Mummy MOT at NYP
The Mummy MOT is a post-natal physiotherapy assessment for all women following vaginal or caesarean deliveries, from 6 weeks post-delivery or even many years later. Who needs a Mummy … Keep reading…
The Mummy MOT is a post-natal physiotherapy assessment for all women following vaginal or caesarean deliveries, from 6 weeks post-delivery or even many years later. Who needs a Mummy … Keep reading…
Following our blog post on Chair-based exercises for Older People to perform at home, we have devised 10 exercises for those managing a long term musculoskeletal condition, such as long … Keep reading…
We are excited to offer a new physiotherapy service for cyclists of all levels. This service is aimed at: maximising performance whilst cycling maximising comfort whilst cycling decreasing pain whilst … Keep reading…
Hannah is continuing to successfully treat women with all disorders affecting the pelvis and pelvic floor, at all stages of life. This includes pregnancy and post-natal physiotherapy. She has received … Keep reading…
A frequent comment we hear is: “I should have come to see you earlier – I just thought it would go away.” Fully recovering from surgery and injury is vital … Keep reading…
There have been words of well-meaning advice and phraseology associated with medical conditions since time began. But with the advent of the internet age, there are even more myths and … Keep reading…
BRAS!!!!!! Have I got your attention?! Are you wearing the correct bra size? Have you ever thought you’d be reading about bras on a physiotherapy website?! It occurred to me … Keep reading…
Do your joints make noises? How do you describe them? Clicks, grating, grinding, rubbing, crunching, creaking etc. Which of your joints make noises? This is a very common phenomenon. My … Keep reading…
What can a physiotherapist offer you? We are often asked what is the difference between a physiotherapist and a chiropractor, an osteopath and a sports therapist? Most muscle or joint … Keep reading…
You have a muscle injury and you know it’s not just a niggle.You know a physiotherapist so you do the right thing and go and see them. Unfortunately, the news … Keep reading…