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Physiotherapy in the Management of Persistent Pain: An Introduction.

This is an exciting time to be a physiotherapist, especially in the area of multi-disciplinary pain management. That’s my feeling, anyway. Despite the omission of the chapter ‘Physiotherapy and Pain’...

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Infographic: Chronic Low Back Pain

The management of chronic low back pain continues to challenge physiotherapists and allied health professionals around the world. Evidence is growing in support of a multi-disciplinary approach, as the...

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Infographic (Italian): Chronic Low Back Pain

The following is an Italian translation of the Physio Development infographic – Chronic Low Back Pain (A Biopsychosocial Approach). Special thanks to Samuele Passigli from www.fisiobrain.com for taking...

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Load Management in Sport: Injury Risk and Athletic Performance

This is part 1 of this month’s series: Load Management in Sport. Looking at the yearly schedule of any elite sports athlete or team, there really aren’t many free ‘gaps’. Sometimes there doesn’t even...

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What is Happening In Our Brain and Body During Stress?

This is part 1 of our monthly theme: Exercise and the Brain. To better appreciate the incredible effect of exercise on the brain, I thought it would be a good idea to have a brief look at the...

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How Does Exercise Affect Our Brain Chemistry?

This is part 2 in this month’s theme: Exercise and the Brain. Most people would agree that exercise just makes you feel good, right? But what is actually happening during exercise that helps with...

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How Can Cardiovascular Exercise Improve Learning and Memory?

The best way to improve mental performance, is to improve physical performance” – Tim Ferriss¹ I thought a good way to finish off the month would be to review the effects of exercise on our learning...

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A Simple Guide to Managing Ankle Syndesmosis Injuries

This is part 2 in this month’s clinical theme: Ankle Syndesmosis Injuries. Following on from part 1 (a review of relevant anatomy, role of imaging, and simple assessment), let’s have a small look at...

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Hamstring Injuries in Sport: Mechanisms and Clinical Predictors

This is part 1 in this month’s clinical theme: Hamstring Injuries in Sport. Following on from our recent discussion on the classification of muscle injuries in sport, I thought it would be a good idea...

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Evidence-Based Assessment of Hamstring Injuries in Sport

This is part 2 in this month’s clinical theme: Hamstring Injuries in Sport. Following on from our review of the different mechanisms of hamstring injuries, this article will look at the some of the...

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