Physiotherapist Geebung QLD

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Treatment

Practical Physiotherapy for Stronger Movement and Active Recovery

Individualised physiotherapy for Geebung residents seeking support with pain, musculoskeletal injuries, sports rehabilitation and returning to the activities that matter to them.

An injury or ongoing physical problem can make normal movement, exercise and work more difficult than it should be. Motion Ease Physiotherapy provides personalised care for Geebung residents from our Newstead clinic, with rehabilitation tailored to your symptoms, current physical capacity and individual goals.

A detailed physiotherapy assessment helps identify the factors that may be contributing to your movement limitations. This can involve examining mobility, strength and relevant movement patterns while considering your injury history and usual physical demands. We work with musculoskeletal concerns involving areas such as the back, neck, shoulders, hips, knees and ankles, as well as sporting injuries and post-surgical rehabilitation.

Treatment is selected according to what is appropriate for your presentation. Your rehabilitation may include therapeutic exercise, progressive strengthening, manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, dry needling, cupping or sport-specific programming. As your movement and physical capacity develop, your program can progress with you to support a return to everyday activity, work, exercise or sport.

Areas of Expertise

Motion Ease Physiotherapy | Physiotherapist Brisbane, Woolloongabba & Newstead
Treatments

Common Conditions We Treat

Back Pain

Evidence supports manual therapy and targeted exercise to reduce pain, improve function, and prevent recurrence.

Shoulder Pain

Rehabilitation that includes progressive loading and mobility work effectively restores shoulder strength and function.

Hip Pain

Targeted strength and mobility training can reduce hip pain and enhance function in conditions like impingement or tendinopathy.

Ankle Pain

Balance, proprioception, and strength exercises are proven to support recovery and reduce the risk of future sprains.

Steven Girgis

Principal Physiotherapist – Motion Ease Physiotherapy

Patient-focused physiotherapy that connects assessment and treatment with progressive, goal-oriented rehabilitation.

Steven Girgis is the Principal Physiotherapist at Motion Ease Physiotherapy, providing physiotherapy care from the Newstead clinic.

Steven works closely with each patient to develop an individual treatment plan based on their condition, movement, strength and rehabilitation goals. His approach combines hands-on, evidence-based physiotherapy with active rehabilitation and has a strong clinical focus on acute sports injuries, chronic pain and complex rehabilitation.

Treatment is not intended to remain static throughout your recovery. Progress can be assessed as your mobility, strength and functional abilities change, allowing exercises and rehabilitation strategies to become progressively more relevant to the activities you are preparing to resume.

Reviews

Patient Reviews

I’ve been seeing Steve at Motion Ease Physiotherapy for couple of months now. And I cannot recommend him enough. From the very first session he took the time to understand my concerns and created a customized plan to treat my Ankle injury. His expertise in physio therapy and dry needling have made a huge difference in my recovery process. And I have noticed significant improvements in my mobility and pain levels. If you are looking for a knowledgeable and a caring physio – Steve is the one to see!

Charini Weerasinghe

★★★★★

Steven is a great physio with a wealth of experience – a very holistic approach to recovery ! He’s super approachable and professional.

Sonya Lee

★★★★★

Steven is the man. Super knowledgeable physio and especially awesome for combat sports athletes as he is one of the few physios in QLD who train seriously themselves. Would definitely recommend him to anyone from gen pop to pro level athletes.

Jayden Binnie

★★★★★

Steven is such a great physio. He takes excellent care of clients and is really personable making them feel easily comfortable. Highly recommend.

Claudai

★★★★★

Motion Ease Physiotherapy has helped me recover for a back injury from golf. I see them once a week to make sure I am at optimal level to play golf weekly now. I have no more back issues. Would highly recommend them.

Ross Beattie

★★★★★

Steven is incredibly knowledgeable and provides a brilliant experience. I’ve constantly experienced lower back issues and Steven has worked wonders! Highly recommend.

Jessica King

★★★★★

Find us

Our Location

7/8 Leopold Street, Newstead.
Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can Geebung residents access your physiotherapy clinic?

Geebung residents can attend Motion Ease Physiotherapy at 7/8 Leopold Street, Newstead QLD.

Our Newstead clinic provides individualised physiotherapy for musculoskeletal pain, injuries and rehabilitation needs. Care is developed after assessing your symptoms, movement and physical function rather than applying one standard treatment approach to every patient.

Available care includes musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports injury rehabilitation, post-surgical rehabilitation, injury prevention and structured rehabilitation for returning to everyday activities, work and sport.

What happens during my initial physiotherapy appointment?

Your first physiotherapy appointment focuses on developing a clear understanding of your symptoms, physical limitations and rehabilitation goals.

Your physiotherapist may assess joint mobility, muscular strength and relevant movement patterns while discussing your injury history and the activities currently affected by your condition. These findings help determine which areas should be prioritised during treatment.

An individual rehabilitation plan can then be established. Depending on your assessment, your initial management may include suitable hands-on treatment, targeted exercises or other appropriate physiotherapy strategies.

What pain conditions and injuries can physiotherapy help with?

Physiotherapy can assist with a range of musculoskeletal conditions that affect movement, comfort and physical function.

This can include problems involving the back, neck, shoulders, hips, knees and ankles, as well as sporting injuries and other musculoskeletal concerns. Your physiotherapist assesses the movement, strength and mobility factors relevant to your particular presentation.

Your treatment plan may involve therapeutic exercise, progressive strengthening, manual therapy, soft tissue massage, dry needling, cupping or other appropriate techniques depending on your individual needs.

Can Geebung residents access sports physiotherapy?

Yes. Geebung residents managing sports-related injuries can access sports physiotherapy and rehabilitation at our Newstead clinic.

Sports rehabilitation considers both your injury and what your body needs to be able to do when you return to your chosen activity. Assessment may examine strength, mobility and functional movement relevant to the physical demands of your sport.

Your program can then progress from early rehabilitation towards more challenging strengthening, movement and sport-specific exercises as your capacity improves.

How can physiotherapy support a return to sport?

Returning to sport requires your body to gradually regain the physical capacity needed to manage training and competition.

Rehabilitation may initially focus on restoring appropriate movement and foundational strength. As these areas improve, exercises can be progressed by increasing resistance, movement complexity and other relevant physical demands.

Sport-specific exercise and programming may be introduced during later stages of rehabilitation to help prepare you for the movements and loads involved in your chosen activity.

What can I expect from post-surgical rehabilitation?

Post-surgical physiotherapy is planned according to your procedure, current stage of recovery and individual functional goals.

Early rehabilitation may involve restoring appropriate mobility and muscle function before progressing towards greater strengthening and more demanding movement. The pace and content of rehabilitation depend on your individual circumstances.

Your progress can be reviewed throughout recovery so your exercise program and treatment continue to reflect your changing physical capacity and rehabilitation needs.

Why does exercise play an important role in physiotherapy?

Exercise provides an active way to rebuild strength, mobility and movement capacity following pain, injury, surgery or reduced physical activity.

Rather than giving every patient the same program, exercises can be selected according to your assessment findings and the physical qualities relevant to your recovery.

The program can then be progressively developed as your abilities improve, helping prepare you for the demands of everyday movement, work, gym training or sport.

What is the role of manual therapy in a rehabilitation program?

Manual therapy includes hands-on techniques that your physiotherapist may use when appropriate for your presentation.

Whether these techniques are included depends on your symptoms, movement limitations and broader rehabilitation needs. Manual therapy can form part of treatment without becoming the sole focus of your recovery.

When appropriate, hands-on care can be combined with therapeutic exercise and progressive strengthening to support movement while continuing to build physical function.

Is dry needling available for Geebung residents?

Yes. Dry needling is available as one of the treatment options offered at Motion Ease Physiotherapy.

Your physiotherapist will assess your condition before deciding whether dry needling is appropriate for your individual presentation. Not every injury or musculoskeletal problem requires the same treatment techniques.

Where clinically appropriate, dry needling can be incorporated into a broader rehabilitation plan alongside exercise, manual therapy and other suitable physiotherapy strategies.

How can physiotherapy assist with injury prevention?

Injury prevention can involve identifying physical areas that may benefit from additional strength, movement development or conditioning.

Your physiotherapist can consider your previous injuries, mobility, strength and the physical demands associated with your usual activities. This helps establish which factors may be relevant when planning preventative rehabilitation.

Targeted strengthening, movement-focused exercise and sport-specific programming may then be used to build physical capacity and better prepare your body for work, training and sporting demands.

Do you accept private health funds and Medicare referrals?

Yes. Motion Ease Physiotherapy accepts major Australian private health funds, with HICAPS claiming available on-site. GP referrals under the Medicare Chronic Disease Management scheme are also accommodated.

Your eligibility and the amount you can claim depend on your individual health fund cover or Medicare circumstances. Contact the clinic before your appointment if you need further information regarding your claim, referral or fees.

How many physiotherapy sessions might I need?

There is no standard number of physiotherapy sessions that applies to every patient because rehabilitation needs vary between conditions and individuals.

Factors including the type and severity of your injury, how long symptoms have been present, your physical goals and your response to treatment can influence the length of rehabilitation. Post-surgical recovery, persistent pain and recent sporting injuries may each require different approaches.

Your progress can be regularly reassessed, allowing treatment, exercise progression and appointment frequency to be adjusted according to changes in your movement, strength and function.

What physiotherapy services can Geebung residents access?

Geebung residents can access a broad range of physiotherapy services at our Newstead clinic, including musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports injury rehabilitation, post-surgical rehabilitation, injury prevention, return-to-work and return-to-sport rehabilitation, and specialised combat sports care.

Depending on your condition and assessment, treatment options may include manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, progressive strengthening, soft tissue massage, dry needling, cupping and sport-specific exercise and programming.

Your rehabilitation is tailored to your current physical abilities and goals, with treatment progressively adjusted as your movement, strength and functional capacity improve.