
Surgery is a big step, before or after it happens. Here's how we help you prepare, recover, and rebuild strength with a clear plan behind you the whole way.
Your procedure, your surgeon's notes, and your recovery goals.
A clear picture of strength and movement, in line with surgery-specific precautions.
A staged plan matched to your surgeon's recovery timeline.
Regular review at every stage of recovery, liaising with your surgeon.
You're pregnant and experiencing pelvic pain, back pain, or want to prepare your body for birth.
You've recently given birth and want to recover safely — exercise, or pelvic floor symptoms.
You're experiencing leakage, urgency, or other bladder or bowel symptoms and want proper answers.
You're going through menopause and noticing changes in your pelvic health or strength.
You've been told "it's normal" — but feel like something isn't right.


Just a snapshot of what we see regularly. If your situation isn't listed here, get in touch — chances are we can still help.
Post-operative knee rehab
Post-surgery shoulder rehabilitation
Post-surgey ankle and foot rehabilitation
Post-surgey hip rehabilitation
ACL reconstruction rehabilitation
Joint replacement rehabilitation
Non-surgical ACL rehabilitation
Return to daily activity after surgery
Post-fracture surgical rehab
Pre-operative strength and conditioning (prehab)
Return to sport after surgery
Surgery preparation and education
Yes. We believe the best outcomes often come from good communication and collaboration. Where appropriate, we’ll work with your GP, specialist, surgeon or other allied health providers to make sure everyone is working towards the same goals. If you have relevant referral letters, imaging or previous treatment notes, bring them to your first appointment.
Comfortable, loose fitting clothing that allows easy access to the area being treated. Any relevant scans, X-rays, or imaging. Your referral letter if you have one. Your health fund card if you're claiming a rebate on the day.
If you’re not improving as expected, we’ll reassess your condition and treatment approach, consider whether further investigation or referral to a specialist is appropriate, and explore other options where needed.
We’re not interested in keeping you coming back for appointments that aren’t working. Our goal is to make sure you’re receiving the right care and making meaningful progress.
No — but you do need to complete an initial assessment before your first class or program session. This is how we make sure the program is appropriate for you and that we understand your starting point.
Come and see us at Frenchs Forest or Narrabeen.