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Focused Care
For the problems that keep coming back
Some pain settles quickly. Other problems keep returning because the real cause has not been properly assessed. GB Physiotherapy provides targeted physiotherapy care for people across Joondalup who want clear answers, practical treatment and a plan they can understand.
Headaches & Migraines
Neck-related headaches and migraines can be frustrating, especially when pain keeps coming back despite medication, rest or massage. GB Physiotherapy assesses the upper neck, posture, movement and muscle control to identify whether your headaches may be linked to cervical spine dysfunction.
Cervicogenic Dizziness
Dizziness, vertigo, imbalance and unsteadiness can sometimes be linked to the neck. If your symptoms are worse with certain head positions, neck movements or upper neck tension, a physiotherapy assessment may help identify whether cervicogenic dizziness is contributing.
Neck & Back Pain
From acute flare-ups to recurring spinal pain, GB Physiotherapy helps patients manage neck pain, back pain, stiffness, sciatica and movement-related discomfort with hands-on care and practical recovery strategies.
Sports Injuries
Recover from injury with a structured physiotherapy plan that supports healing, restores movement and helps you return to sport, training or daily activity with more confidence.
Meet
Glen Bailey
Principal physiotherapist Glen Bailey has more than 30 years of clinical experience treating musculoskeletal conditions. His approach combines hands-on manual therapy, exercise guidance, postural advice and patient education so you do not just feel better for a few days, you understand how to stay better.
Glen has a special interest in cervicogenic headaches, neck-related dizziness, sports physiotherapy, golf screening and the management of recurring spinal pain.
Pain Relief
A clear path from pain to confidence
1. Assess
Your appointment starts with a careful assessment to understand your symptoms, movement, pain triggers and likely contributing factors.
2. Treat
Treatment may include manual therapy, soft tissue techniques, exercise guidance, dry needling where appropriate, education and practical management advice.
3. Stay Better
You will be given clear strategies to help reduce recurrence, improve movement and manage the demands of work, sport and daily life.
