Lower Back Pain Treatment Perth

Lower Back Pain Physio in Perth

Lower back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek physiotherapy. It can range from a dull ache to sharp pain that limits movement, affecting work, sport, and daily life. At Physio Pro, our experienced physiotherapists in Floreat and Como use hands-on techniques and personalised treatment plans to relieve pain, restore movement, and prevent future flare-ups.

How Our Physiotherapists Can Help Your Lower Back Pain

At Physio Pro, we take a hands-on, evidence-based approach to treatment:

  • Comprehensive assessment: Identifying the root cause of your pain.
  • Manual therapy: Joint mobilisation, soft tissue techniques, and spinal mobilisation.
  • Exercise therapy: Core strengthening, flexibility, and postural correction.
  • Education & advice: Ergonomic setup, safe lifting techniques, activity modification.
  • Pain management strategies: Heat/ice therapy, dry needling, and taping if required.
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Common Causes of Lower Back Pain

Back pain can stem from many different issues. Understanding the cause helps us tailor your treatment effectively.

  • Muscle strain or ligament sprain: Often from lifting, twisting, or sudden movement.
  • Poor posture: Long hours sitting at a desk or driving.
  • Disc injuries: Bulging or herniated discs pressing on nerves.
  • Arthritis or degenerative changes: Wear and tear on spinal joints.
  • Sciatica: Pinched nerves radiating pain down the leg.
  • Sports injuries or overuse: Repeated strain from training or competition.
Acupuncture needle in lower back of male

Home Management & Prevention Tips for Lower Back Pain

Alongside physiotherapy, these strategies can help reduce pain and prevent flare-ups:

  • Stay active with walking or gentle exercise
  • Improve your posture, especially when sitting at a desk
  • Use proper technique when lifting heavy objects
  • Strengthen your core muscles with guided exercises
  • Take regular breaks from sitting
  • Stretch daily to maintain mobility
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Why Choose Physio Pro for Back Pain?

At Physio Pro, we combine experience, hands-on techniques, and genuine care to deliver the best possible outcomes for people living with back pain. Our focus is not just on easing discomfort but on helping you move better and preventing future issues.

  • Two convenient Perth clinics: Access expert care at our Floreat and Como locations.
  • Hands-on, personalised treatment: Every session is tailored to your condition and recovery goals.
  • Trusted by the community: Chosen by local families, professionals, and athletes.
  • Focused on lasting results: We treat the root cause to reduce pain and stop flare-ups from returning.
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Meet Our Team

Olivia Purnell

Olivia Purnell

Physiotherapist

Robert Harper

Robert Harper

Physiotherapist

Kim O’Leary

Kim O’Leary

Physiotherapist

Sean Sargent

Sean Sargent

Physiotherapist

Chris Osborn

Chris Osborn

Physiotherapist

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FAQS

Yes, physiotherapy can relieve pressure on the sciatic nerve and restore normal movement patterns.

 

Most cases of lower back pain can be assessed and treated without scans. If needed, we can refer you for imaging.

 

Yes, our physiotherapists provide strapping and taping where appropriate to support recovery and prevent further injury.

The most frequent causes are muscle strain, poor posture, and overuse. Disc issues and arthritis can also contribute, especially if pain becomes persistent.

Certain movements can aggravate pain if done incorrectly, but the right exercises guided by a physiotherapist can actually reduce pain and speed recovery.

Strengthening core muscles, maintaining good posture, and using correct lifting techniques are key. Regular physiotherapy can also help prevent flare-ups.

Yes. Long periods of sitting with poor posture can strain the spine. An ergonomic setup and regular movement breaks are essential for prevention.

If pain lasts longer than a week, radiates into your legs, or is accompanied by numbness, tingling, or weakness, you should see a physiotherapist or GP.