Physiotherapy

Scroll through Instagram or TikTok and you’ll find physios everywhere – demonstrating exercises, sharing recovery tips, and giving a glimpse into life behind the

Scroll through Instagram or TikTok and you’ll find physios everywhere – demonstrating exercises, sharing recovery tips, and giving a glimpse into life behind the

Imagine this: you’ve just finished a great session with a patient recovering from a knee injury. You suggest a particular brace that could support their progress –

Imagine finishing your last patient session on a Thursday afternoon, knowing you’ve got three whole days ahead to recharge, spend time with family, or simply catch your

For premature and medically fragile infants, the earliest moments of life often involve intensive care, tubes and incubators instead of the warmth of a parent's arms.

Good posture is essential to overall health, especially during adolescence when the body is still growing and developing. Of course, it’s become a big concern in recent

Good posture is about so much more than being able to hold your head up high. It can affect many different areas of a school child’s health and lead to discomfort,

In today’s fast-paced corporate world, office workers are spending the bulk of their day at a desk engrossed in computer work, with very little physical activity. This

The Importance of Physiotherapy in the Workplace & How to Implement It In today's fast-paced work environment, the physical and mental

With the majority of physiotherapy clinics left to their own devices when it comes to hygiene, one physiotherapist has investigated industry practices with surprising results.

The confluence of advanced technology, new research, traditional philosophies, social media, and pressure on the health system has left the physiotherapy industry batting

Some may argue that nutritional counselling is not part of physiotherapy, but nutrition plays a crucial role in the musculoskeletal healing process. So, should physiotherapists

Pain is a human condition that we’ve all experienced at some stage in our lives. It’s also a complex subject that’s been comprehensively studied. Still,

If you’re one of eight in 10 of us who own a smartphone, you might start noticing symptoms of what’s been termed ‘tech neck’ (also known as text neck).

Strength training offers important health benefits for children and teens despite the many misconceptions surrounding safety. Physiotherapist Tim Dettmann helps us bust six

If you lift weights, you're a lean, mean fighting machine. That's what the research reveals if we're talking about fighting major diseases of the mind and body.

For many sufferers of vertigo, that spinning feeling is something they learn to simply put up with, usually after a few visits to the GP or specialist. What

Mental health should be at the centre of all physiotherapy treatment plans, according to Physiotherapist, Kathryn Anderson, who says the profession has never been more committed

Breast cancer affects one in eight Australian women, and 40 per cent

The birth of a baby is one of life's happiest and most celebrated moments. But for an alarming number of Australian woman childbirth can also lead to physical and psychological