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Our Glebe physiotherapy clinic services patients needing a physio in Forest Lodge, Pyrmont, Ultimo or Camperdown.
The Health Alliance Movement Glebe is a physiotherapy clinic dedicated to fostering a holistic approach for every individual. We aim to create a continuum from exploring and treating the root cause of a disease or condition and progress you through to become a better version of yourself. We believe that activity and social interaction is key to our well-being, and we’re here to help you find that key.
Although it may sound like a mouthful, the Health Alliance Movement stands for the importance we place on movement and the value of education, community and exploration.
Movement is at the core of how we function in this world. From the macroscopic movement of how we interact with our environment in the form of structured exercise, activities of daily living or occupational demands to the microscopic movement of physiological processes that may be influenced again by such things as nutrition, sleep, stress and mental emotional well-being.
An integrated clinic of physiotherapists, exercise physiologists, trainers, coaches and dance teachers that can tailor programs to your goals and interests. We are evidence-based and sustainably-minded in our approach to every treatment session.
Our clinic is a place for the community to come and receive treatment for a variety of conditions from physiotherapists and exercise physiologists but also participate in group exercise classes, dance programs from chronic pain, arthritis, diabetes etc and other health workshops and educational events. Our practitioners have advanced training in health and exercise coaching, clinical assessments and are completing their PhDs and as such have a strong grasp in what treatments are best supported by current research.
I wanted to help people function better in their working and sporting life. My focus has shifted recently into helping people manage their chronic pain as this is something that is common and affects the lives of so many people within our community. Sometimes the benefits of what we do aren't as obvious as we may think, but I see people improve in many different areas of their life after our sessions, and that's the beauty of what I do!
I love helping people move better and function better within their world. Whether this is in a sporting, dance, working, family, or exercising context, to see changes happen over time brings me great joy.
New patients should choose me because I start with a very generalist approach to your overall health. I will look at your physical ability, your daily and life stressors, your knowledge around how you manage your condition and what factors play a part in your health journey. From here we can build a program that is tailored to you. This may include any hands on massage or mobilisations, exercises individually or in a class, recommendations for general health and stress management and an individualised home exercise program that addresses any issues we may have found. I believe none of us are born broken nor in need of fixing, rather we require the awareness, education and opportunity to change. The potential of the human body to heal and circumvent issues is powerful and something that may require more attention at certain points in your life.
I enjoy partner dancing in my spare time. I perform a style called Kizomba that is a great way to meet people and connect to the greater community. I also go to the Crossfit gym attached downstairs at our clinic where again there's a great culture and camaraderie between the members. I also enjoy the usual activities in nature such as bushwalks, ocean swims etc.
I love the Glebe community, there's such a strong sense of unity snd friendliness that I don't find elsewhere. So living and working in this area really gives me to opportunity to see people in the context of their day to day life. Also community events and classes are such a great way to explore different activities that I normally wouldn't try.
Level 1, 50 Francis Street, Glebe NSW 2037.
We are located down the road from Badde Manors cafe and up the road from the Broadway Harris Farms. Free 2 hour parking is available from Broadway shopping centre and is the easiest way to get to the clinic on Francis street. We are also across from the Glebe basketball court. Paid street parking is available on Francis street and 1-2 hour parking on Greek or Franklyn streets.
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Our team of physio's service patients from all over Sydney, though most come from nearby suburbs such as Forest Lodge, Pyrmont and Ultimo.
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 Glebe.
Physio Glebe is (from our research) one of the most common searches our patient's use to find us, followed by Physiotherapist Glebe and interestingly, Physiotherapy Glebe. Patients often search us by suburb first, however, and as a result, some other typical searches include Glebe Physio, Glebe Physiotherapist and or Glebe Physiotherapy. Though not a direct variation to the two above, a broader approach is often taken with a search like; physio near me, or if a practice is more intended then physiotherapy near me is quite often the search. We have found that depending on the demographics the use of the word 'in' features quite heavily, and so we'll often see Physio in Glebe, Physiotherapist in Glebe and Physiotherapy in Glebe as common phrases. In the end, we do our best to be as visible and accessible for our patients in and around our local area as possible.
Glebe is Sydney’s inner-western suburb that is covered under the local government area of the City of Sydney. The suburbs bordering Glebe include Annandale, Pyrmont, Forest Lodge, Ultimo, Broadway, Camperdown, and Chippendale.
The suburb is situated 3 km southwest of the Sydney CBD and is enclosed by Rozelle Bay and Blackwattle Bay, along with Sydney Harbour towards the north. To the west of Glebe lie the suburbs of Forest Lodge and Annandale, and towards the east is the Ultimo suburb. The southern side is bordered by Broadway and Parramatta Road.
As of 2016, the suburb recorded a total of 11,532 inhabitants, of which 54.7% were Australian-born. Next, about 17.3% were Catholics, and 43% had no religion.
The suburb derived its name from the fact that it was initially a glebe, a piece of land owned by the Anglican Church. Glebe became home to Edmund Blacket, a famous Australian architect, in the 19th century.
Rozelle Tram Depot is a significant landmark of Glebe and is the largest one in Sydney. At present, it comprises six historic trams. The operations of the depot ceased on 22 November 1958.
Glebe Point Road is a major road in the suburb, which is lined by cafes, specialty shops, and ethnic restaurants having cuisines around the globe, including Indian, Italian, Thai, Dutch-Indonesian, and others.
Broadway Shopping Centre features a 12-screen cinema complex, a 500-seat Food Court, and many other significant retailers.
It is a spectacular entertainment complex having restaurants, shops, museums, and a host of other tourist attractions. An excellent place for families, there is a paddling pool area built for kids.
It is a popular inner-city market in Sydney ideal for looking up retro or vintage items and collectables. Having a musical and relaxed ambience, one can enjoy exotic cuisines, like Indian and Chinese.
This art museum offers its visitors four floors of spectacular works from diverse cultures and a soothing tea house located on the ground floor. It also showcases modern-day Chinese art and free film screenings.