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A sneak peek at the new Dickson digs. One week to go! Diary is open and bookings are flowing in @empower.betterhealth www.empowerbetterhealth.com.au
Exciting stuff - one of the largest new multidisciplinary (EP<>PT) rehab facilities coming soon to Canberra. All the trimmings, 9 private clinical rooms opening into a massive gym space, 2 studios, sled track, fully stocked gym etc. With a tea
Two new Patient Guides! ⭐ Blogpost #31: A Patients Guide on the Management of 🧊Frozen Shoulder🧊- Evidence-based Conservative and Specialist Treatment Pathways for Adhesive Capsulitis ⭐ ⭐ Blogpost #32: The Shoulder in Mid-Life Crisis – A pa
Two new Patient Guides! ⭐ Blogpost #31: A Patients Guide on the Management of 🧊Frozen Shoulder🧊- Evidence-based Conservative and Specialist Treatment Pathways for Adhesive Capsulitis ⭐ ⭐ Blogpost #32: The Shoulder in Mid-Life Crisis – A pa
🤷Where is the 'Shoulder' exactly, do words matter? 🔎Patients can often present with “Shoulder Pain” or “Shoulder Tightness” that is located between the Glenohumeral Joint and the Neck. 🗣️This can be a little tricky somet
Exciting News! From Monday 31st October 2022 I will be starting a new Physiotherapy service with Empower Better Health as the Director of Physiotherapy. I have previously worked with the Empower team on many occasions as they were my next-door Exer
AUSTRALIA! IT'S MAGPIE SEASON AGAIN! ⭐Blogpost: Magpie Therapy for Low Back Pain* ⭐ (*non-specific LBP) 📜: https://physioclinician.medium.com/magpie-therapy-for-low-back-pain-a66f3a1d7622, or select link in Bio for blog list (for instagram) 🕵Ho
⭐ Blogpost Number !!30!!: Saving the Unhappy Kneecap Joint – Evidence-Based Management of Patellofemoral Pain.⭐ Link: https://physioclinician.medium.com/saving-the-unhappy-kneecap-joint-2df5f1083d20 (link in Bio for Instagram) ❓Looking for a
🔎Common Differential Diagnoses of Lateral Elbow Pain. 🤞Some of these conditions have common patterns of symptoms but there is variability between patients, as usual the 'story' or subjective examination will give away the best clues. 🔎Not all la
⭐ Blogpost: Forearm Pain diagnosed as “RSI” is just a diagnosis of “I don’t know why” ⭐ 🔎My thoughts on why using the term “RSI” does very little to help patients manage forearm pain and injuries, and shoul