by Nick Rowe on March 17, 2017 in Physiotherapy Advice {Edit} Nothing broken, but you think you have a nasty soft tissue injury? Nick Rowe, one of our experienced team of musculo-skeletal physiotherapists offers up to…
by Janet Rosie on June 13, 2017 in Physiotherapy Advice {Edit} What are TMDs ? A TMD is a temporomandibular dysfunction, now often treated with physio. This is a term that is used for a number…
by Amanda Savage on February 28, 2016 in Physiotherapy Advice {Edit} Do you wonder if an MRI scan would help you? Advice from Andrew Powell, MCSP. As physiotherapists we are often confronted with two important questions…
We don’t believe you should exercise your abdominals/core if you have moderate to severe antenatal backpain – at least not until you have been assessed and understand the problem you are trying to…
PGP or SPD – are TLA’s confusing you? Medicine does love a TLA (three letter abbreviation). Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP) is a fairly new term used for antenatal backpain which encompasses…
by Amanda Savage on January 25, 2016 in Physiotherapy Advice {Edit} Can physio help with antenatal backpain? Are you suffering with antenatal backpain? Or sciatica, back ache, leg pain? SPD, PGP? Stand up, walk 2 steps in…
by Amanda Savage on June 14, 2016 in Physiotherapy Advice {Edit} pelvic floor exercise equipment There is a lot of media publicity at the moment about apps and devices to help train the pelvic floor muscles.…
by Amanda Savage on July 22, 2017 in Physiotherapy Advice {Edit} Foam rolling: get the physio expert viewThis link was published on our Chartered Society of Physiotherapy website – we think this article is interesting, explaining…
by Amanda Savage on November 13, 2017 in Physiotherapy Advice {Edit} Do you suffer from pain, tingling or numbness in your hands? Have you noticed that you have become more clumsy or feel weakness in your hands? You…