You’ve probably heard of the term rehabilitation. In essence, it is what physiotherapists do! We get you back doing the things you love following an injury or surgery. But did you know that prehabilitation in the lead up to the sporting season or surgery is just as important?
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Dizziness is very common, affecting up to 20% of adults each year. The most common cause of dizziness is a condition called BPPV, or Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo.
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In the human body, there are 12 different systems that power us and make our bodies work. Many of us know the cardiovascular, the digestive and even the muscular system, but one that is less known is the lymphatic system.
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If you have been involved in sport or the occasional boogey on a Saturday night, the chances are that you’ve probably sprained your ankle at some stage in your life.
Read moreSenior Physiotherapist & certified Cancer rehabilitation specialist, Natalie Bukojemski talks through how we can help you or your loved ones following a cancer diagnosis.
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Every September, we acknowledge International Prostate Cancer Month and aim to create awareness and educate Australian men & women around this disease that will affect approximately 16,741 males this year alone.
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Over the last year, South Australians, like the rest of the world, are living through lockdowns and dealing with the ramifications of the impact on our mental health.
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Cervicogenic headache is a common cause of chronic headache seen in private practice. It accounts for 15-20% of all chronic and recurrent headaches.
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It has been over a year since the 100th COVID-19 case was recorded in March 2020, Australians are working from home more than they were before the pandemic, and they expect this pattern to continue, according to data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS). Stats have revealed that around 47 per cent of employed Australians expected the amount of work from home to remain the same, 11 per cent expected a decrease and 8 per cent expected an increase*.
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