The Clinical Pilates Method is quite exciting and differs from other pilates methods. It is assessment and research based, tailored specifically to the individual and much more effective in achieving positive outcomes for those with musculoskeletal problems. The exercises from the traditional Pilates repertoire are taken into a Clinical approach which is guided by the current evolving research into spinal stability and exercise prescription. This means that we are actually using Pilates as a treatment tool, rather than just as a form of exercise.

The Clinical Pilates program for Physiotherapists is formally accredited by the Australian Physiotherapy Association and the New Zealand College of Physiotherapy. It was developed by Physiotherapist Craig Phillips from DMA Clinical Pilates, and has a firm body of evidence behind it, which translates to great outcomes in the clinic. Our physiotherapists are trained in this method and are undergoing the accreditation process.

Our clinical pilates classes are small group classes of up to 4 participants and are run by our Clinical Pilates trained Physiotherapists and Exercise Physiologist at our Nundah clinic.
These classes are clinical and therefore require an initial assessment with one of our trained health professionals prior to joining the classes.

Our classes are run differently to most in that every participant is assessed at the start and end of each class and has a tailored program that they complete under the close guidance of our health professionals

To join one of our classes, please contact our friendly team to book your initial assessment. Please wear comfortable clothing to this appointment as you will be required to complete certain movements as part of the assessment.