
Pain = Tissue Damage? Not Always… And Not That Often!
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

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

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

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

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

Have you ever experienced neck or shoulder pain from sitting in the same position for a period of time? In our experience, most people who present with pain or injury

“I’d like to look/assess/treat your Subscapularis muscle…” For the newer clients this statement is closely followed by a blank facial expressions. For the current clients this statement is closely followed

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

Working for long periods of time at a desk can lead to increased muscle tension. Today, we will show you a simple test to monitor the build up of muscle

Mr B, a 36 year old keen runner, presented with a several month history of left lower back and hip pain, which he was noticing with bending, lifting, prolonged sitting

Mrs M, a 62 year old retired housewife, initially presented with a long history of right shoulder pain and major movement restrictions diagnosed as a frozen shoulder. She had had

Ms. B, a 39 year old social worker spending a lot of hours at the computer every week, presented with a 2 month history of right shoulder pain and major movement restrictions.

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