The phone, the laptop, the desktop, the phone again.
How to break the cycle of screen-driven neck pain
The phone, the laptop, the desktop, the phone again.
How to break the cycle of screen-driven neck pain
There are many different therapies out there, and there are some highly skilled therapists within each profession. It comes down to a matter of preference and finding a therapist that works for you. Having said that, we believe in osteopathy and here are some reasons why we think our profession is awesome
When a sports injury occurs, whether it is a rolled ankle, a strained hamstring, or a shoulder injury from repetitive lifting, the body responds as a whole. Muscles tighten to protect the area, joints may move less, and movement patterns subtly change.
Did you know that four out of five people will experience lower back pain at some point in their lives? Lower back pain is a common reason our patients seek out osteopathic care. Read on to find out about the different causes and treatment options for lower back pain!
Knee pain in the middle to late decades of life is a common complaint amongst patients presenting to osteopathic clinics across the globe. Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common cause of knee pain in this age group of people. Research suggests approximately 654 million people aged 40 years and over were living with knee OA in 2020 around the world. This comes at an incredible cost to healthcare services worldwide, with figures in the billions of dollars!
There are many different therapies out there, and there are some highly skilled therapists within each profession. It comes down to a matter of preference and finding a therapist that works for you. Having said that, we believe in osteopathy and here are some reasons why we think our profession is awesome
Rachel enjoys treating a wide range of complex conditions and patients. Her approach and style includes a well-rounded mix of hands-on techniques, in combination with education, exercise programming, breathing retraining and pain management advice. Her treatment of musicians and love of biomechanics of the body led her to take a particular interest in the treatment of dysfunctional breathing patterns.
Riley enjoys helping patient’s with their pain and restriction and getting them back doing what they love. This involves the holistic combination of manual therapy, exercise & lifestyle advice and pain education. Riley aims to give you the tools you need to help with your pain journey, just as osteopathy has done for himself time and time again.