Have you ever questioned that being sent for a cortisone injection may not be the right answer?
The latest research into two of the most common areas for cortisone injections – shoulders and hips sheds some light on why injections are not as effective as other treatments in the majority of cases. Read more
About Chrissy Mantis
Chrissy graduated with a Masters of Physiotherapy from Flinders University in 2016. She primarily works at The Physio Clinic in Prospect and Toorak Gardens, as well as in the hospital setting at Burnside Hospital.
Chrissy has a special interest in musculoskeletal injuries and orthopaedic physiotherapy. She has additional training in dry needling and also instructs Pilates and Hydrotherapy. Read more
Did you know that the latest research reveals that a physiotherapist is the best person to see FIRST for advice and treatment.
You may not need an x-ray or medication to begin with and you do not need to wait for your GP to refer you.
A physiotherapist is a health professional trained in assessing, diagnosing, treating and preventing a wide range of movement disorders and health conditions, including osteoarthritis. Physiotherapy helps reduce stiffness and pain, increase mobility and improve quality of life and the great news is that science strongly supports this. Read more
Spikey Balls, BakBalls, Chiballs…. There are so many ball-like devices to choose from, it can be tricky to know what are they for and how to use them! So let’s take a closer look at how physio balls are used.
What are Spikey Balls?
Spikey balls are a rubber, self-treatment device designed to reduce muscle tension. Read more
