Hatt Clinic
March 22, 2019
KNEE PHYSIOTHERAPY
Are you tired of dealing with nagging knee pain that limits your activities and quality of life?
Our experienced knee physiotherapy team are here to help you find relief and get you back on your feet!
Whether you’re recovering from an injury, struggling with chronic pain, or seeking to prevent further damage, our physio for knee pain is tailored to address your specific needs.
Are you:
Ready to take the first step toward pain-free living and improved mobility?
Book your knee physio appointment today and discover the difference our knee clinic can make in your life.
Knee pain can affect anyone at any stage in life but has the highest prevalence in older adults, athletes, or overweight individuals.
Knee pain can either be directly related to the integrity of the joint and supporting structures or be a result of problems elsewhere that place abnormal pressure on the knee joint. Common knee injuries include:
Find out more about our treatment options that can help with knee pain:
We’ll start by understanding your medical history
We’ll conduct a thorough assessment and get to the root cause of your knee pain
You’ll receive hands on treatment to relieve your pain and inflammation
We’ll put together a personalised treatment plan to manage your pain and promote a speedy recovery
You’ll receive ongoing support from our team to resolve your knee pain and prevent future injuries








If your knee pain is persistent, worsening, or limiting activities such as walking, using stairs, or exercising, it’s a good idea to have it assessed.
Early guidance can help prevent further limitation and loss of confidence.
Yes.
Physiotherapy is commonly used to help reduce knee pain, improve strength, and restore confidence in everyday activities such as walking, stairs, and exercise. Treatment focuses on improving movement quality and load tolerance, tailored to your symptoms and goals.
No.
You can book directly with a physiotherapist. If imaging or further medical input is needed, this will be discussed with you and appropriate guidance given.
Your physiotherapist will take time to understand your symptoms and how your knee pain is affecting your daily life.
They will assess your knee movement, strength and function. Treatment often begins in the first session and is adapted to suit your comfort, ability and goals.
Long-standing knee pain is very common, and improvement is still possible.
Physiotherapy focuses on helping you move more confidently and comfortably over time, improving strength, movement and resilience rather than avoiding activity altogether.