Rethinking Persistent Pain: Edward’s Science-Backed, Patient-Centred Approach When pain lingers for months—or even years—most people are offered the same outdated solutions: manipulation, needling, electrotherapy or medications and surgery. But persistent pain isn’t...
One of the most common sources of knee pain in sporty children, especially in boys is Osgood Schlatter’s Disease. However, it is not a disease at all, Osgood Schlatter’s is an old term used to describe pain & inflammation just below the knee where the thigh...
Cramps are a common and often painful experience that many people have encountered at some point in their lives. Our physiotherapy clients often report these symptoms. The cramp can occur in various parts of the body, including the legs, feet, and abdomen, and are...
Intro_part1 When you sustain an injury, to you, it may seem like a straightforward process to determine what happened and what the diagnosis is. However, attending an assessment with one of our clinicians for a full hour is crucial to ensure that we can provide you...
Shoulder pain for us Jersey folk can be a real pain in the neck (or rather, shoulder). And one of the most common culprits behind this discomfort is a rotator cuff injury. It’s like a sneaky little troublemaker that can creep up on you over time, or it can come...
Do you ever hear a strange noise coming from your knee when you move it? perhaps a grinding noise? Some describe it as a snap, or crackle or pop. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. In fact, 99% of knees make some sort of noise, according to a study by McCoy...
