GLA:D (Good Life with osteoarthritis in Denmark) based rehabilitation

Physiotherapy Services

GLA:D (Good Life with osteoarthritis in Denmark) based rehabilitation

Our physiotherapists perform thorough assessments to understand your condition, identify the underlying causes, and develop personalized treatment plans.

Pain Reduction

The GLA:D program has been shown to significantly reduce pain levels in individuals with hip and knee osteoarthritis

Improved Function

Participants of the GLA:D program experience improved functional abilities

Enhanced Quality of Life

The program aims to improve overall quality of life by addressing pain, function, and physical activity levels

Avoidance of Surgery

GLA:D program reduce the need for joint replacement surgery in individuals with hip and knee osteoarthritis

Empower and take control

Learn about your condition, proper exercise techniques, and strategies for managing symptoms and improve life style

Long-Term Benefits

Sustainable lifestyle changes and exercises continued independently, leading to long-term benefits in pain management and function

Physiotherapy Services

GLA:D (Good Life with osteoarthritis in Denmark) based rehabilitation

Our physiotherapists perform thorough assessments to understand your condition, identify the underlying causes, and develop personalized treatment plans.

Pain Reduction

The GLA:D program has been shown to significantly reduce pain levels in individuals with hip and knee osteoarthritis

Avoidance of Surgery

GLA:D program reduce the need for joint replacement surgery in individuals with hip and knee osteoarthritis

Improved Function

Participants of the GLA:D program experience improved functional abilities

Empower and take control

Learn about your condition, proper exercise techniques, and strategies for managing symptoms and improve life style

Enhanced Quality of Life

The program aims to improve overall quality of life by addressing pain, function, and physical activity levels

Long-Term Benefits

Sustainable lifestyle changes and exercises continued independently, leading to long-term benefits in pain management and function

GLA:D stands for Good Life with Osteoarthritis in Denmark. It is an evidence-based exercise and education program designed specifically for individuals with hip and knee osteoarthritis. GLA:D was developed in Denmark and has gained recognition worldwide for its effectiveness in reducing pain, improving function, and enhancing the quality of life for people with osteoarthritis.

The GLA:D program consists of supervised exercise sessions and education sessions provided by trained healthcare professionals, such as physiotherapists. The exercise component focuses on strengthening the muscles around the hip and knee joints to improve stability and support. The exercises are tailored to the individual’s abilities and are designed to improve joint mobility, increase muscle strength, and enhance overall physical function.

GLA:D has been extensively researched and has demonstrated positive outcomes for individuals with hip and knee osteoarthritis. Studies have shown that participation in the GLA:D program can lead to reduced pain levels, improved physical function, increased muscle strength, and enhanced quality of life. The program also promotes long-term adherence to exercise and encourages individuals to continue self-management strategies even after completing the program.

Why Choose us For GLA:D

Trust, I Motion Physiotherapy to be partners in your journey to a healthier, pain-free future. We are here to help you achieve
optimal health and regain your quality of life.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment, take the first step towards a happier, healthier you.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Physiotherapy

A physiotherapist is a healthcare professional who specializes in assessing, diagnosing, and treating physical problems to optimize movement and function. They conduct thorough assessments to understand an individual’s condition and develop personalized treatment plans. Physiotherapists utilize various techniques, such as exercise therapy, manual therapy, and electrotherapy, to help individuals improve strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination. They prescribe exercises and provide education to promote self-management and prevent further injury. Physiotherapists play a vital role in rehabilitation after surgery or injury, helping individuals regain mobility and functional abilities. They also focus on pain management and provide guidance on lifestyle modifications and ergonomic principles. Additionally, physiotherapists emphasize preventive measures and health promotion to support individuals in maintaining optimal physical health. Working in collaboration with other healthcare professionals, physiotherapists provide comprehensive care to help individuals achieve their physical health goals.

No. In Australia, Physiotherapists are Primary Care Clinicians qualified and skilled in the management of musculoskeletal injury, dysfunction or derangement. You do not need a referral to see a Physiotherapist. However, we need information about your GP  so that we can update and informed about your condition and progress. Your doctor will also help identify any crucial information that can assist the Physiotherapist plan your treatment co.

If your problem is related to WorkCover, DVA, EPC or TAC, you will require a GP referral and appropriate proof of liability.

A referral is not necessary unless you are claiming your treatment through a compensable body (DVA, WorkCover, EPC or CTP). If you have any queries regarding claiming your treatment, please contact 0428187899 or send us an email on info@imotionphysio.com.au

Physiotherapy consultations are covered under private health care insurance and in some instances it is partially covered by Medicare when referred by your G.P.

Appointments can be made by calling: 0428187899 or email info@imotionphysio.com.au

or by booking online here at our website (click “book now”)

Most consults at I Motion Physiotherapy are 40 minutes for an Initial Assessment and 30 mins for Treatment Consult. However, if you have multiple injuries to be assessed or have a complicated history, then a longer extended 50 -60 mins consult may be required.

As part of our assessment and treatment, we often need to see the body area in question. We recommend shorts or loose fit  for lower limb and pelvic injuries, and singlets for shoulder and neck problems.

Also, don’t forget to  bring any referrals, reports, imaging or anything else that you think might assist  your therapist.