

What Happens When Pain and Identity Collide? Joe’s story…
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,
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,
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
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
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
You don’t have to put up hip pain. There are a few options for you to start fixing your problem straight away.
Correct biomechanics, form and posture play an integral role in maximising your efficiency with forward propulsion and help to minimise overload and strain throughout your body. We can break 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,
Mrs H is a 37 year medical specialist who presented with 6 month history of left sided buttock pain and tightness during and after running. She had been increasing her running volume over this time
Mr. T, a 31 year old sales manager presented with a 6 month history of R leg pain, focussed around the mid hamstring area. There had been no specific injury, but Mr T reported that he
Mrs B is a 29 year old Physiotherapist who presented with a 6 week history of left buttock pain, which was now affecting her ability to run. The pain had come on without any specific
Mrs O presented at 36 weeks pregnant with a 2 month history of left back pain causing difficulty with weightbearing, walking and flexing her left hip. This was noticeably worse when