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What Can Make Neck Pain a Headache?

Often people experiencing a headache are also experiencing neck pain/tightness at the same time. There are different ways that neck...

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How Physio Can Help Your Headaches

Headaches are no fun. Some people will only experience short-term headaches every now and then, but for some people headaches...

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Muscle Strains

Winter sports are back and with them come more muscle strains, particularly hamstrings, quadriceps and calves. So what is a...

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We Need to Rely Less on Medical Imaging for Back Pain

Medical imaging technology seems great, right? It can take pictures of what your tissues look like and tell you exactly...

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Muscle Cramps – Why They Happen And How to Stop Them

I'm sure we've all experienced painful muscle cramps in muscles like the hamstrings, calf or quadriceps during or following exercise....

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Do We Need to Diagnose the Cause of Your Pain?

One of the key things that patients expect when visiting a physiotherapist is a diagnosis. But is a diagnosis necessary,...

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Why Chronic Pain is Worse in Winter, and What to Do About It

It's a commonly reported phenomenon that people with chronic pain experience worse symptoms in winter. But why would this be?...

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Exercising with No Gyms and No Sport

The current environment makes it hard for many of us to work as much exercise into our routine as we'd...

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Telehealth

Modern technology allows for consultations with health professionals to occur via a video link, and this is referred to as...

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Five Reasons Physios are Great Help for Chronic Pain

People with chronic pain often find it difficult to know where to go for help. They can get conflicting information...

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Take Control of Your Back Pain

Lower back pain, the majority of the time, is a temporary annoyance that will resolve fairly quickly, sometimes requiring a...

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Lateral Hip Pain Can Be a Pain in the Butt!

Lateral hip pain, that is pain on the outside of the hip, is a very common complaint, particularly among middle-aged...

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The Importance of the Rotator Cuff

"Rotator cuff" is a phrase we come across often when talking about shoulder injuries. But what exactly is it, what...

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When Kids Need Physio

Even kids need physio sometimes. Sure, they're less prone to things like back pain, neck pain and injuries than the...

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What Could Be Causing Your Shoulder Pain?

The shoulder is a very common site of musculoskeletal pain. We hear terms like "bursitis" and "frozen shoulder" but what...

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Tennis Elbow (It’s Not Just For Tennis Players)

Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylalgia (which literally means "pain on the outside of the elbow"), is the most common non-traumatic...

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Pes Anserine Bursitis

Pes anserine bursitis is a seldom thought of, but surpringly common cause of knee pain. The pes anserinus (latin for...

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Why Muscles Feel Tight

When muscles feel tight, what exactly does that mean? The feeling of tightness in muscles is related to their length...

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Pain as a Protector

When muscles feel tight, what exactly does that mean? Maybe it's time we stop thinking of pain as simply a...

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Does an ACL Tear Need Surgery?

Conventional wisdom has been that if you tear your ACL and want to return to sports such as football, soccer,...

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Piriformis Syndrome – What a Pain in the Backside!

A fairly common cause of buttock pain is piriformis syndrome. Pain from this condition is usually felt in the buttocks...

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The Patellofemoral Joint

We think of the knee as one joint. And while "the knee" primarily refers to the joint between the femur...

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Calf Pain in Runners

Calf pain and/or tightness is a very common complaint in runners. While we might be familiar with the concept of...

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Load is Good for Tendons!

When you get tendon pain then tendency is to rest. Exercise makes the tendons hurt, so resting will make them...

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Guiding you Through an Ankle Sprain

Ankle sprains are the most common sports injury. One in five patients seen in an emergency room for a sports...

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Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a super common condition causing joint pain. It may effect a number of different joints in the...

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Lateral Hip Pain

When people come in complaining of "hip pain" they are sometimes referring to the groin, sometimes to their lower back,...

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The National Strategic Action Plan for Pain Management

Regular readers of these blog posts will know that I'm often banging on about the advancements in our understanding of...

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Rupturing an Achilles Tendon

Anyone who watched game 5 of the NBA finals a couple of days ago would have seen Golden State Warriors'...

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Why it’s Important to have a Strong Glute Max

*"Strength" incorporates power generation, endurance and control. These all play a role in preventing different injury mechanisms, but for the...

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Golfer’s Elbow

I have seen, literally, zero people with golfer's elbow who actually play golf (I have seen golfers that are suffering...

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Loading Based Back Pain

Load is a common cause of chronic lower back pain (Lower back pain that has lasted longer than three months)....

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The Sacroiliac Joint

The sacroiliac joint (SIJ) is an often underlooked potential source of lower back pain. It's particularly common to be a...

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What is a Physiotherapist?

Now there's a big important question that I, perhaps, should have addressed in a blog post earlier. I think there's...

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Kinesiology Taping

Kinesiology taping has been around since the 1970s, but a surge in awareness of it and its popularity occurred after...

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Promoting Recovery After Exercise

At this time of year many of us up our exercise levels. Heat's no longer an excuse not to exercise,...

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Just What is Bursitis?

Bursitis is a common condition. But what is it exactly? You might have a friend that has bursitis of the...

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ACL Injuries in Women’s Sport

Since the inception of the AFL Women's (AFLW) competition it's seen a high rate of ACL injuries. The injury report...

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The Principles of Rehab

When we think of what physiotherapists try to do, we generally think about them trying to relieve very immediate symptoms,...

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The Pitfalls of Starting a New Exercise Program

Overuse injuries are common when you're starting a new exercise regime, or increasing your exercise load. It can be disheartening....

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How Muscles Tear

Muscle tears and muscle strains are common sporting injuries. Particularly now that we are heading into the winter sports season,...

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What We Know About Shoulder Bursitis

Our understanding has come along way in recent years, in terms of shoulder pain that in the past we would...

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When Work Gives You a Pain in the Neck

Many office workers are no strangers to neck and upper back pain. Ever wondered why? Or how to treat or...

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Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia is a condition which causes widespread chronic (persistent) pain, and has associated sleep problems, depressed mood, fatigue and cognitive...

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Exercise & Movement Are Best For Back Pain

Back pain is one of the most common reasons for presenting to a GP. It's also an enigma. It's less...

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The Importance of Buy In

I read a post on facebook recently. Someone was asking for recommendations for a health professional, because they'd been to...

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What You Need to Know About Neck Sprains

It can be a scary experience when it happens, but it's very common. You wake up with pain in one...

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What We Know About Back Pain

Back pain is a very common condition. Most people will experience back pain during their lives. For many this will...

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Pain in the Sole of your Foot and/or Heel? It’s Likely Plantar Fasciitis!

Pain in the sole of the foot or heel pain is more common in the summer. "Why?" you may ask....

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Plantar Fasciitis or Plantar Heel Pain?

This time of year we find more patients are complaining of pain in their heel/s and/or the sole of their...

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Making Your New Years Fitness Resolutions Stick

As we come to the end of the year, many of us start setting goals for next year. Many of...

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Warm Ups & Cool Downs

What's the point of a warm up and cool down before and after an exercise session? It's just a time...

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The Scoop about Shin Splints

You might have heard of shin splints before. They're a fairly common injury, particularly in runners and people playing sports...

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What’s a Good Exercise for Back Pain?

I get this question all the time. Unfortunately, the answer is complicated. Wouldn't that be nice, if there was an...

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Achilles Tendinopathy

Also known as Achilles tendinitis, Achilles tendinopathy is a fairly common affliction, particularly in people in their thirties. Runners and...

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Is Your Knee Pain From Fat Pads?

Those of you with whom I've diagnosed "infrapatellar fat pad impingement" know that it's a tongue-twister of a diagnosis. But...

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Keep (Foam) Rolling

Have you seen the rise in the use of foam rollers and wondered what it's all about? What does it...

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Tight Hamstrings: Is There More to it than Tight Hamstrings?

"My hamstrings are always tight." Is this you? Maybe it's someone you know, or multiple people you know. Tightness in...

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Growing Pains: Osgood-Schlatter’s & Sever’s

Knee pain and heel pain are common complaints in kids, particularly active kids between the ages of 10-14 years. Common...

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It’s About More Than Weight Loss: The Many Benefits of Exercise

For many people, a big reason for exercising is the desire to lose some excess weight. But for many, despite...

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What’s The Deal With Core Stability?

You might not know much about your 'core' but you've probably heard that it (and it's stability) is important, particularly...

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What Do You Do When You Hurt Your Back?

Have you ever had this happen to you? You bend down to pick something up, or maybe you combine lifting...

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Vicious Cycles & Breathing

I promised more blog posts on specifics related to chronic pain, so here we go. A lot of chronic pain...

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Why we Need to do Better Rehab for Ankle Sprains

Ankles sprains are the most commonly sustained sporting injury. As an example, between 70-80% of basketball players have had at...

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Is Your Headache a Pain in the Neck?

Headaches suck. We've almost all had them and they're no fun. A lot of the time headaches don't last too...

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What is Chronic Pain and What do We Do About it?

The treatment of chronic pain is a particular interest of mine. So I thought I should probably take the time...

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Get the Most Out of Sleep

We spend around a third of our lives asleep. So just how beneficial is sleep to our health? And how...

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How Stretching Works

Surely everyone has tried stretching before. But what exactly does stretching do and how does it do it? And how...

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Are You Moving Your Shoulder Blade Correctly?

Have you ever thought about how you're moving your shoulder blade? The answer's probably no, right? Well you're not alone....

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Is Posture Causing Your Back Pain?

Poor posture often gets the blame for causing lower back pain. While it probably gets the blame more often than...

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Good Acute Injury Management

You've sprained your ankle, or strained your calf, or done a similar acute injury. How you manage it in the...

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