This is a common misconception, that pain indicates damage or injury, but this is not always the case. It’s understandable why people would think like this, because this is what
Every week I meet people whose pain is more than physical. It stops them from doing what they love — and when that happens, it doesn’t just hurt the body,
Have you ever experienced tingling, numbness, or pain in your ring and little fingers? Or perhaps you’ve felt that familiar “electric shock” sensation when you bump your elbow—your “funny bone”?
Persistent leg pain, tingling, or numbness can be frustrating and difficult to diagnose. Is the problem coming from your back, your hip, or the nerves that travel down your leg?
Understanding the source of pain, tingling, or numbness in your arm can feel like a complex puzzle. Is it a muscle strain, a joint issue, or something else entirely? As
Do you experience ongoing pain, numbness, tingling, or stiffness in your back, neck, shoulders, arms, legs, knees, or feet? You might have nerve tension, and our Melbourne clinic can help.
How do you feel when you go to the physiotherapist for treatment? Sometimes you don’t get the result that you want. Not only can this be frustrating, but it also
At Northwest Physiotherapy Group, we have spent years developing specialized assessment techniques for clients suffering from persistent pain conditions. We have found that neurodynamic testing forms the cornerstone of effective
At Northwest Physiotherapy Group, we use neurodynamic testing as the baseline assessment for all our clients, no matter what symptoms they present with. This crucial step ensures that nerves move
Chronic nerve tension is a common yet often misunderstood condition that can cause persistent pain and discomfort. If you’re experiencing ongoing tingling, numbness, or pain along specific nerve pathways, specialised
This client’s amazing success story, occurring within 5 weeks of starting treatment, highlights the benefits of using a whole body problem solving approach that is not based on assumptions about
“Your abdominal muscles have separated.”
While it’s common to hear this from your nurse or physio after giving birth, what does it actually mean? And should you be worried? In this article, let’s demystify the meaning of having separated abdominal muscles – and what it means for you.