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Men's Health Physiotherapy Toowoomba (mhPT) is dedicated to guiding men towards pelvic health improvements (e.g. continence and erectile function) and all community members towards their musculoskeletal goals (e.g. improving back pain or knee pain)
Alex Bryant is a registered Psychologist (and Clinical Registrar) with the Psychology Board of Australia. She has been working with people across their lifespan and across public and private health settings for over 15 years, to treat a wide range of psychological presentations including: Anxiety including PTSD and OCD Depression including bipolar and mood disorders Chronic pain, conversion disorders and unexplained medical conditions Adjustment challenges such as injury, separation/divorce and other life stressors Grief Interpersonal relationship issues, including parenting and family challenges Emotional regulation issues, low self-esteem, self-sabotaging behaviours
At Kids Physiotherapy Toowoomba we have a passionate and experienced team, who provide personalised services for: Babies & Children Movement Delays Orthopaedic Conditions Children with Disabilities
Experienced occupational therapists who provide medicolegal reports for personal injury, medical negligence and total permanent disability (TPD) claims; and NDIA (AAT) matters.
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