Physiotherapy Articles & Clinic News

Multiple Sclerosis and Fatigue

Fatigue is one of the most common, and can be most frustrating, symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis (MS). It isn’t the same as simply feeling tired after a long day. MS fatigue is unpredictable, overwhelming, and can impact every aspect of daily life. Yet because it can’t be seen, it’s often misunderstood or dismissed. Studies show […]

Understanding Dystonia

Last week in our weekly staff professional development session, James shared some really useful updates about a condition called Dystonia. What is Dystonia? Dystonia is a relatively common movement disorder. It happens when muscles contract in unusual ways, which can cause twisting, repetitive movements, or abnormal postures. Sometimes, muscles that usually work against each other […]

Celebrating World Physiotherapy Day – Spotlight on Neurological Physiotherapy

Happy World Physiotherapy Day! Today is the perfect opportunity to recognise the incredible work of Neurological Physiotherapists – a group of clinicians who play a vital role in helping people live healthier, more independent lives. The truth is, many people are not entirely sure what neurological physiotherapy actually involves. At Advanced Neuro Rehab (ANR), this is what we […]

ANR – NDIS Registered Provider

At ANR, our priority has always been to provide the highest quality care and support to all of our clients and their families. As part of this commitment, we recently underwent a comprehensive NDIS audit to renew our registration as an official NDIS registered provider. This audit was a valuable opportunity for us to reflect […]

Respiratory Physiotherapy – How We Support Your Lung Health

Weekly Staff Professional Development Topic Your breathing plays a big part in your overall health, energy, and independence. Sometimes, certain health conditions, like neurological conditions, arthritis, or even long periods of reduced activity can make it harder for your lungs to work at their best. At our clinic, we keep an eye on your lung […]

Medicare Changes for Chronic Condition Referrals – What You Need to Know

From 1 July 2025, Medicare has introduced important changes to how chronic condition referrals are managed between GPs and allied health practitioners. If you currently see a Neuro Physiotherapist at Advanced Neuro Rehab under a Medicare referral, these updates may affect your care. Goodbye to EPC’s & Hello to GPCCMP’s Previously, many clients with chronic […]

The Role of Physiotherapy in Migraine Management

Migraines affect more than just the head. They are a complex neurological disorder that can significantly impact daily life. While medication is often front and centre in migraine treatment, physiotherapy is a key component in a well-rounded management plan, particularly when musculoskeletal and vestibular components are involved. Understanding Migraine Beyond the Headache Migraines are not […]

HOW YOUR NECK, UPPER BACK AND RIBS WORK TOGETHER!

Weekly Staff Professional Development Topic Ever felt tightness in your neck, stiffness in your upper back, or noticed that taking a deep breath feels restricted? These sensations can often be traced back to how your spine and ribs are moving — or not moving — together. In a recent weekly Staff Professional Development Session, Liz, […]

PHYSIOTHERAPY CONSIDERATIONS IN SPINAL CORD INJURIES (SCI)

Weekly Staff Professional Development Topic Last week, our physiotherapy team engaged in our weekly professional development session focusing on the key considerations and best practices when treating individuals with Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI). This session provided us with the latest evidence on important areas such as strength training, spasticity management, stretching, transfers, and other […]

UNDERSTANDING PAIN

Weekly Staff Professional Development Topic Your Story Matters! Pain isn’t simply about injury; it’s better understood as an alarm system for when our body perceives danger. This system is influenced by more than just what’s happening in the body and tissues. Our brain, emotions, and experiences all play a role. The good news? Your […]

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