Peninsula Sports Medicine Group

Peninsula Sports Medicine Group Peninsula Sports Medicine Group have 5 clinics on the Mornington Peninsula. Our services include Physiotherapy, Myotherapy & Massage, and Clinical Exercise

Services Offered:
Physiotherapy
Pilates
Massage / Myotherapy
Hypnotherapy
Bike setup
Dietitian
Exercise physiology
Hydrotherapy
LIPUS
Podiatry
Realtime Ultrasound
Sports Doctor

Clinic Locations:
Dandenong
Edithvale
Elsternwick
Langwarrin
Mornington
Rosebud

Physiotherapy is about more than treating pain - it’s about turning setbacks into comebacks.Step by step, it helps resto...
02/12/2025

Physiotherapy is about more than treating pain - it’s about turning setbacks into comebacks.

Step by step, it helps restore strength, confidence and movement so you can return to what you love.

Setbacks don’t define you. With the right support, they become the starting point of a stronger return.

📲 Book online at your nearest clinic today:
https://www.lifecare.com.au/clinic/peninsula-sports-medicine-group/

Groin injuries often occur during twisting, turning or quick changes of direction.Because many muscles and structures si...
28/11/2025

Groin injuries often occur during twisting, turning or quick changes of direction.

Because many muscles and structures sit in this region, not all groin pain is the same - or treated the same.

Adductor strains are the most common cause, but without proper rehab and addressing the cause (like low back stiffness, pelvic instability or muscle imbalance), they often return.

Physiotherapy can help identify and treat the cause of the strain - not just the symptoms - to reduce recurrence and restore safe movement.

If your groin is giving you grief, it's time to get it checked.

📲 Book online at your nearest clinic: Link in Bio

Lower back pain is one of the most common complaints in our community, with up to 80% of people experiencing it at some ...
25/11/2025

Lower back pain is one of the most common complaints in our community, with up to 80% of people experiencing it at some stage in their lives.

Just as we can strain a thigh muscle, we can also injure the soft tissues of the lower back.

This often happens when we place too much stress on the area through:

⚡ Incorrect lifting techniques
⚡ Lifting beyond our physical limits
⚡ Repetitive or overuse movements
⚡ Poor posture

Other causes can include disc injuries, stress fractures, spinal narrowing (stenosis) and arthritis - particularly as we age.

In most cases, recovery starts with a careful assessment to identify the cause and an individualised plan to address it.

Physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and back care education play a key role in helping manage and prevent these issues.

📖 Read more: 🔗 https://www.lifecare.com.au/blog/lifting-and-lower-back-pain/

If you're experiencing back pain after lifting, it might be worthwhile getting it checked out.

📲 Book online at your nearest clinic: https://www.lifecare.com.au/clinic/peninsula-sports-medicine-group/

Neck-related headaches: what you need to know.Did you know that some headaches actually start in the neck?A cervicogenic...
21/11/2025

Neck-related headaches: what you need to know.

Did you know that some headaches actually start in the neck?

A cervicogenic headache occurs when joints, muscles, or nerves in the upper neck refer pain into the head - often mimicking migraine symptoms.

You may be experiencing a cervicogenic headache if you notice:

➡️ Pain starting at the base of the skull and spreading upward
➡️ One-sided head pain
➡️ Neck stiffness or difficulty turning your head
➡️ Headaches after sitting at a computer, driving, or poor posture
➡️ Pain triggered by certain neck movements

These headaches are commonly linked to muscle tension, cervical joint dysfunction, or prolonged postures, and physiotherapy is one of the most effective treatment options.

Learn more here ➡️ https://www.lifecare.com.au/resources/cervicogenic-headache/

Book an appointment online at one of our clinics 📲https://www.lifecare.com.au/clinic/peninsula-sports-medicine-group/

Ever wondered what’s behind the mystery of a frozen shoulder....❄️Also known as adhesive capsulitis, frozen shoulder is ...
18/11/2025

Ever wondered what’s behind the mystery of a frozen shoulder....❄️

Also known as adhesive capsulitis, frozen shoulder is a condition that causes severe pain and a gradual loss of shoulder movement.

The condition develops when scar tissue forms in the shoulder, causing the joint capsule to thicken and tighten, leaving less room for movement.

While it can happen spontaneously, frozen shoulder can follow a recent injury or fracture.

Check out our blog for more ➡️ https://www.lifecare.com.au/resources/frozen-shoulder/

If you are experiencing the early signs of frozen shoulder, book an appointment at one of our clinics to discuss the treatment options that are right for you
📲 https://www.lifecare.com.au/psm-group/

✋ Wrist pain, tingling fingers, or a burning sensation in your palm?You could be experiencing symptoms of Carpal Tunnel ...
16/11/2025

✋ Wrist pain, tingling fingers, or a burning sensation in your palm?

You could be experiencing symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, a common condition caused by compression of the median nerve as it passes through the wrist.

Here’s what to look out for:

⚡ Pain, burning or tenderness in the wrist and palm
🤲 Numbness or pins and needles in the thumb, index, middle and ring fingers
💤 Symptoms are often worse at night
✍️ Pain with writing, lifting or repetitive movements

Physiotherapy can help relieve pain, reduce pressure on the nerve and restore strength and movement in the wrist.

If wrist pain or tingling is interrupting your daily activities, it’s time to get it checked. Early treatment can make a big difference.

📲 Book online: https://www.lifecare.com.au/clinic/peninsula-sports-medicine-group/

A small act of kindness can go a long way 💫November 13 is World Kindness Day. Whether it’s checking in on a friend, enco...
12/11/2025

A small act of kindness can go a long way 💫

November 13 is World Kindness Day.

Whether it’s checking in on a friend, encouraging a teammate, or offering a helping hand, kindness builds connection, trust and community.

And while you’re being kind to others, remember to show that same care to yourself.

Your body deserves kindness too, through movement, rest and recovery.

💧 Stay hydrated
🧘 Stretch regularly
🚶 Move daily
😴 Rest when you need to
🤝 Ask for help when something doesn’t feel right

Today’s small moments of kindness for others and yourself make a big difference to overall well-being.

We’ve all been there, that sudden, sharp muscle cramp that stops you mid-game, mid-run, or even mid-sleep. 😣The good new...
09/11/2025

We’ve all been there, that sudden, sharp muscle cramp that stops you mid-game, mid-run, or even mid-sleep. 😣

The good news? Most cramps can be prevented with a few consistent habits.

Here’s how to keep your muscles happy and cramp-free 👇

✅ Stay hydrated – sip water throughout the day, not just around workouts.

✅ Stretch regularly – calves, hamstrings and feet are the usual culprits.

✅ Warm up + cool down – helps muscles transition safely between rest and activity.

✅ Eat a balanced diet – include foods rich in potassium, magnesium and calcium (think bananas, leafy greens, dairy, nuts, seeds).

✅ Wear supportive footwear – good shoes reduce strain and improve posture.

✅ Avoid overexertion – build up your training gradually and rest when you need it.

💡 Tip: If cramps strike often or at night, try gentle stretching before bed and ensure you’re drinking enough fluids in the evening.

Check out our article on muscle cramps 🔗 https://www.lifecare.com.au/blog/understanding-muscle-cramps-causes-treatments/

Persistent cramps may indicate an underlying issue; your physiotherapist can help identify the cause and get you moving comfortably again.

📲 Book online: https://www.lifecare.com.au/clinic/peninsula-sports-medicine-group/

Training for a fun run, charity event or just getting back into regular exercise? 🏃‍♀️You might be feeling those familia...
06/11/2025

Training for a fun run, charity event or just getting back into regular exercise? 🏃‍♀️

You might be feeling those familiar aches in your feet, heels, calves or knees, but don’t hang up your runners just yet!

Most overuse injuries can be prevented (and managed) with a few smart training habits.

Here’s how to stay on track 👇

✅ Increase training gradually – sudden jumps in intensity or distance often lead to injury.

✅ Wear supportive, cushioned shoes – and check if they’re worn out before your next run.

✅ Avoid hard surfaces where possible – softer ground helps absorb shock.

✅ A stretch and warm up helps prevent injury.

✅ Listen to your body – mild pain isn’t always bad, but ongoing pain needs a professional check.

If pain persists, your physiotherapist can help with stretching and strengthening programs or specific taping to support the injured/painful areas while they recover.

The goal isn’t just to run, it’s to run well, pain-free, and long-term 🤲

Check out our article here 🔗 https://www.lifecare.com.au/blog/common-overuse-injuries-weekend-warriors/

📲 To book online: https://www.lifecare.com.au/clinic/peninsula-sports-medicine-group/

▪️ PUBLIC HOLIDAY NOTICE ▪️Our clinics will be closed on Tuesday, 4 November for Melbourne Cup Day and will reopen on We...
30/10/2025

▪️ PUBLIC HOLIDAY NOTICE ▪️

Our clinics will be closed on Tuesday, 4 November for Melbourne Cup Day and will reopen on Wednesday, 5 November.

If you would like to make an appointment outside of these hours, please use our online booking system
📲 https://www.lifecare.com.au/psm-group/

With students gearing up for exams and some already finished, many teens find themselves spending hours in front of comp...
28/10/2025

With students gearing up for exams and some already finished, many teens find themselves spending hours in front of computers or buried in textbooks 📚

This daily routine can wreak havoc on our upper backs and necks, often resulting in tense muscles, headaches, and discomfort 🤕

To prevent these issues, consider the following tips:

⏰ Take regular study breaks: These breaks can enhance concentration and reduce the likelihood of back and neck pain.

🚶‍♂️Incorporate stretching and mobility exercises into your study breaks: These activities boost circulation and alleviate strain on joints and muscles from prolonged desk work.

🏋️ Engage in regular physical exercise: Physical activity not only enhances concentration and memory retention but also helps in preventing headaches, back pain, and neck discomfort.

For more insights, check out our blog "Studying - A Pain in the neck" ➡️ https://www.lifecare.com.au/blog/studying-a-pain-in-the-neck/

Avoiding headaches, back pain, or neck discomfort during exams is crucial for success!

For more information, or to make an appointment find your local clinic and book online ➡ https://www.lifecare.com.au/psm-group/

💪 Why Strength & Conditioning is Essential in Pain and RehabilitationFind it hard to stay motivated with your physio exe...
23/10/2025

💪 Why Strength & Conditioning is Essential in Pain and Rehabilitation

Find it hard to stay motivated with your physio exercises? You’re not alone - but understanding why those strength and conditioning movements matter can make all the difference.

Strength training isn’t just for gym junkies or elite athletes.

In physiotherapy, it’s one of the most powerful tools we have to help people manage pain, recover from injury, and build a stronger, more resilient body.

Here’s why it matters 👇

✅ Pain doesn’t always mean damage – movement is key to recovery
✅ Strength training helps rebuild healthy muscles, tendons and bones
✅ Conditioning improves your ability to handle daily demands and sport
✅ You can reduce pain and improve function even without ‘fixing’ the structure
✅ Building strength empowers both body and mind

Whether you’re managing long-term pain, recovering from surgery, or simply want to future-proof your body, strength and conditioning is at the heart of modern rehabilitation.

Read more 👉
https://www.lifecare.com.au/blog/why-strength-and-conditioning-is-essential-in-pain-and-rehabilitation/

📲 Book online: https://www.lifecare.com.au/clinic/peninsula-sports-medicine-group/

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83-85 Cranbourne Road, Langwarrin
Frankston, VIC
3910

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 7:30pm
Thursday 8am - 7:30pm
Friday 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

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