Hydrotherapy

Hydrotherapy, also known as aquatic physiotherapy, uses the principles of water to assist exercise and to alter exercise intensity.

Helping you to improve balance and coordination

When do I need Hydrotherapy?

Hydrotherapy can reduce muscle spasms, improve the range of motion in your joints, increase circulation plus improve balance and coordination. If you have arthritis, back pain or other musculoskeletal conditions a hydrotherapy session may help. Our Physiotherapists typically work with you to determine when to introduce hydrotherapy into your treatment.

Why Choose Optimum Hydrotherapy?

At Optimum, we have created the ideal low-gravity treatment for chronic pain or physical and neurological conditions. Our custom-designed hydrotherapy pools are heated to 33 degrees which are proven to promote pain relief and encourage circulation.

NDIS Hydrotherapy Program

Hydrotherapy is particularly useful in treating disabilities. Muscular dystrophy to cerebral palsy and those with spinal injuries. Hydrotherapy can allow movement not possible on dry land. Our hydrotherapy pools are equipped with accessible lifts to ensure you can enter and exit the water safely.

At Optimum, NDIS Plan participants are eligible for a free upfront discovery session so we can design the appropriate program and you get an opportunity to meet our staff and feel comfortable in our modern and accessible studio environment.
We offer Multi-disciplinary programs to enhance your treatment. Your treatment is overseen by our heads of clinical development who monitor performance and progress towards your goals.
We work with your nominated Support Coordinator or NDIS Plan Manager so you can remain 100% focused on reaching your NDIS plan goals.

Designed around your needs

State-of-the-art studios, safe in-home treatment and easy to use teleconference facilities. No matter your needs we have your treatment covered.

In Studio

In Home

TeleHealth

Our Physiotherapists (HydroTherapists)

Mario Juric

Physiotherapist

I have a strong passion to be a catalyst for people to better their lives, so that they are able to have a better quality of life, increase their independence and become happier overall.

Cindy Octhaliany

Physiotherapist

Whether it be simply mowing the lawn or hiking a mountain, I am passionate about helping people live a fulfilling life.

Hee Lian

Physiotherapist

Michael Adams

Physiotherapist

I am passionate about helping people suffering from the debilitating effects of chronic pain.

Dalena Pangna

Physiotherapist

I have a strong passion for working with diverse communities, particularly for empowering people living with a disability to reach their full potential.