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Carlton, Melbourne

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation in Carlton.

Physiotherapy, pelvic health and exercise support for new injuries, persistent pain, recovery after surgery and returning to work or sport.

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One clinic for treatment and rehabilitation.

Riverside Physio brings physiotherapy, pelvic health and exercise rehabilitation into the same clinic. Your first clinician stays across the plan and involves another discipline only when it adds something useful.

First appointment

60 minutes for history, assessment and treatment.

Between visits

A short program matched to your schedule and equipment.

Return planning

Clear checkpoints for work, training or everyday activity.

Physiotherapist assessing a patient's leg on a treatment table

Services

Choose your first appointment.

If you are unsure, book an initial physiotherapy appointment or call reception. We will direct you to the clinician suited to the problem.

Physiotherapy

Assessment and treatment for back, neck, shoulder, hip, knee and ankle pain, with a plan you can continue between visits.

Start with
Initial appointment, 60 minutes

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Sports injury management

Clear loading advice and staged rehabilitation for running, field sport, court sport, cycling and gym injuries.

Start with
Physiotherapy assessment

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Pelvic health physiotherapy

Private assessment for pelvic pain, bladder symptoms, pregnancy-related concerns and postnatal recovery.

Start with
Pelvic health initial, 60 minutes

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Exercise physiology

Supervised exercise for long-term conditions, active ageing, strength development and a safe return to regular training.

Start with
Exercise physiology initial

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Choose by the area or activity affected.

Choose the closest area or situation. This guide suggests the right first appointment at Riverside Physio, and reception can change it when you book.

Common reasons to book

Spine and upper body

• Back and neck pain

• Headache and jaw pain

• Shoulder pain

• Elbow, wrist and hand injuries

• Postural and work-related pain

• Recovery after upper-limb surgery

Physiotherapist supervising a rehabilitation exercise on a mat

How treatment progresses

1.

Understand the problem

We connect your symptoms with movement, training, work and health history.

2.

Address the main limitation

Treatment may include hands-on care, education and changes to current activity.

3.

Rebuild capacity

Exercises progress from the clinic to the places where you usually move.

4.

Test the return

We review the tasks, workload or sport demands that matter before discharge.

Exercise rehabilitation and active ageing

Exercise support for strength and balance.

Exercise physiology appointments support people managing a long-term condition, returning after injury or building the strength needed for daily life. Sessions can be individual or part of a small supervised group after an assessment.

Book an exercise physiology assessment
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Who to book with

Use the appointment type below as a starting point. Reception can change it if another clinician is a better fit.

Physiotherapist

Suitable for

Pain, injury, movement restriction, recovery after surgery and return to work or sport.

First booking

Choose an initial physiotherapy appointment for a new problem.

Pelvic health physiotherapist

Suitable for

Pelvic pain, bladder or bowel symptoms, pregnancy-related concerns and postnatal recovery.

First booking

Choose a pelvic health initial appointment so there is time for a private history.

Exercise physiologist

Suitable for

Long-term health conditions, active ageing, strength development and supervised exercise.

First booking

Choose an exercise physiology initial before individual or group sessions.

Clinical team

Our Carlton clinical team

Maya Chen, physiotherapist at Riverside Physio

Maya Chen

Physiotherapist

Spine, shoulder and upper-limb rehabilitation

Luke Harris, sports physiotherapist at Riverside Physio

Luke Harris

Sports physiotherapist

Field sport, tendon rehabilitation and return planning

Sophie Nguyen, pelvic health physiotherapist at Riverside Physio

Sophie Nguyen

Pelvic health physiotherapist

Pelvic pain, pregnancy and postnatal recovery

Daniel Brooks, physiotherapist at Riverside Physio

Daniel Brooks

Physiotherapist

Post-surgical rehabilitation and lower-limb strength

Priya Patel, exercise physiologist at Riverside Physio

Priya Patel

Exercise physiologist

Active ageing, long-term conditions and supervised exercise

Elena Rossi, remedial massage therapist at Riverside Physio

Elena Rossi

Remedial massage therapist

Sports massage, training recovery and muscular soreness

Riverside Clinic

214 Rathdowne Street, Carlton VIC 3053

Treatment rooms and a ground-floor rehabilitation space, five minutes from the 1 and 6 tram stops on Lygon Street.

Call (03) 5550 0142
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Before your appointment

Practical answers for new patients.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is needed for a private appointment. Bring any relevant scans, specialist letters or post-operative instructions. A referral may be required for Medicare, DVA or WorkCover arrangements.