Patient Resources
Here we have included information on some of the more commonly treated conditions at Takapuna Physiotherapy. It is intended to educate prospective and current patients of the clinic. It is not a comprehensive list of all conditions and injuries, but you may find the information you are looking for. Please get in touch if you have any questions regarding anything here, or book now if you would like a consultation with one of our physiotherapists. If there are no online bookings available on the day that you would like to see us, please call the clinic and ask to go on our waiting list.
Injuries we can help with
Click on the circles to learn more about the following injuries and conditions.
Here we have included information on some of the more commonly treated conditions at Takapuna Physiotherapy. It is intended to educate prospective and current patients of the clinic. It is not a comprehensive list of all conditions and injuries, but you may find the information you are looking for. Please get in touch if you have any questions regarding anything here, or book now if you would like a consultation with one of our physiotherapists.
Injuries we can help with
Click on the circles to learn more about the following injuries and conditions.
Lower Back Pain
Neck Pain
Headaches
Sport Injuries
Ankle & Achilles Pain
Foot Pain
Elbow Pain
Shoulder Pain
Knee Pain
Hip Pain
Arthritic Conditions
Post-Surgical Conditions
Useful Links
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Acupuncture Information Sheet
Videos
Blog
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