What We Treat

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YOUR BODY

What We Treat

Physiotherapist guiding a patient through a whole-body movement assessment
YOUR BODY

What We Treat

Browse by area, condition, movement concern, or injury type. Each section is designed to help visitors understand where Evolution Physiotherapy can support recovery and when booking an assessment makes sense.

PAIN BY AREA

Find care by where it hurts

Use these sections to quickly find information about common pain areas and the ways physiotherapy can help support movement, strength, and comfort.

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Physiotherapist guiding a seated patient through a gentle neck mobility assessment

Neck

Care for neck pain, tension, stiffness, headaches related to neck mechanics, and movement restrictions.

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Physiotherapist assessing a patient’s back and spinal movement in a warm clinic setting

Back & Spine

Support for back pain, spinal stiffness, posture-related strain, disc irritation, and movement limits that affect daily life.

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Physiotherapist assessing a patient’s shoulder movement during a controlled overhead reach

Shoulder

Assessment and treatment for shoulder pain, rotator cuff concerns, frozen shoulder, and reaching or lifting limitations.

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Physiotherapist supporting an older patient during a hip-strengthening step exercise

Hip

Guidance for hip pain, mobility restrictions, strength deficits, and discomfort with walking, stairs, or activity.

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Physiotherapist checking knee alignment during a controlled strengthening exercise

Knee

Support for knee pain, joint irritation, activity-related symptoms, and recovery after strains, sprains, or surgery.

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Physiotherapist supervising a patient’s foot and ankle balance exercise

Foot & Ankle

Treatment for ankle sprains, foot pain, balance concerns, and lower-leg movement limitations.

PAIN & CONDITIONS

Understand common conditions

These condition guides help visitors connect symptoms with the right next step, without replacing an individual assessment.

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Physiotherapist guiding an older patient through a joint-strengthening sit-to-stand exercise

Arthritis

Movement, strengthening, and symptom-management strategies for joint stiffness, irritation, and activity limits.

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Physiotherapist performing a gentle leg mobility assessment for sciatica-related symptoms

Sciatica

Care for symptoms that may travel from the low back into the hip, leg, or foot, with treatment guided by assessment.

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Physiotherapist coaching a patient through gentle graded movement for persistent pain

Chronic Pain

Support for persistent pain using education, gradual activity planning, mobility work, and practical self-management.

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Physiotherapist assessing neck posture and upper-cervical tension related to headaches

Headaches

Assessment of neck, posture, mobility, and tension factors that may contribute to headache symptoms.

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Physiotherapist performing a gentle external jaw and neck assessment for TMJ discomfort

TMJ / Jaw Pain

Care for jaw discomfort, muscle tension, and related neck or movement concerns where physiotherapy is appropriate.

BALANCE & MOVEMENT

Build confidence in motion

For dizziness, balance, gait, and neurological concerns, care focuses on safe movement, confidence, and practical function.

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Physiotherapist safely guiding an older patient through a gait and balance exercise

Balance & Gait Disorders

Exercises and strategies to improve steadiness, walking confidence, coordination, and fall-risk awareness.

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Patient performing a supervised gaze-stabilization exercise for dizziness and vertigo

Dizziness & Vertigo

Vestibular rehabilitation support for dizziness, vertigo, motion sensitivity, and balance-related symptoms.

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Physiotherapist supporting a patient during a neurological balance and reaching exercise

Neurological Conditions

Rehabilitation support for movement, strength, balance, and function when neurological conditions affect daily activity.

INJURIES

Recover from injury with a clear plan

Whether the injury happened during sport, at work, or in a motor vehicle accident, the goal is a steady path back to function.

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Physiotherapist coaching safe lifting mechanics during work-injury rehabilitation

Work Injuries

Treatment planning for workplace strains, repetitive stress, and movement demands connected to job tasks.

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Physiotherapist assessing an athlete’s alignment during a return-to-sport exercise

Sports Injuries

Rehabilitation for activity-related injuries with attention to strength, movement quality, load, and return to sport.

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Physiotherapist assessing neck and upper-back movement after a motor vehicle injury

Motor Vehicle Injuries

Support after collision-related injuries, including neck, back, soft-tissue, and function-related concerns.