Body Balance Physiotherapy

Body Balance Physiotherapy in Randwick, Sydney, NSW is categorized under Physiotherapists with expertise in Remedial Massage, Orthopedic Bracing, Soft Tissue Massage.

Additional services by Body Balance Physiotherapy include Sports injury Physio, Sports Massage, Orthotics, Shoulder injury Physio, Back Pain Physio, McKenzie Spine Therapy, Neck Pain Physio, Physiotherapy.

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Andrew and Lyndell have owned and run Body Balance Physiotherapy (formerly Perouse Road Sports Injuries & Physiotherapy Centre) since 1996. The practice was initially located at 48 Perouse Road, Randwick (“The Spot”) and was opened in 1989. The practice moved to its current location and had a name change in 2007. Both Lyndell and Andrew have over 28 years trusted experience assessing, treating and managing the care of their patients. From initial consultation to diagnosis and treatment, they have a hands-on approach for an enduring recovery. Each has a personal focus and areas of specialisation, so find out more here about their professional services.

Andrew Webster

Andrew completed his Undergraduate Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree in 1987 and became a partner at Body Balance Physiotherapy in 1996. Andrew has a strong commitment to continuing education and has completed a Graduate Diploma of Manipulative Therapy (dux) (1993), Masters of Health Science (Physiotherapy) (2003) and most recently his Musculoskeletal Specialisation becoming a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapy (FACP) (2015). Fellowship is considered the pinnacle in clinical expertise and currently there are only 55 Musculoskeletal Specialist Physiotherapists nationally. Andrew is equally comfortable treating standard to complex sporting injuries and musculoskeletal injuries within any age range, be it from 4 years old to 99 years old!

Lyndell Webster

Lyndell completed her Undergraduate Physiotherapy Degree in 1987 and became a partner at Body Balance Physiotherapy in 1996. Lyndell has a strong commitment to continuing education and has completed many external courses since graduation. She is currently involved in both clinical physiotherapy work as well as critical clinical research work investigating falls prevention in people with dementia and post CVA through both NeuRA and Macquarie University. This allows Lyndell to offer “cutting edge” evidence-based treatment when delivering home-based rehabilitation services.

Services IN ROOMS:

Referral required only for compensable, DVA and medicare patients.

Assessment, treatment and management of a wide range of musculoskeletal problems.

Specialising in:

“Hands on” manual therapy treatment.
Spinal problems
Sports injuries
Traumatic, insidious onset or overuse problems of all regions including upper and lower limb pathology
Cervical spine, headaches and dizziness
Whiplash injuries
Work-related injuries
Arthritic problems
Biomechanical assessments
Paediatric orthopaedic and growth related problems
Soft tissue and joint related problems including manipulation where appropriate.
Advice on sporting technique changes and time frames for returning to training and sport.
Comprehensive exercise regimes.
Orthotic Assessment and provision

HOME VISITS:

Referral required from a health professional for all patients.

Assessment and treatment of elderly or housebound people with:

Mobility problems
Risk of falls
General physical decline
Cognitive decline
Recent hospital stay
Post orthopaedic surgery such as knee or hip replacement surgery.
Musculoskeletal, neurological or cardiothoracic conditions including but not limited to Arthritis, Stroke, Parkinson’s Disease and Acute lung infections.

Reviews

“I can not fault the service at this superb practice. First point of contact was via phone, and that was all good. A very pleasant chap, but more importantly the examination was so thorough that I have finally, after years of neck pain and headaches, achieved some real relief, and this is due not only to the correct diagnosis but the correct management by the physio and also an effective home exercise program and lifestyle advice ( sleeping posture etc). The chap that treated me is a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapy, which I’m told is an honour bestowed on only about 50 physics in the entire country. Easy to park and they offer other services such as home visits, can’t report on that but everything I came across during my visits was a wonderful mix of science and old fashioned care of the entire patient. Thank you, it worked like magic.”