Back In Motion Health Group

Pain can change the way you move.

This National Pain Week, we’re supporting awareness and helping people move more comfortably.

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New Blog Alert!

Persistent pain after a knee replacement doesn’t mean the surgery has failed. Around 15–20% of patients report ongoing pain following surgery (Beswick et al., 2012).

Pain is influenced by a combination of tissue, movement and nervous system factors, which means rehabilitation plays a key role. Physiotherapy focuses on restoring movement, building strength, and gradually increasing confidence through graded exercise and pacing.

Read it here: https://backinmotion.com.au/blog/article/persistent-pain-management-knee-replacements


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Celebrating culture, community and connection. This NAIDOC Week, we are proud to support inclusive care and acknowledge the communities we serve.

We also acknowledge the artwork created by Christine Slabb (Bundjalung/ Yugambeah Artist), thoughtfully designed for our clinics. It reflects people coming together, with circles symbolising community, shared spaces, and our commitment to empathy, education, teamwork and care.

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If you’ve caught the sniffles or a full-blown cold, consider this your opportunity to take it easy with exercise.