Do I need a GP referral to see a physiotherapist in Warwick?

No. Physiotherapists are primary-contact practitioners in Australia, so you can book directly without a referral. A referral is only needed if you are claiming through Medicare CDM, DVA, WorkCover QLD, or NDIS plan-managed funding.

How long is my first physio appointment at Warwick Physioworks?

Initial appointments are 45 minutes. That gives us time to take a full history, examine you, explain what we have found, treat you on the day, and send you home with a personalised exercise program.

Does Warwick Physioworks accept NDIS participants?

Yes. Warwick Physioworks works with self-managed, plan-managed, and NDIA-managed NDIS participants. Common goals include mobility, transfers, exercise prescription, falls prevention, and equipment recommendations.

Does Warwick Physioworks accept WorkCover QLD claims?

Yes. Warwick Physioworks is an approved WorkCover QLD provider (P0006951281). Bring your claim number to your first appointment and we will bill WorkCover directly.

What are the opening hours of Warwick Physioworks?

Monday to Thursday 8am to 6pm, and Friday 8am to 3pm. Closed weekends and Queensland public holidays.

Oncology | Enhance Your Recovery — Warwick Physioworks

Oncology Massage

Oncology massage is a specialised branch of massage therapy that focuses on providing safe and supportive massage techniques for individuals who are currently undergoing or have a history of cancer treatment. Designed to address the unique physical and emotional needs of cancer patients, oncology massage is administered by therapists who possess a deep understanding of the medical complexities associated with cancer and its treatments. Unlike traditional massage, oncology massage takes into consideration factors such as the type of cancer, treatment phase, surgery sites, and any potential contraindications, tailoring the massage session to ensure the utmost comfort and safety of the client. Through gentle and compassionate touch, oncology massage aims to alleviate pain, reduce anxiety, enhance relaxation, and promote a sense of overall well-being during a challenging time.

Deb has undergone specialised training to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to work with cancer patients. These therapists not only possess a mastery of massage techniques but also an in-depth understanding of the physiological changes that cancer and its treatments can bring about. By adapting massage pressure, techniques, and positioning, oncology massage therapists create a personalized experience that complements the individual's medical journey. Beyond the physical benefits, oncology massage offers emotional support by creating a safe space for individuals to relax, reduce stress, and experience a connection between their body and mind. This holistic approach contributes to an improved quality of life for cancer patients, helping them navigate their healing process with greater comfort and resilience.

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Focused on relieving pain and tension in various areas of the body using gentle rolling movements and stimulation of the body's natural healing mechanisms.
Lymphatic drainage massage aims to alleviate lymphedema, a common side effect of cancer treatments, by gently stimulating the lymphatic system to improve fluid circulation and reduce swelling.
This type of massage focuses on providing gentle, soothing touch to help cancer patients relax, reduce stress, and promote a sense of calm amidst their medical journey.
This massage technique targets areas of surgical or radiation-related scar tissue, using specific movements to improve flexibility, circulation, and comfort while addressing post-treatment restrictions.

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Oncology Massage

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