How Understanding Pelvic Positioning Can TransformYour Exercise and Rehab
What Is Pelvic Tilt? The pelvis is the bowl-shaped bone that you feel when you are told to “put your hands on your hips”. A helpful way to understand pelvic tilt/movement is by imagining it as a bowl filled with water. Different muscles influence control forwards and backwards tilting of the pelvis. Learning how to […]
Rotator Cuff Injuries: Why Strength and Control Matter in Rehab
Rotator cuff injuries are one of the most common causes of shoulder pain we see in clinic. The rotator cuff plays a vital role in controlling and stabilising the shoulder during movement—so when it’s injured, even simple tasks like reaching overhead or lifting a light object can become uncomfortable or difficult. Whether the issue is […]
Recovery Takes Time: Why Patience Matters in Physiotherapy
When it comes to injury recovery, most people want quick results. It’s natural to hope that pain will settle quickly! But recovery rarely happens overnight. Every injury has its own timeline, and patience is one of the most important parts of rehabilitation. Different Tissues Heal at Different Speeds Not all tissues recover at the same […]
RockPods: Modern Cupping for Recovery and Movement
If you’ve ever spotted athletes or clients with small red or black silicone cups attached to their skin, you’ve probably seen RockPods in action. RockPods are a modern twist on traditional cupping therapy, designed by RockTape, and they’re becoming a popular tool in physiotherapy, recovery, and sports performance. What Are RockPods? RockPods are silicone-based cups […]
How to Set Up Your Desk Workstation For Better Ergonomics
Whether you’re working from home or at the office, spending long hours at your work desk can take a toll on your body. Poor workstation setup is one of the most common causes of neck strain, back pain, shoulder tightness, and even headaches. Here’s your step-by-step guide to help you create a more ergonomic desk […]
Have You Had A Workplace Injury?
If you’ve sustained a work-related injury in Victoria, WorkSafe Victoria may cover the cost of physiotherapy to aid your recovery and facilitate a safe return to work. Understanding the process can help you access the care you need promptly. What Is WorkSafe Victoria? WorkSafe Victoria is the state’s statutory authority responsible for enforcing occupational health […]
Do You Need Physiotherapy Through The TAC (Transport Accident Commission)?
If you’ve been injured in a transport accident in Victoria, you may be eligible for funded physiotherapy treatment through the Transport Accident Commission (TAC). Many people don’t realise how to access this support—or that they even qualify. Here’s a simple guide on how it works. What is the TAC? TAC is a government body that […]
How to Get a Medicare Referral for Physiotherapy in Australia
If you have a chronic or long-term condition, you may be eligible to access Medicare-funded physiotherapy—up to 5 sessions per year—through something called a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plan, sometimes also referred to as an EPC (Enhanced Primary Care) referral. Many people are unaware they qualify, and they miss out on valuable support for managing […]
Rehabilitation Exercises for Adductor Strains
An adductor strain is an injury to the muscles of the inner thigh, commonly known as theadductors. In the human body, there are five different adductor muscles in each leg. Thesemuscles are responsible for pulling the leg inwards towards the midline of the body, as well asstabilising the leg and pelvis during everyday activities and […]
Corticosteroid/Cortisone Injections- to inject or not to inject?
What are cortisone/corticosteroid injections?Corticosteroids are a type of steroid that can be used as an anti-inflammatory medication. Theyare available in various forms including tablets, inhalers, creams/gels, suppository andinjections. You might have heard about injections for conditions such as shoulder bursitis,trochanteric bursitis, rotator cuff tendinopathy, gluteal tendinopathy, De Quervain’sTenosynovitis and knee osteoarthritis to name a few. […]
