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Hydrotherapy is exercise-based rehabilitation performed in warm water — ideal for reducing joint stress, relieving pain, and improving mobility in a gentle, low-impact environment.
Guided by an exercise physiologist or physiotherapist, your sessions are tailored to your condition, goals, and ability — making it a safe and effective option for rehabilitation, chronic pain, or general movement support.
Hydrotherapy can be a crucial step for you to start getting moving again. It's perfect for those experiencing high amounts of joint pain, or have mobility limitations.Through personalised treatment plans, our physiotherapists aim to restore your mobility, reduce pain, and enhance your overall quality of life.
Enjoy gentle, supported movement in warm water to relieve discomfort and improve joint mobility.
Practice stability exercises in a safe, low-impact environment.
Rebuild strength and function without putting strain on healing tissues.
Overcome fear of falling or injury with guided, supported activity in water.
Manage symptoms and improve quality of life for conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, and neurological disorders.
Accelerate recovery and regain mobility with gentle aquatic therapy.
Use the water’s resistance to build muscle strength and improve cardiovascular fitness.
Experience the calming benefits of warm water and gentle exercise.
Hydrotherapy is ideal for people of all ages who want to move more comfortably, safely, and confidently — especially those experiencing pain or limited mobility. We regularly support:
Diabetes (Type 1 & Type 2)
Thyroid disorders (Hyper- and Hypothyroidism)
Obesity & insulin resistance
Metabolic syndrome & abnormal cholesterol
Kidney disease
Osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Low back pain
Muscle imbalances
Joint pain and stiffness
Parkinson’s disease
Multiple sclerosis
Stroke rehabilitation
Cerebral Palsy
Neuropathy
Spinal cord injuries
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Call us for a free 15-minute phone consult. We’ll listen, understand your needs, and recommend the best path forward.
We’ll book you in with the right physio or exercise physiologist — in our clinic or at your home.
Begin your personalised program focused on real goals — like reducing pain, building strength, and gaining confidence.
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Choose a time that suits you and book your appointment online in just a few clicks.
To book your appointment, please give us a call. Our team will find a time that works best for you.
1300 364 262Call us on 1300 364 262, and we’ll take the time to match you with the right practitioner for your needs.
Hydrotherapy is exercise-based rehabilitation performed in a heated pool, designed to reduce pain, improve mobility, and support recovery in a low-impact environment.
It’s effective for arthritis, chronic pain, post-surgery rehab, sports injuries, and neurological conditions, as well as improving general strength and fitness.
No — hydrotherapy exercises are performed in shallow water, and our therapists are always nearby for support.
Yes — it can be adapted for children, adults, and older adults, depending on your needs and goals.
The pool is heated to around 34°C, which helps relax muscles and ease joint stiffness.
No referral is needed unless you’re accessing the service through Medicare, DVA, or WorkCover.
Bring swimwear, a towel, and any relevant medical documents or referrals if required.
Yes — most private health funds and some government programs provide rebates for hydrotherapy.
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