
Physiotherapy in Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast
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Physiotherapy in Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast
Physiotherapy clinic located in Bundilla, Mooloolaba. Experienced and friendly physios providing patient-centred care. Musculoskeletal physiotherapy experts, treating everything from sports injuries, neck and back pain, workplace injuries, osteoarthritis and more. We are committed to providing excellent, but affordable care from our central Sunshine Coast location. In-house rehabilitation gym and plenty of free parking right out the front.

Professional psychology services, based in Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast

Nicky Suckle is the principal Physiotherapist at Absolute Health. Nicky works from both our Sunshine Coast (Mooloolaba) Clinic and our Nambour clinic

The Therapy Movement is an established Psychology and Allied Health Practice, based on the Sunshine Coast, promoting evidence based, person centred creative therapies, to a variety of clientele. We provide Therapeutic Services and Family Reports for Post Separation matters, including Interstate availability. Our clinicians have a broad range of experience across the lifespan and utilise evidenced based assessment and interventions including: o Mental Health Support & Intervention o Depression o Anxiety o Disordered Eating o ADHD o Autism Spectrum Disorders o Trauma o OCD • Grief and Loss • Family & Domestic Violence • LGBTIQ+ • Sexual Abuse & Sexual Assault • Parenting and Co-Parenting Support • Separation & Divorce
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