In addition to manual therapies, foot orthotics play an important role in a podiatrist’s tool kit for best practice treatment plans and individualised patient care. Every patient has different gait patterns (biomechanics), weight, height, footwear andactivity – therefore results can vary, as do orthotics. Podiatrist should discuss the full range of benefits that come with […]
“You can’t put fitness on dysfunction” – Gary Cook We all want to be able to move, feel and perform at our best, and we don’t want niggling injuries to hold us back, taking us out of doing the things we love, from walking to lifting weights. As human beings we have a tendency to ignore
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All too often, patients who come to physio with pain in the hip are managed from a one-joint or soft tissue injury concept. Of course, we treat the hip joint itself if there is any primary joint and bone pathology. We assess and reduce neurological referred pain into the patient’s hip. Furthermore, we add the gluteus medius
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