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Talk to anyone with a bad back or other aches and pains, and you’ll probably find they’ve been recommended both physiotherapy treatment and chiropractic treatment, depending on who they’ve spoken to. Most people assume the answer is either/or, and many people who have visited chiropractors swear by the ‘good’ feeling they end up with after their treatment. Physiotherapist and owner of Evoker Physiotherapy, Sydney CBD, Adam Monteith says while he believes most health professionals get into their industry for virtuous reasons, the issue with chiropractors is in their training.

We are extremely pleased and honoured to receive this mention in the Sydney Review for the Top 10 Physiotherapists in the Sydney CBD

Physio in Sydney City is making the media. Hit the link below to see this physio feature piece up in lights, exactly as the journalist had intended…

https://sydneyreview.com.au/physiotherapist-sydney/

Understanding and Managing Stress Fractures – What role does a good sports physio have to play? Evoker Physio, Hayley O’Brien dives in deep to the diagnosis and management of stress fractures. At Evoker, we are here to help you get better faster, and to help you keep this pain away such that your running performance can again shine.

Have you or someone you know had a baby recently? Or are you suffering from pelvic organ prolapse? You are not alone. Our Women’s Health Physio at Evoker Sydney CBD, Yvonne McKenny talks to the Great Health Guide about Pelvic Organ Prolapse.

Exercise is really important in your pregnancy for both you and your growing baby. Evoker Sydney CBD Women’s Health Physiotherapist, Caitlin Stannard talks to The Great Health Guide about exercising in pregnancy to relieve lower back or pelvic girdle pain.

Adam Monteith, Evoker Physiotherapist, Sydney CBD, talks to Health Times about treating Elite Athletes…

“I wrote to the head physio (old school pen and paper) of the Bronco’s, and asked to come and spend some time.

“They agreed, and I realised that I was on a four week job interview. Thankfully, I did well in this period and they asked me to come back and start work asap. 

Founder of Evoker Sydney CBD, and Senior Physiotherapist, Adam Monteith talks to Health Times.

“The aim is to maximise the patient’s potential, and provide them with the ability to exceed their own expectations in all that they are required to do – no matter what level that they are playing the game,” says Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, Adam Monteith.

Dry needle treatment, also known as myofascial point dry needling, is a natural therapy that targets chronic and acute pain. It’s becoming more prevalent as an adjunct treatment in physiotherapy, but it’s not for everyone (and not for every physiotherapist)!

Dry needling is a western scientific therapy – not to be confused with acupuncture, which has its roots in traditional Chinese medicine – and many physical therapists from various health care backgrounds find it beneficial for patient care.

Evoker physiotherapist, Sydney CBD, Sean Wickens favours dry needling to achieve patient goals, but even he admits it’s not for everyone.

How long do you wait? How do you best prepare for this return to activity? What does the road back to running look like for you? The Women’s Health physios, Yvonne and Caitlin, at Evoker Sydney CBD can answer these important questions for you!

Women’s Wellness Physiotherapists at Evoker Sydney CBD, Yvonne and Caitlin talk to ‘Hatch Athletic’ about the well-debated toping of running during pregnancy and postpartum.