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Coogee Bay Physio

Est. 2015

Coogee Bay Physio

Hi, welcome to Coogee Bay Physio.

We help people with pain, injuries and movement problems get back to doing the things that matter to them.

Whether you’ve just hurt yourself, have something that’s been bothering you for a while, or you’re not quite sure what sort of help you need, we’re here to help you work out the next step.

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OPENING HOURS
Mon–Fri 7am–6pm
Saturday 8am–10am
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Shop 4 / 55 Dudley St
Coogee NSW 2034
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Coogee Bay Physio

What sort of problem are you dealing with?

People come to us with all sorts of pain, injuries and movement problems.

Some have just hurt themselves. Others have been putting up with something for months or even years. Sometimes it's obvious what caused the problem — and sometimes it isn't.

Whatever the situation, the first step is understanding what’s going on and what kind of help is likely to be useful.

We assess and treat a wide range of injuries, pain conditions and movement-related problems. Take a look below to see what we commonly manage.

Back Problems

Acute | Chronic | Lower Back | Upper Back | Sciatica

Neck Problems

Acute Injury | Chronic Symptoms | Radicular Pain

Sports Injuries

Ligaments | Tendons | Muscles

Arthritis

Degenerative Joint Conditions.

Joint Injuries & Pain

Knee | Shoulder | Elbow | Wrist | Hand | Hip | Foot | Ankle

Pre & Post-Natal

Manual Therapy | Exercise Guidance

Post-Surgery Rehab

Joint Replacement | Fractures |
Ligament Repair | Tendon Repair

Whiplash Injury

Trauma | Motor Vehicle Accidents

Repetitive Strain

Tennis Elbow | Golfer’s Elbow | Carpal Tunnel | De Quervain’s

Workplace Injuries

Compensation Claims | Treatment

Falls Prevention

Osteoporosis | Balance
| Healthy Aging

Exercise Rehab

One-on-One & Small Group Classes

Coogee Bay Physio

What happens when you come in?

Your first appointment is about making sense of your problem - what’s causing your symptoms, how it’s affecting you, and what needs to happen next.

We’ll assess your body and movements, explain what we think is causing the problem, and identify whether there’s anything that needs further investigation.

From there, we’ll work with you on a plan to settle your symptoms, restore movement and function, and reduce the likelihood of the problem returning.

Once we understand what’s going on, the next question is what to do about it.

Coogee Bay Physio physiotherapist explaining treatment

What will treatment involve?

Treatment depends on what we find during your assessment and what you need to get back to.

It may include hands-on treatment to help settle pain and restore movement, together with exercise and practical advice to help you move comfortably and rebuild your capacity.

As things improve, treatment should change too — with less reliance on treatment and more confidence in managing your body yourself.

Our Clinicians

Patrick Lyons, Physiotherapist at Coogee Bay Physio

Patrick Lyons

PHYSIOTHERAPIST | CLINIC OWNER

Pat established Coogee Bay Physio in 2015 and has been working with the local community ever since.

He treats a broad range of musculoskeletal problems, with a particular interest in back and neck pain, sports injuries, nerve-related pain and persistent or recurring problems.

Pat combines hands-on treatment with exercise and practical advice, helping people understand their problem, recover well and become confident managing it themselves.

Emily Walker

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST

Emily helps people use exercise to improve their health, function and confidence in a supportive and individualised environment.

She has a particular interest in chronic health conditions, persistent pain, falls prevention and osteoporosis, as well as helping people who are new to exercise or returning after injury.

Her approach is evidence-based and practical, with exercise tailored to each person’s goals, experience and health needs.

Emily Walker, Exercise Physiologist at Coogee Bay Physio

Tight Neck & Shoulders?
This exercise can release muscle tension and soreness in the shoulders and neck:

Do You Avoid Bending Forward?
Teach your lower back to be okay with bending forward again with this exercise:

Tight Upper Back?
Try this simple exercise to release muscle tension and soreness in the middle traps: