Pregnancy
Nicole T'en
Do You Have Pregnancy Related Pelvic Girdle Pain?

As your pregnancy progresses, your body will undergoes significant physical changes. This is a natural part of the journey as your body prepares to deliver a newborn into the world. However, in up to 50% women, these body changes can result in a debilitating condition called Pregnancy Related Pelvic Girdle Pain. Read on to find out more…

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General
Graham Nelson
An AFL Umpires Success Story!

Table of Contents1 From Missing 1/3 of the Season With Injuries to a Full Season Plus Finals2 Taking a Broader Whole Body Approach3 The Findings4 The WHY?5 6 The Results7

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General
Russell Visser
The Essential Diaphragm

Most of us are aware of our diaphragm and its importance to our breathing and how the diaphragm works constantly in our respiratory cycle. What is little understood is how

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Sports Injuries
Nicole T'en
The Four Fundamentals of Sports Recovery

Every athlete knows that competing is about being in top form when it comes time to perform. So how do we position our health and bodies to be at their best when it counts? Read on to find out.

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Heel Pain
Graham Nelson
Plantar Fasciitis Treatment At Home

Plantar fasciitis(PF) is a common condition that we see regularly in the clinic. It can be quite frustrating for sufferers because it can be chronic and resistant to treatment. It

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women's health physiotherapy
Nicole T'en
When Carpal Tunnel Doesn’t Go Away After Pregnancy – An Interesting Case Study

Ms X presented to our clinic with carpal tunnel syndrome affecting her right and left hand. She had been told by her doctor at the time that it was related to her pregnancy and would resolve after her baby was born. Unfortunately for her, her baby was now two months old and the problem had not gone away – in fact, it was getting worse.

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General
Russell Visser
Fixing Pain Is Only Half The Job Done

Treating for pain relief, as most people expect is not the whole story. Just because you are pain-free does not mean there is no build-up of strain or dysfunction in the body that may lead to an episode of acute pain.

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