
Shoulder Pain Malvern: How Physiotherapy Can Help You Recover Shoulder pain can significantly impact your daily activities, from simple tasks like reaching overhead to more complex movements involved...
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Managing Common Health Concerns with Physiotherapy Physiotherapy is an essential part of allied health care, offering a hands-on and evidence-based approach to managing a wide range of health...
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Keith recently attended the Sporting Hamstring course conducted by Geelong Cats head physio Mark Young and AIS track and field physio Ben Raysmith and provides insight into how...
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Debunking Myths About Remedial Massage: How It Supports Pain Relief and Recovery Remedial massage is a powerful tool in managing pain, improving movement, and supporting recovery from...
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Understanding Inflammation: What It Is and How Physiotherapy Can Help Inflammation is a natural response in the body, playing a crucial role in healing and recovery. However, when...
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How Pre and Post-Operative Physiotherapy Prepares Your Body for Surgery Introduction Undergoing surgery is a significant event, and ensuring your body is well-prepared can make a remarkable difference...
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Comparing Musculoskeletal and Sports Physiotherapy: Which One Do You Need? When seeking physiotherapy, it can be helpful to understand the different areas of expertise within the profession. While...
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As cycling is a very repetitive sport, any injuries that occur tend to be related to overuse and can usually be attributed to inadequate bike setup, training volume...
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You may have heard about Pilates from a friend or even had a recommendation from your doctor. Pilates has gained immense popularity over the years. It offers a...
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Why Clinical Pilates is Perfect for Every Body Clinical Pilates is a fantastic option for exercise based rehab, as it offers a tailored, evidence-based method to help individuals...
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What is an ankle sprain? An ankle sprain means damage or tearing to ligament fibres. The most common ankle sprains involve tearing one or several of the ligaments...
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What is Osteoporosis? Osteoporosis is a medical condition diagnosed in individuals with low bone mineral density. The current definition is those with bone mineral density that is greater...
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One of the most common questions we get as a diagnosing practitioner is “Do I need a MRI, I’ve been told I should get a scan?”. There is...
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A pain in ones foot can start off as a small discomfort but after a day of walking, jogging, or even standing in high heels, a small issue...
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The Essential Role of a Specialist Physiotherapist in Your Rehabilitation When recovering from an injury or managing a complex musculoskeletal condition, expert care can make all the difference....
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Total knee replacement (TKR) ranks among the most commonly performed orthopaedic surgeries, with over 50,000 procedures annually in Australia. This figure is projected to rise substantially in the...
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One of the most influential recent developments in sports medicine’s understanding of human physiology has been grasping the effect that load has on tissue. When I speak of...
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Osgood-Schlatter Disease Osgood-Schlatter Disease is a common condition that affects the knees, primarily in adolescents, particularly during growth spurts. It is characterised by pain, swelling and tenderness just...
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Everybody will have experienced a time when they have an important event coming up, and the last thing they could possibly want is an injury. So, how can...
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What is it? The fascia is a tough, fibrous connective tissue that supports the arch of the foot and transmits forces. It’s intricately attached to the heel, toes,...
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Discover everything you need to know about physiotherapy, what physiotherapists do, how they help, and when you should seek advice from a physio. Our warm and friendly team...
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One of the most common misconceptions when working with a physio is that your treatment is limited to your appointment. In fact, one of the most crucial elements...
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Pain on the side of your hip? It could be due to trochanteric bursitis. This is the inflammation or swelling of the bursa (fluid-filled sack) that sits in...
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Bursitis is commonly diagnosed as the cause of pain in many areas of the body; you may have heard of it when people discuss their shoulder or hip....
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Our bones make slight changes to their architecture every day. This process is called remodelling and it occurs in response to the pressures and forces we put on...
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Relieve TMJ pain with expert physiotherapy at Malvern Physiotherapy If you’ve ever experienced pain, clicking, or difficulty moving your jaw, known as the temporomandibular joint or TMJ, you...
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If you’ve suffered a soft injury in the past – even a garden variety strain or sprain – chances are you’ve been advised to use the RICE method...
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What is a muscle imbalance? To properly understand what muscle imbalance means, it is essential to understand the fine balance in which our bodies operate. Different types of...
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Osgood-Schlatter Disease Osgood-Schlatter Disease is a common condition that affects the knees, primarily in adolescents, particularly during growth spurts. It is characterised by pain, swelling and tenderness just...
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With the stop and start nature of how COVID-19 have affected most sports this year, it is very likely we will see an increase in new injuries as...
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Posture is a frequent topic of discussion for physiotherapists at Malvern Physiotherapy Clinic, clients, the media and society. A common belief is that spinal pain is caused by...
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What is Osteoporosis? Osteoporosis is a medical condition diagnosed in individuals with low bone mineral density. The current definition is those with bone mineral density that is greater...
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The shoulder joint also known as the glenohumeral joint is highly mobile. This allows for the greatest range of possible places your functional hand can access. It achieves...
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Research published this year in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that coffee can do far more than just keep you awake. There is an increasing number...
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How Pre and Post-Operative Physiotherapy Prepares Your Body for Surgery Introduction Undergoing surgery is a significant event, and ensuring your body is well-prepared can make a remarkable difference...
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What is it? The fascia is a tough, fibrous connective tissue that supports the arch of the foot and transmits forces. It’s intricately attached to the heel, toes,...
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Some thoughts from Hina on breathing techniques commonly taught in Clinical Pilates. I have been practicing Clinical Pilates for over eight years and teaching for the past five....
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One of the most common questions we get as a diagnosing practitioner is “Do I need a MRI, I’ve been told I should get a scan?”. There is...
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The foot typically has 28 bones, 33 joints, and more than one hundred muscles, tendons, and ligaments, making it a very complex moving structure. It also has two...
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As we begin to settle into the new school year, parents have an important role to play in ensuring their children have a healthy, active, and pain-free time...
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With a recent spate of kneecap (patella) tracking issues, I thought I would explore this injury more and describe the reasons behind faulty patella tracking. Patella-tracking issues are...
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To assess, diagnose and manage musculoskeletal conditions Through video-link, your physiotherapist will be able to go through a thorough history of what your complaint is, how it started,...
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