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Recover, Rebuild, Return

When a work injury occurs, the road to recovery can feel overwhelming and uncertain. At Port Macquarie Physio & Pilates, we understand the challenges you face and are here to support you at every step. Our goal is to help you regain strength, mobility and confidence through our comprehensive work-related injury services.


Whether you’re dealing with a muscle strain, repetitive strain injury or post-surgical recovery, we offer a wide range of treatments tailored to your needs. These services include physiotherapy and clinical physio pilates, all aimed at promoting your overall wellbeing. Our dedicated team develops personalised treatment plans that focus on addressing your specific injury with care and precision. We take a holistic approach to help ensure your recovery is sustainable in the long term.


Don’t let discomfort control your life—contact us today on (02) 6583 9337 and let us assist you on your journey to recovery.

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Tailored Rehabilitation Pathways

If you've experienced a workplace accident or injury, it’s important to recognise the signs that may indicate you need support for a better recovery. These signs can include:


  • Persistent pain following a workplace incident.
  • Limited range of motion affecting daily activities.
  • Difficulty performing job tasks as you once did.
  • Discomfort that worsens with work-related activity.


At Port Macquarie Physio & Pilates, our approach to work-related injury treatment aims to be comprehensive and supportive. We begin with a thorough assessment to help us fully understand the extent of your injury. We then create a customised program that is designed to directly address your needs. Throughout your recovery, we provide:


  • Ergonomic advice to modify your work environment for better health.
  • Injury prevention strategies to assist in reducing the risk of future incidents.
  • Collaborative communication with employers to help ensure a safe return to work.


If you're facing challenges due to a work-related injury, allow us to guide you through recovery. At Port Macquarie Physio & Pilates we aim to ensure you're on the path to restoring your professional and personal strength.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How can physiotherapy help with work-related injuries?

    Physiotherapy can be essential in recovering from work-related injuries by addressing the specific needs of the injured individual. A physiotherapist can assess your injury, develop a tailored treatment plan and focus on restoring mobility, strength and function. Treatment may include exercises, manual therapy and education on injury prevention to support a safe return to work and reduce the risk of re-injury.

  • What types of work-related injuries can physiotherapy treat?

    Physiotherapists commonly treat a wide range of work-related injuries, including muscle strains, sprains, repetitive strain injuries and back or neck pain caused by poor posture or lifting techniques. Additionally, physiotherapy can help with rehabilitation following fractures or post-surgery recovery. By improving strength and flexibility, physiotherapy helps individuals regain function and return to work safely.

  • How long does it take to recover from a work-related injury with physiotherapy?

    Recovery time for a work-related injury depends on the severity of the injury and individual factors. Some individuals may experience improvement after a few sessions, while others may require weeks or months of consistent physiotherapy. A physiotherapist can monitor progress and adjust the treatment plan to help ensure a safe recovery, helping you return to work without complications.

  • Can physiotherapy prevent future work-related injuries?

    Generally, physiotherapy plays a key role in preventing future work-related injuries. Physiotherapists often provide education on proper body mechanics, posture and workplace ergonomics to help reduce the risk of injury. Additionally, strengthening and conditioning exercises are incorporated into treatment plans to enhance physical resilience, allowing individuals to perform their job tasks more safely and effectively.

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