
Learning to Live with Loss
Posted 17 hours ago By David Bowmaker, Chartered Physiotherapist .Despite feeling like I was prepared for the death of my dad as a result of a prolonged period of illness, with many heart... View Article
Despite feeling like I was prepared for the death of my dad as a result of a prolonged period of illness, with many heart... View Article
My name is Arlene Bowmaker and among the many ‘hats that I wear’ in my working... View Article
A common conversation I have in clinic is around the potential benefits and risks of steroid injections, often referred to as cortisone. ... View Article
Stewart Kerr, Advanced Practice Physiotherapist, takes use further into the subject of shoulder problems.
So it’s been a little longer than anticipated in writing this blog however here we are as... View Article
One of the key parts of our profession is to encourage people to do exercise, both in terms of... View Article
I was recently explaining our policy at LFW to wear sticky grippy socks during classes to a yogi friend. I know... View Article
So what is the difference between Yoga and Pilates? This is a straightforward question which is often asked by our clients... View Article
A high volume injection is a procedure performed to treat painful tendons otherwise known as tendinopathy. They are most often used... View Article
Given my longstanding affinity for the shoulder and treating shoulder conditions I thought it was about time I jotted down a few... View Article
So who am I and why am I writing this blog? Excellent questions. I am Gordon Thomson 33 years old and retired professional badminton player and pursuing a... View Article
There’s a lot of coverage in the media regarding ladies who have had plastic mesh implants to... View Article
Introduction
There are a multitude of issues and concerns that may prompt any person, of any background, in any situation, to seek out a psychologist. These may include experiences of helplessness,... View Article