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As the chilly weather sets in, it's a signal for sports enthusiasts to gear up for the much-awaited winter sports season. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or someone looking to get back into the game after a hiatus, the start of winter sports, such as...

Myotherapy treatments are becoming an increasingly popular treatment for addressing muscle and joint issues. But what exactly can you expect if it's your first time having a myotherapy treatment?   First off, your therapist will take the time to discuss your presenting symptoms and listen to you...

Active adolescents have an increased need for taking proper care of their bodies. Remedial massage can be a beneficial treatment for these young athletes as it helps to reduce inflammation and speed up the body's natural healing process.   Studies show that remedial massage can help improve...

  While remedial massage therapy can assist with relieving physical health conditions, it can also help achieve a positive mind and body balance with a number of mental health benefits. Remedial massage therapy can complement traditional psychotherapy and has proven to have a positive effect on...

Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common conditions contributing to heel pain. It involves the inflammation of the tissue which runs across the bottom of the foot called the plantar fascia. Most people with this condition find that it is manageable with conservative treatment,...

The cold winter months can make exercise and maintaining muscle health a challenge. Many people become more sedentary during this season to keep warm and comfy at home. However, it is important to keep maintaining muscle health in winter to prevent muscle tightness or injury.   Why...

Stress is a very common and normal physical response to the demands of everyday life. As impossible as it is to avoid stress completely, finding ways to manage the stress is effective in improving the quality of life. One of the ways that many people...

“Many Australians are sitting longer than they are sleeping” – Professor David Dunstan, Head, Physical Activity Laboratory Baker IDI   Studies have shown that sitting for 8 or more hours a day can cause a multitude of negative physical effects. Australians working full time in jobs that...

What is Myofascial Cupping? You’ve seen the round marks on social media or Olympic athletes, but are you aware of how cupping can help tight muscles? These marks are from a therapy called ‘Myofascial Cupping’ or ‘Cupping’ and it involves the use of glass, bamboo, or...