Reviews and ratings from participants and families for therapy providers serving Emerald. Sorted by rating.
See all therapy providers across QLDTracy Taylor Physiotherapy provides physiotherapy services in Emerald since 1987, treating work injuries, sport injuries, and musculoskeletal conditions. They offer hands-on treatment, acupuncture, dry needling, exercises, stretches and postural correction. Services include worksite visits and functional assessments for injured workers.
You Move Health & Rehab is Emerald's trusted clinic for exercise physiology, physiotherapy, and women's health. Whether you're focused on staying strong and active as the years add up, or a woman navigating post-partum recovery, perimenopause, or beyond, our focus is the same: getting you moving, building your independence, and keeping you that way. From early-stage musculoskeletal rehabilitation through to long-term chronic condition management, we combine evidence-based assessment with active movement and structured exercise to help you build real strength and lasting results. GP referrals welcome. Medicare chronic disease management plans, NDIS, and private health accepted.
Play To Grow Occupational Therapy is an occupational therapy service in Emerald providing support to children aged 2–12 years. The provider offers assessments, therapeutic interventions, and parent/caregiver consultations, with a focus on self-care, school, and play. Services include Theraplay® and Circle of Security™ Parenting programs, available through Medicare, NDIS, and private arrangements.
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