Physiotherapists in South Melbourne, VIC with website
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235 Park St, South Melbourne, 3205
(03) 9370 0345
Physical therapist 
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41 Cecil St, South Melbourne, 3205
(03) 9696 3599
Kieser Training is strength training for health based on the findings of scientific research and offered as prevention or therapy. 
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Level 1 216 York Street, South Melbourne, 3205
(03) 9877 6167
Massage Service, Massage therapist, Massage 
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G2/592 City Road, South Melbourne, 3205
(03) 9696 2180
City South Physiotherapy is expert in physiotherapy services specifically in the assessment and treatment of sports and spinal injuries. 
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373 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne, 3205
(03) 9690 3337
Relative Therapies was opened in July, 2002 by sisters Sandra and Nicole Ferguson. Their vision was to have a clinic that treated clients with the utmost respect for their individual needs and also to create a working environment that was fun, encouraging, educational and supportive to therapists to allow them to do only their best work. Relative Therapies has grown and evolved into a multi modality clinic offering many services in a beautiful environment with qualified therapists that are continuously learning and improving their skill set and keeping their fingers on the pulse of all that is the ever evolving Natural Therapy industry. 
Many customers express their satisfaction with the massage services provided by Relative Therapies, mentioning the relief of muscle tension and the intention to return for future appointments. Some customers specifically praise the skills of certain therapists. However, there are also reports of issues with bookings, such as receiving confirmation emails for non-existent appointments or being told upon arrival that there is no record of a booking. The entrance of the establishment has also been described as uninviting. 