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Insights from a clinical trial managing Low Back Pain

by inclinicphysio | Jan 20, 2021 | Uncategorised

I have spent the last 3 years working on a nation wide trial into management of disabling low back pain in Australia. The data has not yet been collected nor published, so this insight is purely based on my experience working with these individuals, as well as...

The 3 best health investments for 2021

by inclinicphysio | Jan 8, 2021 | Uncategorised

As they say, what's the point in earning a heap of dough, if it ends up getting spent on health care later in life. 2020 has presented us with some challenges and presented many folks with the hard truths of how the human body and mind cope when not able to access...

How do you choose your Physio?

by inclinicphysio | Dec 29, 2020 | Uncategorised

The burden of Disease

by inclinicphysio | Dec 26, 2020 | Uncategorised

It is now well and truly established, that the largest burden of disease in terms of prevalence and cost is musculoskeletal pain (muscles, bones and nerves). Within this, low back pain is the largest proportion, hence the significant amount of research that goes into...

Is it important to keep active?

by inclinicphysio | Nov 16, 2020 | Uncategorised

Into my 15th year of practice now, and over 30 years since I started playing sport, I have seen a wide range of pros and cons to exercise. I've been able to see what happens to the body when it is overloaded, underloaded, inappropriately loaded and any variation of...

Musculoskeletal Pain Insights

by inclinicphysio | Sep 1, 2020 | Anatomy

As a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, I have a particular set of skills. This has been developed over nearly 20 years of experience, research, peer review and university studies. I will also do my utmost to offer you the most appropriate care I consider to be...

Clinical Education Resource

by inclinicphysio | Jul 30, 2020 | Health & Well-being

Here is an opportunity to see some of the most important professionals in contemporary clinical practice talking on some very interesting topics.Dr Tim...

Physio in the time of Covid

by inclinicphysio | Jul 30, 2020 | Health & Well-being

Courage is forged in the fires of adversity. A quote I once used and thought sounded quite cool. It's certainly been on my mind as I've observed patients learn how to cope with health issues in this context of the recent months. Western Australia has fared quite well...

Subjective Interviewing for Clinicians

by inclinicphysio | May 21, 2020 | Health & Well-being

This is my approach to subjective interviewing of my patients based on my clinical experience and learning over my career in clinical practice. Please get in touch for more information regarding specific questionnaires, questions or to...

Our biggest challenge yet

by inclinicphysio | Feb 18, 2020 | Blog

7 years ago my mate and I were lying on the lounge room floor watching a surfing flick. Steve says, "There's this ocean race called the Molokai. A paddleboard race in Hawaii. We should do it some time." 5 years went by and we both found ourselves sitting in our...

What’s on your 2020 List?

by inclinicphysio | Jan 7, 2020 | Blog

Whether it is weight loss, increasing endurance, seeing an amazing place, or entering an event...have you given yourself the best opportunity to get it done? After nearly 20 years of working with people, here is a list of the most common limiting factors that I see,...