For over 31 years our busy Bridge Street clinic behind Circular Quay has been a destination for patients from across Australia and abroad as the ultimate back pain centre. After September 28th 2018 it will only be possible to be treated by Sarah Key at the country annexe at 'Fernleigh' in the Upper Hunter Valley of NSW. Sarah is there if you can get there. She will be available for several days each month to provide her incomparable treatment of spinal problems.
The league of suffering from back problems is widespread and over the years most referrals to our Circular Quay Sydney Physiotherapy Centre for back pain have been though word of mouth. This allowed us to stand the test of time in a highly competitive world.
Going forward into 2019 Sarah Key continues to provide her unique treatment at regular intervals by explaining what's wrong, how to put it right and making your treatment last; perhaps this 'key ingredient' to making us different. People come to her from all over from reading Sarah Key's books
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-Thorough explanations
-Intensive spinal mobilisation, often using the feet
-Sending you home with a BackBlock so you can do your spinal decompression
About Sarah Key
-Stiff Spinal Segment [non-specific LBP of unknown aetiology]
-Facet Joint Arthropathy
-Acute ‘Locked’ Back
-Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc
-Segmental Instability
-Spinal Scoliosis
-Short Leg Syndrome
-Vertebral Stenosis
-Lumbarisation/Sacralisation
-Spondylolisthesis
-Failed Back Surgery Syndrome
You can read about all the spine disorders ~ degenerative, inflammatory, traumatic and congenital on our sister website
Backs are certainly our specialty but we pride ourselves on treating all the common soft tissue disorders ~ shoulders, elbows, wrists, hips, knees and feet.
Shoulders are perhaps the most stubborn musculo-skeletal disorder to treat. You can read more about shoulder problems here |
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Knee problems are widespread in the community. You can read about them here. |
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Learn more about Sarah Key Physiotherapy
Australian and New Zealand buyers can buy the books from Booktopia