Christmas and New Year Opening Hours
Tuesday 23rd Dec 8am - 6pm
Christmas Eve 8am - 3pm
Christmas Day Closed
Boxing Day Closed
Monday 29th Dec 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 30th Dec 8am - 6pm
New Years Eve 8am - 4pm
Thursday 1st Jan Closed
Telehealth Consultations
Now Available
Safe, secure Physiotherapy consultations with Darwin based clinicians, from the
comfort of your home or workplace
QIP Accredited Clinics
The Leaders in Physiotherapy
Movement for Life Physiotherapy are the only QIP Accredited Physiotherapy services in the Top End.
What does this mean?
It means we have been assessed against our industry’s best practice policies and procedures. We deliver an evidence-informed service and ensure your information is stored safely, securely and confidentially.
It means we are the leaders in the delivery of a high quality, effective clinical service.
And what's more, Accreditation is not compulsory. We have undertaken this arduous process to demonstrate to the Territory community and key stakeholders that we mean business, and we're absolutely committed to best practice and sustainability.
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Sports Injuries
At Movement For Life Physiotherapy we love our sport, and we love working with motivated athletes of all ages and abilities.
We understand that sports injuries differ from other injuries and that the increased demand athletes place on their body stresses the muscles, joints and bones differently. Our Sports Physiotherapists will help you recover from sporting injuries and provide you with the right education and resources to prevent future problems.
Aussie Rules Football
Hamstring strain is the most common injury in Australian Rules Football. Stretching is the best preventive measure. Talk to your Physio about the best stretches for before and after game day.
Hockey
An ankle sprain is a tear of a ligament and is one of the most common injuries in hockey. There are special exercises you can do to strengthen your ankles to avoid long term damage.
Netball
Jarred fingers are common in netball. They can result in fractures and dislocations. Talk to us about how strapping can help.
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