ACT Remedial Therapy Massage
33 Canberra Ave, Forrest 2603
Hydrotherapy, Oxygen Therapy
Hydrotherapy Forrest Book your hydrotherapy appointment online and save
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Best Hydroptheray Clinics in Forrest, ACTFor more salons, check out Fresha’s list of Aesthetics Clinics in Forrest.
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8 phone bookable Hydrotherapy venues in Forrest
Canberra Wellness Centre
2/25 Manuka Cir, Forrest 2603
Colonic Irrigation, Hydrotherapy
DogSwim Canberra
Boarding Kennels, 9 Beltana Rd, Pialligo 2609
Hydrotherapy
Capital Hydrotherapy
8/2 King St, Deakin 2600
Hydrotherapy
Back In Strength
1/14 Hannah Pl, Deakin 2600
Hydrotherapy
Kingswim Deakin
Unit 17E/2 King St, Deakin 2600
Hydrotherapy
Hartley Hydrotherapy
13A Wynter Pl, Hughes 2605
Hydrotherapy
Active Recovery
Stellar Building, 3rd Floor/50 Launceston St, Phillip 2606
Hydrotherapy
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We're all familiar with the healing power of a swim, but hydrotherapy gets a fair bit more technical than a quick dip. This form of physiotherapy involves both heat and cold, depending on your needs, and might mean getting in a pool with a therapist, or the application of ice to sore muscles, or even a steam room. Sound good? Check out the clinics we work with in Forrest and book today. Prices start at $20.
Hopefully, you're thinking it's about time for a spot of self care, and we'd be delighted to assist with that. From lashes and brows to Swedish massage, we know what we're talking about. However, if we're missing anything, do please let us know. We're on 1300-856-405 and hello@bookwell.com.au, and we're waiting for your message.
Questions & Answers
When should I get hydrotherapy?
Working as it does with the support of warm water, hydrotherapy can be really helpful for people with arthritis or joint pain. It's a great way to regain mobility and strength.
What should I do after hydrotherapy?
Drink some water, have a little something to eat, and rest up. Your therapist may recommend stretches and exercises for you to do at home.
How often should I get a hydrotherapy?
Once to three times a week is great at first. Although, of course, your therapist will come up with a plan that suits you.