help improve your childs posture, so that they no longer stoop and their spine is no longer looking a little curved. At Southbank Physiotherapy we work with your child using clinical pilates in order to help improve your childs posture. Pilates is a type of exercise program used to improve core strength and muscular tone. This helps growing young adults and kids to assume a desirable and improved posture, thus giving your child more confidence andcan help improve performance at sport or even at school.
At Southbank Physio we will undertake a complete postural assessment of your child prior to our level 4 Clinical Pilates instruction.
Southbank Physiotherapy is an academically focused provider of Brisbane City physiotherapy services.
Our South Bank Phsyiotherapy clinic was established to provide leading Brisbane City physio care. It is situated within the South bank academic precinct - immediately adjacent from the Southbank bus and rail terminus.
We invite you to browse through our web pages to find information on the services unique to our clinic. We hope that you enjoy browsing our educationally focused website and discover the required information to assist you in your choice of Brisbane City physiotherapy services.
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