The Journal

Why we suffer from pain and injury
Injuries, aches, and pains are a common part of the human experience. As physiotherapists, our role is to help individuals recover from these issues and

Don’t ignore the niggle
Don’t Ignore the Niggle: Why You Should See a Physiotherapist ASAP (and make our job easier) We’ve all experienced those minor aches and pains that

This technique literally changes lives
Finding Healing Through EMDR: Your Path to Inner Peace Introduction Life’s challenges can often leave us with emotional scars that affect our mental well-being. Whether

Not sleeping well? In pain?
I don’t know about you, but i could do with a little more sleep. The stress of the past few years, the body simply getting

Top 8 Ways to Stay Fit and Healthy During Winter
Top 8 Ways to Stay Fit and Healthy During Winter It’s getting much cooler and it’s easy to slip into a sedentary lifestyle and

Explaining Pain
Pain is a complex phenomenon that involves both physiological and psychological factors. While pain can be a helpful signal that something is wrong with the

Leaking when coughing, sneezing or playing sport? Pain with going to the toilet?
Have you ever heard of a pessary? It’s a medical device that can help treat pelvic organ prolapse (POP) or urinary incontinence in women. Basically,

Psychological Trauma- Not always what it seems
If your’e like most people, you likely believe trauma is a large, often life-altering event………….not necessarily. Often when we talk about trauma, we’re referring to

Pelvic floor
Why the PELVIC FLOOR is important. Let’s be honest, you have all heard about the Pelvic floor, but what is all the hype really

When life feels out of balance, we inevitably feel stressed out
Values and Mindfulness: When life feels out of balance, we inevitably feel stressed out. Sometimes we don’t even realise how or when this happened, we

Setting boundaries
Setting Boundaries: ‘Boundaries aren’t trying to control someone or make them change. Boundaries are about establishing how you want to be treated, self-preservation in

Stress
Show me a person that hasn’t had some kind of stress over the past 2 years. If you’ve been that person, please read this blog,

SHIN SPLINTS
What are they? Shin splints give pain along the shin bones between the knee and ankle. Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome is the most common form

Vertigo (Dizzyness)
Do you feel like the whole world is spinning? It’s a shocking sensation to have your head constantly spinning isn’t it? Read this blog below

Managing Lockdown Injuries and Niggle
As Physio’s we can probably all agree that the most common complaint we receive is neck and back pain. During the lockdown period we still