Are you getting enough treatment?
Whilst undergoing my studies into becoming a Myotherapist I was educated under the philosophy of “treating with the aim for discharge” which translates to a job well done. In an [...]
Knowledge is Power
I'd like to share a short story of what I consider to be one of my most unique experiences I had in my Myotherapy career to date. It has nothing [...]
Importance of Warming Up Before You Sit
I have treated John for many years. Before he retired last year, he worked as a dentist and therefore, spent prolonged periods of time bending over his patients. John first [...]
How to look after your tendons to avoid injury
I recently had a client come to me with severe knee pain. Anyone that has had a knee issue in the past will know that knee pain can come from [...]
The importance of correct posture in children
Earlier this year the team at our Greensborough clinic were introduced to a 12 year old referred by Paul Chamberlain, child chiropractor from Family Tree Health. The client was experiencing [...]
Looking at the body as a whole
During the assessment of someone who presents with a painful body region, it is widely considered that it is important to assess the areas above and below the site of [...]
Counteracting your work place posture!
I have been speaking to a lot of clients about counteracting their daily posture with stretches and corrective exercises. I have been working closely with a new patient of mine [...]
How to create a healthier work environment – targeted ergonomics of desk workers
Today’s workforce is to be commended on their efforts for continually educating the growing population of desk workers on how to improve the ergonomics of their working environment. However, there [...]
The difference between RSI & Carpal Tunnel
Many people are curious if the terms RSI (Repetitive Stress Injuries) and Carpal Tunnel mean the same thing. While countless may be in agreement that these two conditions are one [...]