Meet Ruby, our Hand Therapy Development Program Therapist

This year SportsCare will be welcoming a new Hand Therapist in training to our team of experts, and what’s most exciting about this new staff member is that she’s the first person to join us as part of SportsCare’s new Hand Therapy Development Program for outstanding aspiring Hand Therapists. Ruby will be saying goodbye to […]

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Supporting Women in Sport

The female body is unique and has many physiological differences to their male body. At SportsCare, we respect and acknowledge that there are differences between male and female bodies that influence on our physiotherapy and exercise interventions. In this blog, we’re talking all things Women in Sport: some of the physiological differences, empowering women and […]

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Physiotherapy for Kids and Adolescents

At SportsCare, we are committed to providing holistic care for people from all walks of life throughout their lives. Here we’re focussing on how adolescent bodies differ to adults, and why we treat them differently. Firstly, ‘adolescent’ refers to young people between the ages of 10 and 20 years. Pre-pubescent and teenage bodies and minds […]

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Return to sport – a physiotherapists guide

Returning to sport and exercise: a physiotherapists guide to avoiding injury Physiotherapists are expecting an influx of hamstring, knee and ankle injuries as professional athletes and weekend warriors return to Australian sporting fields after enforced layoffs caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Here is a guide produced by SportsCare’s Physiotherapists to help prevent injury. 1. Get […]

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