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Atlas Physio

A small, physiotherapy clinic in local Preston, offering friendly service, flexible hours, and accessible premises.

Come say hi and let us know how we can work with you to help support your health, wellbeing, and fullness of life! A small, after-hours and weekend physiotherapy clinic in local Fairfield, offering friendly service, a convenient location, and convenient appointments.

06/02/2026

CARTILAGE INJURIES
- Atlas Physio

Cartilage Injuries refer to a broad range of traumatic, age-related, autoimmune and disease-related conditions in which the cartilage in joints is worn down, degraded or damaged. Cartilage is an essential component of nearly all the moving joints in your body, from the small bones in your toes to the long bones in your arms and thighs, the working surfaces of the joints have a coating of cartilage to minimise shock to the bone, aid in weightbearing, improve the mechanical advantage of the limbs and make movements easier.

With so many places in the body being made up of cartilage, there are many common cartilaginous injuries that can occur.

Management of your discomfort depends on the cause of the pain, how it feels and changes over the day, what makes it better or worse, and the length of time you have been experiencing the pain. At Atlas Physio, we will provide you with education, structured management, and ongoing monitoring of your pain both in and out of the clinic. Contact us to arrange an assessment, and to take the first step on a course of corrective care today.

Call us now on:
9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

05/02/2026

PREPARED IS PROTECTED IS PREPARED
- Atlas Physio

Being ready isn’t about expecting the worst, it’s about giving yourself the best chance to stay well, stay moving, and stay confident in whatever life throws your way.

Whether you’re gearing up for a big week at work, getting back into sport, or simply trying to keep the everyday irritants at bay, a little preparation goes a long way. Strength, mobility, ergonomics, recovery, it all adds up.

At Atlas Physio, we’re here to help you stay one step ahead, with support that keeps you protected today and prepared for tomorrow.

If you’re looking to get things sorted before they become something bigger, come say hi!

Call us now on:
9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

04/02/2026

POSTURAL PAIN
- Atlas Physio

Whether we're shopping for groceries, sitting at our desks in front of our laptops and screens, doing yard work, or even playing games with our loved ones, all of these activities require us to use our bodies in different physical postures. A posture refers to the position in which the body is held while completing a specific activity. Because of the number of postures we need to assume, their varied and often awkward nature, and the time we need to maintain them, postural pain is very common.

Postural pain is not limited to a specific occupation, a specific level of engagement, or a specific group of people by gender or age. Anyone who has felt stiff after a long-haul flight or felt a pain in their neck after watching a movie has experienced postural pain. People experience postural pain in different places depending on the nature of the activity: pain can be felt in the neck, in the shoulders, the back, the hands, the hips and in the knees.

Management of your discomfort depends on its causative factors, how it feels and changes during the day, what makes it better and worse, and the length of time you have been experiencing that pain. At Atlas Physio, we will provide you with education, structured management, and ongoing monitoring of your pain both in-clinic and out. Contact us to arrange an assessment, and to take the first step on a course of corrective care today.

Learn more at:
https://www.atlasphysioservice.com/info/Postural-Pain

Call us now on:
0400 174 015

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

03/02/2026

TRACK OF THE WEEK
- Atlas Physio

PEPPER, by BU****LE SURFERS

https://youtu.be/KRXty8lDUW0

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(03) 9013 0453

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02/02/2026

SACROILIAC PAIN
- Atlas Physio

Sacroiliac Joint Pain refers to pain and discomfort felt within or around the Sacroiliac Joint of the pelvis, where the bones of the lower back meet the bones of the pelvis. Sacroiliac Joint Pain is a common problem, and has the potential to affect one in five people over the course of their lifetimes.

The Sacroiliac Joint transfers the weight of the torso and the lower back into the bones of the pelvis. The joint is reinforced with strong ligaments and overlaid with a muscular mesh that keeps the joint strong and stable. Because of the nature of the joint, Sacroiliac Pain can be felt in a broad band across the tops of the hips, as well as in the lower back or even in the legs.

Management of Sacroiliac Pain depends on the cause of the pain, how it feels and changes over the day, what makes it better or worse, and the length of time you have been experiencing the pain. At Atlas Physio, we will provide you with education, structured management, and ongoing monitoring of your pain both in and out of the clinic. Contact us to arrange an assessment, and to take the first step on a course of corrective care today.

Call us now on:
(03) 9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

30/01/2026

ELBOW PAIN,
- Atlas Physio

Elbow Pain refers to any pain felt below the middle of the upper arm, and above the wrist. The elbow is the primary joint at which your arm bends forward and back, as well as the point at which it rotates the wrist. It is the point of attachment of many muscles that generate power, as well as muscles which offer fine control of the fingers and the wrist. For this reason, elbow pain is common in professions with involved or comprehensive upper limb movements, and may be felt by one in three people over the course of their lives.

The elbow is most commonly injured through acute trauma such as a fall or a bad knock. It is common for a strike or blow to the elbow to cause swelling, stiffness, pain, and a loss of function. Such impacts may occur during the course of sporting or work-related activities, or may just as easily be the result of domestic clumsiness. Conversely, the elbow can also experience injury as a result of long-term changes such as wear-down of the joint surfaces or progressive weakness in the muscles overlying it, as is the course in ageing.

Management of Elbow Pain depends on the cause of the pain, how it feels and changes over the day, what makes it better or worse, and the length of time you have been experiencing the pain. At Atlas Physio, we will provide you with education, structured management, and ongoing monitoring of your pain both in and out of the clinic. Contact us to arrange an assessment, and to take the first step on a course of corrective care today.
Call us now on:
(03) 9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

29/01/2026

WORKING LOCAL FOR LOCAL WELLBEING
- Atlas Physio

Atlas Physio is located in the heart of Preston, right next to the market. We're not just about the '72 tho, we help people all over Darebin, all over Melbourne, and even further afield. We're local people helping local people, working with locals for local wellbeing.

We're lucky to call ourselves local, so if you're a local, come say hi!

Call us now on:
9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

28/01/2026

WHIPLASH
- Atlas Physio

Whiplash is a specific kind of head and neck pain that is the result of a rapid forward-and-backward displacement of the skull on the neck. Simply put, whiplash happens when the head is thrown forward and backward.

Whiplash pain can be felt in the head, the neck, and in the shoulders. Whiplash pain may be accompanied by headaches, dizziness, nausea, and numerous other symptoms. The variety in symptoms and the broad area in which the pain may be felt is due to the interconnected nature of the skull, the neck, and the shoulders.

Management of Whiplash depends on the cause of the pain, how it feels and changes over the day, what makes it better or worse, and the length of time you have been experiencing the pain. All of these factors will be addressed in your initial assessment, which is the first step towards minimising and managing any pain or discomfort.

At Atlas Physio, we will provide you with education, structured management, and ongoing monitoring of your pain both in and out of the clinic. Contact us to arrange an assessment, and to take the first step on a course of corrective care today.

Call us now on:
(03) 9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

27/01/2026

TRACK OF THE WEEK
- Atlas Physio

Samurai Metropolis, by T-SQUARE

https://youtu.be/cpVr2RdtJt8

Call us now on:
(03) 9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

26/01/2026

WRY NECK
- Atlas Physio

Wry Neck refers to a series of conditions that result in a painfully twisted and tilted neck. Wry Neck may be present from birth due to congenital or anatomical factors, and is referred to as permanent Wry Neck. Wry Neck may also occur during the course of everyday life for people who do not have any predisposing anatomical factors, and this presentation can be quick to resolve. Some people go on to develop recurrent Wry Neck symptoms that eventually become chronic, requiring ongoing management and treatment to ensure their appropriate care.

Wry neck can be inherited, developed in the womb, and can arise from damage to the muscles of the neck or the arteries that supply those muscles with blood. Wry Neck Pain can also be caused as a result of other diseases, such as an ear infection or a cold. Wry Neck that develops as a consequence of other illness is generally quick to resolve, though has the potential of becoming recurrent if not properly addressed and managed.

Management of Wry Neck depends on the cause of the pain, how it feels and changes over the day, what makes it better or worse, and the length of time you have been experiencing the pain. All of these factors will be addressed in your initial assessment, which is the first step towards minimising and managing any pain or discomfort.

At Atlas Physio, we will provide you with education, structured management, and ongoing monitoring of your pain both in and out of the clinic. Contact us to arrange an assessment, and to take the first step on a course of corrective care today.

Call us now on:
(03) 9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

24/01/2026

SAFETY SATURDAY: MANUAL HANDLING CASES
- Atlas Physio

Manual Handling may increase the risk of physical injury through different means. Where injuries occur, employers and persons conducting business undertakings are exposed to liability. Here, four common mechanisms of manual handling injuries and eight case records are examined to explore how poor control of occupational hazards increases downstream organisational risks.

Read on.

https://www.atlas-physio.com.au/post/safety-saturday-manual-handling-cases

Call us now on:
(03) 9013 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

23/01/2026

ROTATOR CUFF PAIN
- Atlas Physio

Rotator Cuff Pain and Rotator Cuff Injuries are the result of discomfort or trauma felt within the muscles that make up the rotator cuff of the shoulder. Rotator Cuff Pain can be felt as pain in the front or back of the affected shoulder, as well as down the arm and in the neck, in some cases.

Rotator Cuff Pain is most commonly caused by over-use of the shoulder, by injury, or by age-related changes to the joints of the shoulder, neck and collarbone. The shoulder joint consists of numerous muscles all working together to articulate the shoulderblade and stabilise the arm so that we can complete tasks requiring dexterity, finesse, and power. We write, work, exercise and play with our arms and our hands because they are designed to produce a nearly infinite combination of movements to help us interact with the world.

Management of Rotator Cuff Injuries is a process that involves addressing physical, occupational, personal, and lifestyle risk factors to minimise pain and maximise function. At Atlas Physio, we will provide you with education, structured management, and ongoing monitoring of your pain both in and out of the clinic. Contact us to arrange an assessment, and to take the first step on a course of corrective care today.

Call us now on:
(03) 9103 0453

Book online at:
https://atlas-physiotherapy.cliniko.com/bookings

Address

2 Bruce Street
Melbourne, VIC
3072

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 10pm
Tuesday	8am - 10pm
Wednesday	8am - 10pm
Thursday	8am - 10pm
Friday	8am - 10pm
Saturday	8am - 10pm
Sunday	8am - 10pm

Website

https://www.atlasphysioservice.com/

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