Treat
Treating your symptoms
so you feel better.
so you feel better.
We deliver high level physiotherapy, remedial massage and clinical pilates in Melbourne's CBD.
Physiotherapy Clinic
Located in Melbourne CBD
- Queen Street, Melbourne
- Collins Street, Melbourne
Cure
Rehabilitation to get you pain free, and in peak condition.
We strive for more than just symptom relief. We help to cure your injury.
Prevent
A holistic approach providing education, exercises and strategies.
We work with you to prevent future recurrence, keeping you happy, healthy and injury free.
Our Services
We have a range of options to help you recover and stay injury free.
Our ServicesTreatment
We take a unique approach to physiotherapy treatment by going beyond the basics.
TreatmentClinics
Great central locations in Melbourne’s CBD – Convenience during busy office hours.
ClinicsDiscover our services
Why Choose Pure Physio?
At Pure Physio we take a unique approach to physiotherapy treatment.
We have two physiotherapy clinics, right in the heart of Melbourne’s CBD, one on Collins Street, and the other on Queen Street. But it’s not just our location that’s awesome.
We pride ourselves on going beyond the basics. Learn more about the approach our physios take to ensure a better result for you.
Our locations
Pure Physio
Queen Street, Melbourne
Level 2, 200 Queen Street
Melbourne, Victoria 3000
Call +61 3 9090 7325
Fax +61 3 9639 7432
Pure Physio
Collins Street, Melbourne
Level 4, 52 Collins Street
Melbourne, Victoria 3000
Call +61 3 9975 4133
Fax +61 3 9639 7432
Pure news
Finding the balance – in more ways than one
Fancy something sweet after your next session? Our physiotherapists are very passionate about their hobbies; running, cycling - and of course, all things food and wine. Roy’s love of learning has recently expanded to include a wine course - he has now proudly added the WSET level 2 award to his qualifications.
How to improve your home office set up in 3 ways
Great tips for people who work from home on a laptop or students studying at home/the library.
The tools to building a solid relationship between a Physiotherapist and a patient
In Part 2 of our July CPD, Kate Senini discusses the tools to building a solid relationship between a Physiotherapist and a patient.
Why a positive relationship with your physiotherapist is important – July CPD
Historically, society's perceptions of 'physiotherapy treatment' were of a passive treatment process in which the physiotherapist would merely 'treat' the patient. However, science and medicine have evolved, which means our Physiotherapy practice has too. This three part blog delves into the details of why, and how we can work together to achieve great outcomes.
Dry Needling – A Case Study
Physiotherapy can encompass different treatment tools, one of which is dry needling. For those that don’t know, dry needling is the use of inserting fine needles for the purpose of reducing tension and pain. The needles are ‘dry’ as no fluid is being inserted or removed. “But how can sticking needles in me make me better?” I hear you cry!