Have You Tried Treatments That Didn’t Work Or Only Provided Temporary Relief?
WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON GETTING RESULTS WHERE OTHERS HAVE FAILED
Dr Gary Israelsohn
B.Sc (clin) M.HSc (osteo)
Dr Chris Devenish
B.Sc (clin) M.HSc (osteo)
We Treat Most Common, Complex and Chronic Conditions
IT’S WORTH THE SHORT DRIVE TO 14 HIGH ST, GLEN IRIS
equi·lib·ri·um: a calm state of equal balanced alignment
REDUCE PAIN RESTORE MOVEMENT IMPROVE STRENGTH
equi·lib·ri·um: a calm state of equal balanced alignment
REDUCE PAIN
RESTORE MOVEMENT
IMPROVE STRENGTH
Equilibrium Sports and Spinal Clinic are here to help you and your family achieve better health and happiness by reducing pain, restoring movement and improving strength. In the last 15 years we have treated thousands of locals with just about every condition you could imagine.
Every treatment is specifically tailored to you, so we diagnose and treat your core problem then dig deeper to identify and improve hidden contributors that other practitioners miss. Our Osteopaths pride themselves on achieving results when other treatments failed and they would love to help you.
Every Body Is Different
You are as unique as your condition so we tailor each and every treatment to you. Treatments dynamically evolve as your body responds and your condition improves
Osteopathy
Osteopaths release muscles then align bones and joints to treat most common, complex and chronic conditions.
You and your condition are unique, treatments dynamically evolve with you
Shockwave Therapy
Sound waves are used to treat muscle pain and a number of chronic soft tissue conditions like tendonitis.
FREE 2 weeks FULL ACCESS gym membership*
to kick start your rehabilitation
Dry Needling
Dry needling is similar to acupuncture and is used to release stubborn tight painful muscles and joints.
Needling can be added to your treatment by your Osteopath or on request
Injury Rehab
Injuries occur, but it is how we address rehab that will determine the level of function and speed of recovery.
FREE Movement Screen Analysis for chronic pain and persistent injury*