What is Scoliosis?
14/01/2020
Scoliosis affects up to 10% of people and is a common condition involving a sideways curve in the spine. This can either be structural or functional. Structural scoliosis occurs when there is a cur...
read moreScoliosis affects up to 10% of people and is a common condition involving a sideways curve in the spine. This can either be structural or functional. Structural scoliosis occurs when there is a cur...
read moreSymptoms include jaw soreness or tight jaw muscles, pain and stiffness in the temporomandibular joint, facial pain, headaches (mostly at the temple bones), earache, disrupted sleep (for you or your pa...
read moreDon’t hesitate to discuss these points with your therapist when visiting the clinic. You are only seeing them so often therefore your input on the daily will be crucial to optimise your recovery and...
read moreYour gluts are firing so you are safe, you do not have a dead buttock!! When it comes to retrain after an injury, if you want to work on re-establishing muscle firing patterns commit to a dynamic m...
read moreRather than just “seeing how it goes”, do something about it and get your injury seen to as soon as possible. It is not the end of the world and you will be able to recover from it and return back...
read moreToo often do we see people coming into the clinic complaining of back, neck and shoulder pain while sat at a desk. The majority of people within London, have a desk based job, sitting for more than ...
read moreShin splints is described as pain felt along the front of your lower leg. It is a common pain with runners and impact athletes, particularly beginners who do not build their training volume and intens...
read moreEvery sleeping position has pros and cons; there is no PERFECT position because we are all different, and find comfort in different positions....
read moreThe idea of a relationship between fear and pain is not new. One of the First philosophers who linked pain with fear was Aristotle, who wrote, “Let fear, then, be a kind of pain or disturbance r...
read moreDuring pregnancy your body goes though both hormonal and postural changes, having to adapt physically to carry the extra load. The hormonal changes which take place have a huge effect on the ligaments...
read moreWe are based on London Wall, the City of London, and are moments away from a few of the main underground stations in the City of London. Our closest tube stations are: Moorgate Station, Liverpool Street Station and Bank Station.
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