Village Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Shellharbour

Back Pain Relief

Back pain can affect every aspect of daily life. At Village Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Shellharbour, our experienced physiotherapists provide personalised back pain treatment to help relieve pain, restore movement and get you back to doing what you love.

Our Shellharbour physiotherapists assess your movement, strength and function, considering how your back, hips and pelvis may contribute to your symptoms. Education and exercise are key parts of our approach, helping you manage pain, improve mobility and reduce the risk of recurrence.

Back Pain Treatment

Treatment is tailored to your individual needs and may include:

  • Hands-on physiotherapy and massage
  • Joint mobilisation
  • Dry needling
  • Individualised exercise programs
  • Movement and rehabilitation advice
  • Pilates class advice

Our goal is to help you improve your mobility, manage your symptoms and return to your everyday activities with confidence.

Physiotherapy for Back, Hip and Pelvic Pain

Back pain can sometimes be associated with symptoms around the hips and pelvis. Our physiotherapists take a whole-body approach to assessment and treatment, helping identify factors that may be contributing to your discomfort.

If you have previous scans or imaging of your spine, hips or pelvis, please bring these to your appointment. Our physiotherapists can discuss the findings with you and explain how they may relate to your symptoms.

If you are experiencing severe or acute back pain, please contact our reception team. We will do our best to accommodate urgent appointments as soon as possible, subject to availability.


Back Pain Relief

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