Physiotherapy in Glenelg

Our physiotherapy team at Move Beyond Glenelg works with you to understand what matters most, whether that is recovering from a sports injury, managing persistent pain, preparing for or recovering from surgery, or simply moving more freely day to day.

Located at 18 Partridge Street, Glenelg SA 5045, our Glenelg clinic is fully equipped to support your recovery and performance. Our team brings particular expertise in sports injuries, running injuries, shoulder and knee pain, ACL rehabilitation, spinal conditions, pre and post-natal care, and pre and post-operative recovery, and we work with people of all ages and activity levels across the Glenelg community and surrounding suburbs.

Our Glenelg clinic features fully equipped rehabilitation gym, mat Pilates studio, and a full small group class program including Clinical Pilates, pregnancy Pilates, Mums and Bubs, GLA:D for osteoarthritis, and Move and Groove for older adults.

We see clients from Glenelg, Somerton Park, Warradale, Glengowrie, Brighton, Seacliff, West Beach, Henley Beach and the surrounding areas.

Our Glenelg Physiotherapists may help with

  • Sports and running injuries

  • Running injuries

  • Back and neck pain

  • Shoulder, knee, hip and ankle pain

  • Foot and lower limb issues

  • Pre and post-natal care

  • Pre and post-operative recovery

  • Nerve pain, including sciatica

  • Chronic pain management

What our Glenelg Physiotherapy team may help with

Pre and post-surgical rehabilitation

Helping you build strength and function before surgery and guiding a safe, structured return to full activity after, so your recovery is faster and more complete.

Sports injuries

From acute muscle strains and ligament sprains to overuse injuries and stress fractures, our physiotherapists bring experience across a wide range of sport-induced injuries, with a focus on accurate diagnosis and a graded return-to-sport plan.

Tendinopathies:

Conditions like Achilles tendinopathy, patella tendinopathy, and rotator cuff issues respond well to structured physiotherapy. We use evidence-based loading programs to reduce pain, restore function, and build long-term tendon resilience.

Muscular and joint sprains and strains:

Whether you have rolled an ankle, strained your lower back, or tweaked a knee, our physiotherapists will assess the severity of your injury, provide hands-on treatment, and guide your rehabilitation to prevent re-injury

Arthritis:

Physiotherapy plays a key role in managing both osteoarthritis and inflammatory arthritis. We offer tailored exercise programs, manual therapy, and education to help you reduce pain, improve joint function, and maintain your independence.

Back and neck pain

Whether your pain is acute or long-standing, our physios take the time to understand what is driving it and build a treatment and exercise plan that addresses the cause, not just the symptom.

Headaches and TMJ

Many headaches originate from the neck, jaw, or upper back. Our physiotherapists are trained to assess and treat cervicogenic headaches, tension-type headaches, and jaw-related pain.

Pre and post-natal care

Pregnancy and the postpartum period place unique demands on the body. We provide safe, evidence-based physiotherapy across all trimesters and into recovery, including for pelvic girdle pain, back pain, and pelvic floor concerns.

Nerve pain and sciatica

Nerve pain that radiates from the spine into the limbs, including sciatica, can be effectively managed with physiotherapy. We assess the source and build a plan to reduce irritation and restore comfortable movement.

Chronic pain

We take a whole-person approach to chronic pain, combining hands-on treatment, education, and a progressive exercise program to help you build capacity, reduce the impact of pain, and get back to doing what matters most.

Meet the Glenelg Team

Meet Hayden

Physiotherapist

Clinical interests in Sporting & Running injuries, lower limb injuries, Head and Neck Pain

Alexandra Sicari

Physiotherapist

Clinical interests in Sporting injuries, Lower limb pain, Neck and back pain.

Lauren Tyberek

Physiotherapist

Clinical interests in post -Operative Rehabilitation, Sporting Shoulders Neck Pain..

Tom McCartney

Physiotherapist

Clinical interests in Running, Lower Back Pain, Shoulder

18 Partridge St, Glenelg SA 5045, Australia

Move Beyond Glenelg Physiotherapy Clinic Contact Details

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18 Partridge Street, Glenelg SA 5045

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(08) 8376 8816

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Opening Hours

Mon: 9am-7pm

Tue: 7am-7pm

Wed-Thu: 9am-7pm

Fri: 7am-5pm

Sat: 8am-12pm

Sun: Closed

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5-minute walk from bus Stop 24 on Brighton Road (West Side). You can also take the tram to Jetty Road Tram Stop 15 and walk from there.

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On-site parking available behind the clinic, accessible from High Street. Free 2-hour car park on Partridge Street directly next door.

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Glenelg Physiotherapy FAQs

Do I need a referral to see a physiotherapist in Glenelg?

No referral is needed to book physiotherapy at our Glenelg clinic. You can book directly online or by phone. A referral from your GP is only required if you want to access Medicare rebates through a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan, which your GP arranges if you have a qualifying chronic condition. Private health insurance, Return to Work SA, DVA, CTP, and NDIS can all be accessed without a referral.

What conditions do your Glenelg physiotherapists treat?

Our Glenelg physiotherapy team treats a broad range of musculoskeletal and movement conditions including sports injuries, back and neck pain, shoulder, knee, hip and ankle injuries, tendon conditions, headaches, pre and post-surgical rehabilitation, nerve pain, pregnancy-related pain, and chronic pain. If you are unsure whether physiotherapy is right for what you are experiencing, give us a call and we can help you decide.

What happens at my first physiotherapy appointment in Glenelg?

Your initial appointment typically runs for 45 to 60 minutes. Your physiotherapist will complete a thorough assessment of your condition, review your health history, and discuss your goals. From this, they will develop a treatment plan and begin your care. Please wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the area being assessed, and bring any relevant referrals, imaging, or medical history.

How many physiotherapy sessions will I need?

This varies depending on your condition, its severity, and your goals. Your physiotherapist will give you a realistic estimate at your initial appointment. Some acute conditions resolve in a few sessions, while more complex or long-standing issues may require a longer course of treatment. We will always be transparent about what to expect.

Is physiotherapy covered by Medicare at Glenelg?

You may be eligible for Medicare rebates if your GP has referred you under a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plan. This requires a chronic condition that has been present for six months or more, and your GP must set up the plan before your physiotherapy treatment begins. Please note we do not bulk bill. You will pay at the time of your appointment and receive the Medicare rebate back. Please call us to arrange your CDM appointment.

Can I use my private health insurance at Move Beyond Glenelg?

Yes. You can claim your private health extras at every appointment using our on-site HICAPS terminal. Please bring your health insurance card on the day. Please note that our SA clinics are not preferred providers for any health fund, which means our fees are not set or discounted by insurers. You will still receive your normal extras rebate and pay any applicable gap. Our fee structure reflects the quality, time, and expertise our practitioners bring to every appointment.

Do you accept Return to Work SA claims at Glenelg?

Yes. We accept Return to Work SA (formerly WorkCover SA) claims at our Glenelg clinic. Please call us before your first appointment to arrange this, and bring all relevant paperwork on the day so there is no delay in your treatment.

Do you accept DVA or CTP claims at Glenelg?

Yes. We accept DVA (Department of Veterans Affairs) and CTP (Compulsory Third Party) claims for motor vehicle accident injuries at our Glenelg clinic. Please call us before your first appointment to arrange your claim and bring all relevant paperwork with you on your initial consultation.

Do you offer NDIS physiotherapy in Glenelg?

Yes. We provide physiotherapy services to NDIS participants who are plan-managed or self-managed. Please note we do not currently accept agency-managed plans. Contact our Glenelg team before booking so we can confirm your funding and set up your file correctly.

What does physiotherapy cost at Move Beyond Glenelg?

We accept private health insurance (HICAPS on-site, claim on the day), Medicare CDM plans (gap applies, we do not bulk bill), Return to Work SA, DVA, CTP, and NDIS (plan-managed and self-managed). We are a cashless practice, payment via Visa or Mastercard. For our most up-to-date fees, please call the clinic on (08) 8356 1379.

Do you specialise in pelvic health and women's health at Glenelg?

Yes. Our Glenelg team has particular expertise in women's and pelvic health, maternal care, and pre and post-natal physiotherapy. Whether you are managing pelvic floor dysfunction, pregnancy-related pain, or postpartum recovery, our practitioners provide sensitive, specialist care in a private and welcoming environment.

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