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Treatment of Sacroiliac Joint dysfunction (SIJ Pain)
Treatment of Sacroiliac Joint dysfunction Article by Graceville Physiotherapist Molly Cartledge The sacroiliac joint or SIJ is a common complaint of patients presenting to physiotherapy [1]. The SIJ is a joint that sits between the sacrum at the bottom of the spine,...
July Newsletter
July NewsletterTreatment of Sacroiliac Joint dysfunction (SIJ Pain) By Graceville Physio Molly Cartledge The sacroiliac joint or SIJ sits between the sacrum at the bottom of the spine, and the pelvis. This joint only allows small amounts of movement but is important...
Respiratory physiotherapy in the community: Bronchiectasis and other chronic conditions
Respiratory physiotherapy in the community: Bronchiectasis and other chronic conditions Article by Graceville Physiotherapist Matthew Fowler Bronchiectasis and other similar respiratory conditions have been on the rise globally. Despite a lack of clear data in...
June Newsletter
June NewsletterRespiratory Physio and how it can help. By Graceville Physio Meg McGrath Respiratory physiotherapy is a relatively unknown area of physio, but not a new one. It has its roots in hospital physio, where physiotherapists traditionally would help with...
The Benefits Of Clinical Pilates
The Benefits Of Clinical PilatesWhatever stage you’re at in life, keeping fit is a very important part of every stage. Clinical pilates is a form of exercise treatment tailored to ensuring that your body stays active. This can be used on it’s own, as simply a way to...
May Newsletter
May NewsletterTreatment of Tennis Elbow By Graceville Physio Joni Levine Tennis elbow is an overuse injury of our forearm muscles that affects the common tendon of these muscles that is situated on the outer part of our elbow. It affects approximately 1-3% of all...
The importance of exercise in healthy ageing
The importance of exercise in healthy ageing Article by Graceville Physiotherapist Matt Fowler Physiological ageing is a normal aspect of life in which the human body experiences widespread systematic changes. As it relates to physiotherapy, many musculoskeletal...
April Newsletter
April NewsletterGetting older means changes to your body. Keeping active is an essential aspect of healthy ageing. Article by Graceville Physiotherapist Matt Fowler As we age, our bodies undergo several changes that can lead to an overall loss of strength, balance,...
Treatment of temporomandibular joint disorders
Benefits of physiotherapy in the treatment of temporomandibular disorders Article by Graceville Physiotherapist Joni Levine Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders is a collective term for any conditions that affect the jaw and its’ associated muscles, ligaments and...
March Newsletter
March Newsletter Abdominal Separation Pregnancy related abdominal separation has many names – ab separation, diastasis, rectus abdominis diastasis (RAD) and diastasis of the rectus abdominis muscles (DRAM) to name a few! Essentially it refers to the distance between...
February Newsletter
February Newsletter The benefits of physiotherapy in the treatment of Jaw pain and TMJ Jaw pain and TMJ can occur due to issues with the associated muscles, ligaments and nerve supply. Common issues in patients who have jaw pain include bruxism (clenching), pain with...
January Newsletter
January Newsletter Getting set for a healthy and pain free school year! Graceville Physio is offering 'Gap Free Physio for kids' in January 2021 as a way of getting your kids all set for a healthy and pain free school year! It is a great opportunity for parents to...
