by inclinicphysio | Jan 16, 2017 | Anatomy, Fitness & Training, Health & Well-being
Shoulder Impingement, often referred to as “Bursitis”, is one of the more common Musculoskeletal complaints in our community. Principal Physiotherapist James Weir discusses the issue and offers some self-diagnosis options to aid in your management....
by inclinicphysio | Jan 5, 2017 | Anatomy, Back Pain, Health & Well-being, Pain Management, Uncategorised
Pain always seem to be a scary topic. It makes people nervous…But in reality, it is a wonderful part of your body system. An exceptionally valuable communication network that keeps your brain aware of everything that is going on throughout your body systems and...
by inclinicphysio | Apr 5, 2016 | Anatomy, Back Pain, Health & Well-being, Pain Management
Terminology and advice. It’s a hot topic amongst those who lead the way in the space of beliefs, therapeutic influence and therapeutic consequences at the moment. The power of words from people in positions of influence has come more and more under scrutiny as...
by inclinicphysio | Mar 21, 2016 | Anatomy, Back Pain, Fitness & Training, Health & Well-being, Pain Management, Ski & Snow
Back Pain. It’s common, it’s uncomfortable, and quite frankly, we’re scared of it. Back Pain has a terrible reputation in our community. In fact, the reputation and beliefs about back pain that exist in our population are so commonly negative, that...
by inclinicphysio | Feb 3, 2016 | Anatomy, Fitness & Training, Health & Well-being, Pain Management, Shoulder, Surgery
So after a very busy start to 2016, we are kicking off the New Year of clinical education with the “all-too-well-known” Rotator Cuff of the shoulder. The rotator cuff is one of the most commonly talked about, treated, operated on, shoulder structures in our...
by inclinicphysio | Oct 5, 2015 | Anatomy
The next instalment on our topic of knee anatomy and injuries is the MCL, or Medial Collateral Ligament. The MCL doesn’t get quite as much air-time as the Meniscus and the ACL but is actually a commonly injured ligament. It is often injured in the corresponding...
