
How City Osteopathy Approaches Sports Injuries Differently
Sports injuries can be a frustrating setback, whether you’re a professional athlete or simply enjoy an active lifestyle.
Sports injuries can be a frustrating setback, whether you’re a professional athlete or simply enjoy an active lifestyle.
Office-based workers very often describe aching in the neck, shoulders, jaw and back.
You may have a headache every day or you may have an occasional headache.
Our recent article published in SuperPARENTS in Chinese with our Osteopath, Elaine Ward.
Runners and non runners alike will likely have heard of this condition. Plantar fasciitis (PF) is a common affliction in runners between 35-55 years of age. It presents as pain or burning in the foot and heel, and can be especially bad for those first few steps in the morning. It
Get rid of the toxic effects of stress with meditation Who does not have stress? You may have big stresses like job or relationship or health related or minor daily stresses like reaching somewhere on time, meeting deadlines or disciplining your kids. Whether your issues are big or small, stress
Running injuries usually occur when the in-built suspension mechanism of the lower limb has been compromised. Running itself relies on a complex interaction between many different joints of your body. To make it simpler, we will focus on just the lower limb. Just take a moment and guess the
Office-based workers very often describe aching in the neck, shoulders, jaw and back. We tailor our Pilates program to help address some of these issues.
If you too have been running the marathon on Sunday, this week is the crucial time to pay some attention to your body and work on those aching joints and muscles to assist a speedy recovery. Do some gentle walking (or hobbling) This may feel counterintuitive but it is
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