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Combining cutting edge physiotherapy with innovative
treatment programs, our physiotherapists help you
transform your health and well-being.
Clinical Pilates
Jessica Frydenberg treating Anna Segal, Ski Slopestyle Winter Olympian, with Clinical Pilates
What is Clinical Pilates?
Clinical Pilates is a mind-body technique that focuses on targeting and conditioning core stability, strength, flexibility and posture. Strengthening the weak core musculature improves the support for the lower back. This aims to decrease pain and disability.
Additionally, stretching and mobilising allows the joints between the spine to have more space, which aims to decrease joint compression.
Clinical Pilates is supervised by Pilates trained Physiotherapists (See Jess Frydenberg biography for more information) to ensure correct technique is maintained.
Matwork Pilates
Focuses on core stability, strength, mobility and flexibility through a range of Pilates exercises on an exercise mat.
Equipment Pilates
Uses machines, such as the Pilates Reformer, Trapeze or Wunda Chair to challenge the core through spring resistance.
The core is challenged with the use of limb movements and resistance provided by Pilates machines or accessories.
 
Jess treating Erin Beardsell, National Butterfly Swimmer for Singapore Jess treating Matthew Kaye with Pilates, former AJAX Senior
Footballer (VAFA B League)
Long standing patient using the Pilates method to achieve great core strength
What can I expect?
Each Clinical Pilates program will be slightly different for each patient, however you can generally expect:
- Initial Pilates Assessment
- The Physiotherapist will discuss your concerns and the history of your presenting problem / injury.
- An assessment of your presenting problem.
- An introduction into the principles of Pilates.
- One-on-one session
- Provides a personalised Pilates program, which is updated and progressed throughout the Pilates classes.
- Offers one-on-one supervision from the Physiotherapist, which is advised initially to ensure you have correct activation of the core and are using the correct technique.
- Classes
- Once the Physiotherapist is confident you have the correct technique, group classes can commence.
- There is a maximum of three clients per class, to ensure that the Physiotherapist is still able to monitor each of your techniques.
- New exercises are introduced and progressions made.
Sessions are 30 minutes.
Please click on the following link to view our Clinical Pilates brochure.
 Caulfield Physiotherapy Clinical Pilates Brochure (224 KB)
Make An Appointment
To make an appointment for Pilates, simply call us on (03) 9578 9124 or complete our online Contact Form and we will call you back during our office hours.
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