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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Sydney, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Roseville, Artarmon and North Willoughby.

Whether you need help with an existing injury, rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy or joint manipulations, we consider ourselves the best physios and physiotherapy clinic in Chatswood.

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What is physiotherapy?

The treatment which focuses on restoring, maintaining and making the most of a patient’s well being, functionality and mobility is known as physiotherapy. Professional healthcare providers who excel in physiotherapy are known as physiotherapists. They involve the patients in their treatment so that they can self heal themselves during the recovering process. Physiotherapists help their patients from preventing injuries by detecting physical injuries that may happen due to specific prolonging issues, promoting health and fitness and physical rehabilitation.

Physiotherapy involves the use of a few techniques that focus on improving the patient’s overall physical well being who is suffering from mobility issues due to particular injuries, disorder or diseases. The methods used by a physiotherapist include:

Physiotherapists undergo training and gain adequate knowledge to diagnose and treat patients suffering from constant pain and agony. They must meet the national entry-level and practice standards. Physiotherapy involves treating a wide range of disorders. They also offer treatments for various conditions:

Physiotherapists are the experts in the detection of the science of movements of the human anatomy. Individuals suffering from chronic pain and discomforts, which prevents them from leading their life to the fullest can visit physiotherapists. One does not need a prior doctor’s referral to visit a physiotherapist. However, a physiotherapist may work closely with other professional healthcare providers to improve a patient’s overall well being and help the patient regain their mobility.

Chatswood

Known as a significant residential and commercial district in the lower north shore of Sydney, Chatswood is a suburb located 10 kilometres north of Sydney CBD. It covers an area of 2.9 km2 and is home to 24, 913 people which consist of 11,786 male and 13,127 females as recorded in the 2016 Australian census. Its rich culture is evident in the suburb's Willoughby Spring Festival that is held annually in September. Chatswood's population is diverse. Many of its residents come from Taiwan, China, Japan, India, Hong Kong, and South Korea.

History of Chatswood

Famous for its wooded area, Chatswood's first inhabitants were the Cammeraygal people who stayed for at least 50,000 years before the Europeans arrived.

Chatswood derives its name from Charlotte Harnett, wife of Richard Harnett, who was the Mayor of Willoughby back in 1870. Richard gave her the nickname 'Chattie' and eventually named the place Chatswood (Chattie's Wood) to her.

Its first residential district was established in 1876. It was followed by the establishment of the North Shore railway line in 1890. The suburb's development continued with the opening of Harbour Bridge in 1942. It became easily accessible in 1900 with public transportation.

Chatswood was declared as a 'Town Centre' in 1983 and became a city in 1989.

Facilities in Chatswood

One of the North Shore's prime commercial areas, Chatswood is home to retail stores which are located along Victoria Avenue and to international corporations such as Lenovo, NEC, Leighton Contractors Huawei, Smith's Snackfood, Abigroup, Carnival Australia, Coffey, PepsiCo, and Carter Holt Harvey. You can also find a high number of residential towers that are situated on the Pacific Highway.

The suburb is popular for its wide range of restaurants and cafes that you can dine with your family and friends. Many of these are located in the Lower North Shore of Sydney. Aside from that, it is well-known for its two shopping malls which are Westfield Chatswood and Chatswood Chase Sydney. Smaller commercial centres in the suburb include the:

You can also enjoy live music, craft, and food stalls at Chatswood's outdoor market every Thursday and Friday in Victoria Avenue and Chatswood Malls.

These commercial and retail districts are all accessible through Chatswood's numerous train stations and bus routes. The suburb's major roads include the Pacific Highway, Eastern Valley Way, Victoria Avenue, Mowbray Road, and Willoughby Road.

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