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- Physiotherapy
- Mon-Fri 7am-7pm
- Sat 8am-6pm
- Sun 9am-12pm
- (08) 9382 9600
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Thoracare Subiaco oncology exercise classes are specifically tailored to the needs of individuals undergoing or recovering from cancer treatments. Our program creates a safe environment for individuals to improve their strength, cardiovascular fitness and overall wellbeing.
Download PDF BrochureThe Acapella is a simple handheld device designed to help clear sputum (phlegm) from the lungs. For this reason it is often used by patients who have chronic respiratory conditions, such as COPD and Brochlectassis, as part of their daily Physiotherapy routine.
Download PDF BrochureBreathlessness or “dyspnoea” is the feeling of being out of breath. This can mean that your breathing feels too hard, too fast or just uncomfortable. Patients often describe the sensation in phrases such as “can’t catch my breath” or simply feeling as if they are “suffocating”.
Download PDF BrochureChronic lung conditions often cause an increase in the amount of sputum (phlegm) produced in the lungs. When sputum is allowed to build up, it causes frequent coughing and shortness of breath. Most importantly, this can lead to chest infections and having to go to hospital.
Download PDF BrochureResearch has shown that the right kind of exercise is good for people with chronic lung conditions, even if it makes you feel breathless. Many people with lung problems avoid exercise due to the uncomfortable feeling of breathlessness.
Download PDF BrochureThe flutter is a simple handheld pipe-shaped device designed to help clear sputum (phlegm) from the lungs. For this reason, it is often used by patients who have chronic respiratory conditions, such as COPD and bronchiectasis, as part of their daily Physiotherapy routine.
Download PDF Brochure‘Good breathing’ means moving air in and out of the chest with the minimum of effort and the right muscles. This is to give you the correct amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide you need to live and feel well.
Download PDF BrochurePulmonary Rehabilitation has been developed to assist people suffering from chronic lung disease, breathing dysfunction and in recovering from respiratory illnesses.
Download PDF BrochureThoracare Subiaco oncology exercise classes are specifically tailored to the needs of individuals undergoing or recovering from cancer treatments. Our program creates a safe environment for individuals to improve their strength, cardiovascular fitness and overall wellbeing.
Download PDF BrochureThe Acapella is a simple handheld device designed to help clear sputum (phlegm) from the lungs. For this reason it is often used by patients who have chronic respiratory conditions, such as COPD and Brochlectassis, as part of their daily Physiotherapy routine.
Download PDF BrochureBreathlessness or “dyspnoea” is the feeling of being out of breath. This can mean that your breathing feels too hard, too fast or just uncomfortable. Patients often describe the sensation in phrases such as “can’t catch my breath” or simply feeling as if they are “suffocating”.
Download PDF BrochureChronic lung conditions often cause an increase in the amount of sputum (phlegm) produced in the lungs. When sputum is allowed to build up, it causes frequent coughing and shortness of breath. Most importantly, this can lead to chest infections and having to go to hospital.
Download PDF BrochureResearch has shown that the right kind of exercise is good for people with chronic lung conditions, even if it makes you feel breathless. Many people with lung problems avoid exercise due to the uncomfortable feeling of breathlessness.
Download PDF BrochureThe flutter is a simple handheld pipe-shaped device designed to help clear sputum (phlegm) from the lungs. For this reason, it is often used by patients who have chronic respiratory conditions, such as COPD and bronchiectasis, as part of their daily Physiotherapy routine.
Download PDF Brochure‘Good breathing’ means moving air in and out of the chest with the minimum of effort and the right muscles. This is to give you the correct amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide you need to live and feel well.
Download PDF BrochurePulmonary Rehabilitation has been developed to assist people suffering from chronic lung disease, breathing dysfunction and in recovering from respiratory illnesses.
Download PDF BrochureSt John of God Subiaco Clinic Suite 101, 175 Cambridge Street, Subiaco WA 6008