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I is for an Individual Approach: the unique patient
Taking an individual approach to patients can help them adhere to prescribed exercises, be more honest and feel better. How? Let’s see.
19
Aug
Aug
H is for Heat Therapy: understanding thermotherapy and its uses
Heat and ice are both widely used in pain and injury management. But what are each for and should you be offering them? In this article, we take a look at thermotherapy’s uses.
12
Aug
Aug
G is for Gua Sha: how you can use it in your practice
Gua Sha is a wonderful therapy used for thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It’s becoming more popular in the West as a method of relaxation, to improve circulation and relieve muscle tension. For trained physical therapists and acupuncturists, there’s nothing stopping you from offering Gua Sha to your patients too, so let’s take a look at this ancient practice.
05
Aug
Aug
F is for Foam Rolling
Foam rolling has taken the fitness world by storm in the last decade and shows no signs of slowing. So just what is foam rolling used for and can it help sports performance? Here’s what it is and how it works.
29
Jul
Jul
E is for Education: tips for progressing in physiotherapy and healthcare
No matter where you are in your physiotherapy career, it’s vital to keep thinking about where you want to get to and make a plan. In this article, we share tips about how to continue your education and open new doors.
22
Jul
Jul
D is for Deep Tissue Massage : tools and techniques
Deep tissue massage is a key part of rest and recovery but every patient has slightly different needs. In this post, we look at a few tools for deep tissue massage that work fantastically and make your job a lot easier.
16
Jul
Jul
C is for Cupping: what is it and how to get started
Cupping is an ancient practice that’s found tremendous popularity amongst elite athletes. Want to start offering it? Here’s how.
08
Jul
Jul
B is for Balance: why this skill is so important for physios to encourage
Our ability to balance declines as we age. By teaching your patients the importance of balance, they can retain this skill for longer. In this post, we talk about why it’s so important and ideas for balance building exercises.
05
Jul
Jul
A is for Acupuncture: why this practice is so powerful in the West
This ancient Chinese practice has become incredibly popular throughout the West in both its traditional and Western forms. If you’re considering training as an acupuncturist or are already qualified and want to offer it in your clinic, you’ve picked the right time to do it. Across the West, acupuncture is being adopted by national health services and the general population alike.
What we’ll be looking at today is why this complementary health practice is becoming so popular and why it fills a large gap in existing healthcare services.
28
Jun
Jun
4 Great Examples of Physiotherapy and Acupuncture Clinic Websites to Inspire You
The world has gone fully digital and it’s essential your clinic website is easy to use, clearly laid out and represents your brand. Need some inspo? Check out these websites and start redesigning yours.