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,
From Missing 1/3 of the Season With Injuries to a Full Season Plus Finals Nick and Andre are 2 AFL field umpires that were referred to our clinic by word
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.
Mrs P came to see us a few months ago after researching our whole body approach online and reading our Google reviews. She is a mum in her early 40s
It was 10 years ago and I was working at my clinic. The pain came on suddenly while reaching overhead and felt like a squiggle of spaghetti moving in my
I wanted to share the story about my back pain to help you understand the limitations of using scans to guide treatment, and show you how small changes to routines
Mrs D is a 38 year old researcher who presented recently with a long history of headaches and migraines. She had suffered some trauma to her head and neck region
The 2 biggest myths about heel pain. Heel pain or plantar fascitis, can be a real nuisance, stopping you from putting your best foot forward! In our experience, the 2
You only need to look as far as the research into Regional Interdependance (Wainer et al, 2007; Sueki et al, 2013; Cleland et al, 2005; Powers, 2010) to support the
Mr M presented with acute onset of left knee pain following an incident at Brazilian Jiu Jitsu the previous day. He now reported significant pain and limitation with walking, moving
Knee pain is one of the most common conditions people experience, and it can be particularly annoying for the recreational or competitive runner. It can be felt at the front,