What is frozen shoulder and how is it treated?
What is frozen shoulder? Frozen shoulder is a painful condition known by many names – But no matter
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What is frozen shoulder? Frozen shoulder is a painful condition known by many names – But no matter
In previous blogs we’ve looked at some of the physical, psychological and social benefits that playing a team
While it’s outside of the scope of my practice as a sports physio to prescribe medication, as rehabilitation and pain specialists, physiotherapists regularly prescribe exercise to maximise recovery for our patients.
When Joseph Pilates created his new method of physical training in the 1920’s, he named it ‘Contrology’ due
Back pain is an almost unavoidable part of life. 1 in 6 people on the Northern Beaches are
It’s been estimated that up to half of the Australian workforce is now working from home due to
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