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Physio & extra support · with Malvern Physiotherapy Clinic

Sometimes, care comes first.

Some bodies need a clinical eye first: after an injury or surgery, later in pregnancy, or with ongoing pain. That’s where Malvern Physiotherapy Clinic comes in, our sister business a few doors up. Begin with a physio, then class with us when you’re ready.

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Led by physiotherapists

Clinical Pilates & rehab

A few doors up

Two businesses, one team

Care that moves with you.

Not everyone starts in a group class, and that’s completely fine. Sometimes the steadier first step is a physiotherapist’s eye, and that’s exactly what Malvern Physiotherapy Clinic, a few doors up, is for.

Return and the clinic are run by the same family: Return was founded by Kat and Mark, and Mark is the clinic’s Principal Physiotherapist. The clinic’s physios train our instructors, and the two teams share notes, with your OK, so your care carries across, both ways. Move between us as freely as you like. Start here if you’re:

  • Recovering from an injury or surgery
  • Past 16 weeks pregnant, or not yet cleared after a baby
  • Managing ongoing pain or a condition
  • Not sure a group class is safe for you yet
  • Wanting a physiotherapist’s eye first
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Assess & treat

Physiotherapy

Hands-on assessment and treatment for injury, pain and sport, including a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist (as awarded by the Australian College of Physiotherapists) for complex or persistent pain. Good if you’re in pain, carrying an injury, or it just isn’t settling.

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Physio-led movement

Clinical Pilates

Pilates run by physiotherapists, one-to-one or in a small group of three, to recover from injury, build strength and move with confidence. The clinical cousin of our reformer classes. Good if you’d like guided, progressive movement with a clinical eye. On the clinic’s booking site it’s called Physio Led Exercise.

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Pelvic & perinatal

Women's & men's health

Pelvic floor and continence, plus pregnancy and post-natal care, with a physiotherapist who holds post-graduate training in pelvic-floor physiotherapy. Good if you’re pregnant, postnatal, or managing pelvic-floor concerns.

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Pre & post-op

Before & after surgery

Prepare for surgery and rebuild afterward, stage by stage: knee and hip replacements, shoulder repairs, reconstructions and more. Good if you’ve surgery coming up, or you’re recovering from one.

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Recovery & beyond

Massage & myotherapy

Remedial massage, myotherapy and dry-needling to ease tension and speed recovery, plus telehealth consults when you’d rather be seen from home. Good if you’re carrying tension, or you’d like expert care from home.

On claiming: clinical Pilates and physio at Malvern Physiotherapy Clinic are delivered as physiotherapy, so they may be claimable on your private health extras. Ask the clinic and check your cover (some structured rehab can need a referral).

How we work together

One team, side by side.

The clinical work is the clinic’s; the classes and privates are ours. What joins them is genuine continuity. Your story carries across.

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    We point the way

    Tell us what’s going on, and we’ll point you to the right start: a class, a private, or the clinic first.

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    Start with a physio

    At Malvern Physiotherapy Clinic, a few doors up: an assessment, clinical Pilates or treatment, whatever’s right.

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    We share your story

    With your OK, your physio and your instructor actually talk: a real handover, both ways. Nothing starts from scratch.

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    Into class with us

    When you’re cleared, we map your step into Return’s reformer classes, at a pace that protects your progress.

Our Team

Physio-trained,
every one.

Get to know them before you arrive, then book the class or book the instructor.

Start here

Two ways to begin

Lighter start · 14 days

2 Week Teaser

Straight into class, at your own pace.

$89

4 reformer classes across 2 weeks

Start in Foundation. Over 55, or easing back after a break? Enhance is the gentler way in.

Physio-trained instructors from your first session

Start the Teaser

14 days · new clients

Still deciding

Start with a conversation.

Tell us where your body’s at and what you’re hoping to change. A real person from the studio will get back to you and point you to the right start.

Find your path

More ways to Return.

There is no single right way to begin. It depends where your body is now: a first class, returning, an injury, a life stage, or a goal. Choose the one that sounds most like you.

The Return Library

From the studio

Physio's hand resting on a client's shoulder blade to feel how it moves during an exercise
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injury prevention, pain relief, posture, Videos between classes

Dysfunctional shoulder movement: the mistakes to avoid
Pyramid of black and sage spiky massage balls used for self-massage and release, beside a potted plant
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Frequently asked questions

Have more questions? Contact us

  • Should I start with physio, or with a class?

    If you are recovering from an injury or surgery, past 16 weeks pregnant, not yet cleared after a baby, managing ongoing pain, or unsure a group class is safe for you yet, start with a physio. Otherwise start with a class: every instructor is physio-trained and will tell you if a clinical eye is needed first.

  • Are Return and the clinic the same business?

    Two businesses, one family. Return was founded by Kat and Mark. Mark is the clinic’s Principal Physiotherapist. The clinic’s physios train our instructors, and the two teams share notes, with your OK, so your care carries across, both ways.

  • Where is the clinic?

    A few doors up. Return is at 293 Wattletree Road and Malvern Physiotherapy Clinic is at 299, so you can walk between the two in under a minute. You can reach the clinic on (03) 9078 8434 or reception@malvernphysio.com.au.

  • Can I do classes and physio at the same time?

    Yes, and many people do. Move between the two as freely as you like. With your OK, your physio and your instructor work from the same notes.