Albany Creek Physiotherapy and Sports Injuries Centre

Albany Creek Physiotherapy and Sports Injuries Centre ALBANY CREEK PHYSIOTHERAPY AND SPORTS INJURIES CLINIC

Our focus at Albany Creek Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Centre is to help people optimize their potential for an active, healthier lifestyle. Our expert physiotherapist and visiting specialists utilize a diverse range of evidence-based rehabilitation services to help improve the health of our patients. We have a special interest in neck and back pain treatment and we are very experienced in managing sports injuries. Our team of highly qualified and professional staff can provide you with services including:
• Sports & Spinal Physiotherapy
• Clinical Pilates
• Injury & Surgical Rehabilitation
• Hydrotherapy
• Hand Injuries
• Real Time Ultrasound
• Massage
• Posture Assessment & Management
• Headache Management

EVIDENCE BASED TREATMENT FOR KNEE AND HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS. The GLAD Program is an education and exercise program designed...
26/01/2026

EVIDENCE BASED TREATMENT FOR KNEE AND HIP OSTEOARTHRITIS. The GLAD Program is an education and exercise program designed for people with knee and hip osteoarthritis.

It consists of 2 education sessions, and 12 exercise sessions (2 sessions per week for 6 weeks).
Our next program will be commencing on Monday the 2nd of February.
Call our clinic on 32643244 to book your spot or to find out any more details.

25/01/2026

We are closed today for Australia Day, but will re-open at 7:30 tomorrow morning
🐨🦘☀️🍺💚💛

We’re looking for someone to join our admin team. 😁 Get in touch if you think you’d be a great candidate.
19/01/2026

We’re looking for someone to join our admin team. 😁 Get in touch if you think you’d be a great candidate.

WE’RE HIRING!
We’re looking for someone to join our wonderful admin team.
We have a casual position available, for approximately 10 hours per week.
Training is provided, and would suit someone who is friendly, dedicated, able to work in a busy environment, and who has some flexibility with work hours.
If it sounds like you would be a suitable candidate please send your resume to info@albanycreekphysiotherapy.com.au (or feel free to tag someone who you think would be interested)
😁😁

WE’RE HIRING! We’re looking for someone to join our wonderful admin team. We have a casual position available, for appro...
19/01/2026

WE’RE HIRING!
We’re looking for someone to join our wonderful admin team.
We have a casual position available, for approximately 10 hours per week.
Training is provided, and would suit someone who is friendly, dedicated, able to work in a busy environment, and who has some flexibility with work hours.
If it sounds like you would be a suitable candidate please send your resume to info@albanycreekphysiotherapy.com.au (or feel free to tag someone who you think would be interested)
😁😁

Stress FracturesWhat is a stress fracture?A stress fracture is a microscopic fracture of the bone - so small that it oft...
14/01/2026

Stress Fractures

What is a stress fracture?

A stress fracture is a microscopic fracture of the bone - so small that it often can’t be picked up on an x-ray. If left untreated, it can develop into a full fracture.

Most stress fractures occur in the hips, shins or feet, which experience most of the force when weight bearing. They are a common overuse injury, particularly in long-distance runners.

What are the symptoms?

- Pain during or after an activity, such as running
- Eventual inability to maintain usual activity level due to pain
- More likely in someone with weaker bones, vitamin D deficiency, or a history of inactivity.

What is the treatment?

Resting the affected area is a necessity to allow the bone to heal. This usually involves stopping or greatly reducing the activity for roughly six weeks to allow the bone to fully recover.

Also, strengthening the surrounding muscles and correcting poor biomechanics is essential for treating stress fractures, as weak muscles and poor movement patterns can provide inadequate support to the skeletal system.

If you would like to learn more or chat with our team, get in touch or book an appointment today.

If you experience pain at the front of your ankle during or after movement or exercise, then this post is for you!Anteri...
31/12/2025

If you experience pain at the front of your ankle during or after movement or exercise, then this post is for you!

Anterior ankle impingement (AAI) is a musculoskeletal condition where the tissue at the front of the ankle is compressed and damaged by repetitive forces.

Who is affected?
Most often, athletes involved in repetitive or forceful upward ankle movements such as in sprinting, landing and hilly running experience AAI. However, it is a common injury that affects people of any age.

How does physiotherapy help?
The severity of the AAI will determine the treatment and prognosis. Resting from aggravating activities is almost always involved. A physiotherapist will also advise about exercises to complete to increase strength and flexibility of the ankle joint, as well as providing mobilisation techniques to increase range of motion.

If you would like to learn more or chat with our team, get in touch or book an appointment today.

Wishing you all a very merry and safe Christmas!🎄 🎅🏼 We will be closed on the public holidays, but will be open througho...
24/12/2025

Wishing you all a very merry and safe Christmas!
🎄 🎅🏼 We will be closed on the public holidays, but will be open throughout the Christmas and New Year period to help keep you moving.
Saturday 27th December 8-12
Monday 29th December 7:30-6:30
Tuesday 30th December 7:30-6:30
Wednesday 31st December 7:30-5:30
Thursday 1st January CLOSED
Friday 2nd January 7:30-5:30
Saturday 3rd January 8-12

12/12/2025

We have physio and Pilates appointments available today between 8-12pm. If you require an appt, call 32643244 or you can book online via the website.

Four Surprising Causes of Neck Pain Some parts of your daily routine may be contributing to your neck pain without you r...
27/11/2025

Four Surprising Causes of Neck Pain

Some parts of your daily routine may be contributing to your neck pain without you realising. Here are a few that may be worth considering.

1. Your sleeping position:
Factors such as pillow height and firmness, or sleeping on your stomach, may have a negative impact on your neck and upper back joints. It’s important to try to maintain the spine’s natural curves whilst sleeping.

2. Your daily commute:
Correctly setting up your car’s mirrors, steering wheel, and seat can reduce strain on your neck, especially if you are driving more than 30 minutes everyday.

3. Your downtime:
It’s good to relax by watching some TV at the end of the day. However, it’s important to consider your position during this time. Placing your laptop or TV screen at eye-level where your neck is in a neutral position can help reduce strain on the upper neck structures.

4. Your exercise routine:
Neck pain can be caused by any activity requiring sustained positions or repetitive movements of the neck. For example, cyclists are often stuck in neck extension while looking ahead.

If you would like to learn more or chat with our team, get in touch or book an appointment today.

Today we pause to honour and remember the courage, service, and sacrifice of all who have served our country. Lest we fo...
10/11/2025

Today we pause to honour and remember the courage, service, and sacrifice of all who have served our country.
Lest we forget. ❤️

Men’s health is about more than just physical strength - it’s also about taking care of your mental wellbeing. Staying a...
06/11/2025

Men’s health is about more than just physical strength - it’s also about taking care of your mental wellbeing. Staying active, connecting with others and having honest conversations can all make a difference.
This Movember, let’s keep the focus on men’s health - in every sense. Whether it’s managing pain, staying active or building healthy habits, physiotherapy can support your overall wellbeing.
🩵 If you’d like to learn more or chat with our team about your goals, get in touch or book an appointment today.

03/10/2025

We will be closed on Monday the 6th of October due to the King’s Birthday public holiday. 👑
We will reopen at 7:30 on Tuesday morning, but if you can’t wait until then for an appointment, we have a couple of appointments still available tomorrow morning (Saturday the 4th).
Book online or call 32643244.
Enjoy your weekend! 🏉⚡️🐴

Address

3/640 Albany Creek Road
Albany Creek, QLD
4035

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12:30pm

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