Evolving physiotherapy

08/12/2024

We are looking to hire.
We are looking for physiotherapists who are looking for some work in a musdisplinaty unit in the private sector. Great opportunity with plenty of room to upskill and grow.
Contact us at dale@centralhealthalliance.com.au
Or 0432540858 for more information

13/04/2022

JOB OPPORTUNITY!!
We are looking for a young enthusiastic Physio to join evolving physiotherapy. We are a growing private practice facility looking to make a difference.
If your interested please contact Us.

10/08/2021

We are still open for business for those wondering.
We are offering face to face with COVID safety measures at our faculty to help protect you. We are also offering zoom Telehealth calls for those that wish to stay at home.
Stay safe everyone 🙂

24/02/2021

Interesting study looking into the effects of non guideline treatments on acute lower back pain and the risk associated with these for developing into chronic pain. to the Physio network for the graph.

26/08/2020

A beauty.
Something that rings a lot of bells for me for the trend I see in musculoskeletal care.
Simple, honest advice delivered to someone in the right way can be the most humblest and effective tool if someone runs with it.
Less is more !!
Be resilient !!
Don’t fall for quackery and bells and whistles and slowly bulletproof your body and mind!

We all have different tolerances to different things, such as how long we can concentrate, or exercise, or put up with some people. For example, I have a very low tolerance for those who wear those…

18/08/2020

We are expanding !!!!!

Evolving physio will be part of the unit expanding at Port Stephens integral health.
In the next few weeks we will be moving across the road to our new fully equipped facility including a large gym area.
This gym is designed for people of all shapes, sizes and ages.

Can’t wait for exciting times ahead. Come in and see us today to receive the best quality care in the highest quality facility 👍🏻

17/08/2020

Rehab takes time.
But with the right guidance, confidence and a little effort your goals are achievable.

16/07/2020

Lateral hip pain.
Can be really bothersome. However when given the right advice can be well managed.

You don’t have to live in suffeirng. Have a speak to a specialist or local physio and see what you can do to master your body and pain 👍🏻👌🏼

01/07/2020

Perhaps the most frequently heard myth I encounter on a daily basis.
The pelvis is a very big solid structure and the old myths of it being out of alignment are well and truly busted.
Back your body it is more resilient than you think 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

😖MYTHS🥴

The myth of the unstable, out of position, misaligned pelvis is one of the most common in all therapy professions and its one of the hardest to quash

There is of course no doubt that the pelvic joints called the Sacroilliac Joints or SIJ can be a source of pain for some people for various reasons.

Although estimates of the prevalence of SIJ pain is difficult it is thought to be around 15-30% of all mechanical low back pain (ref: Cohen 2013 Expert Rev Neurother)

However, determining if the SIJ is out of position or alignment as the cause of pain is simply impossible despite many claims to the contrary by many therapists

Just like the unstable or out of position scapula the first issue with the unstable or out of position pelvis is what is unstable or out of position and how can we tell?

We know the pelvis is variable in its shape from person to person with the common bony landmarks often used to assess its position differing by over 25° in their alignment (ref: Preece 2008 JMMT)

We also know that the SIJs have a small amount of movement, just a few degrees or millimetres at most, but we also know that there is no ability or reliability to assess and decide when there is too much or too little movement of these joints (ref: Riddle 2002 Phys Ther; Goode 2008 Phys Ther; Frenurger 2009 Phys Ther; Holmgren 2008 Man Ther; Robinson 2007 Man Ther; Haneline 2009 J Manip Phy Ther etc etc)

To put this as simply as I can there is just NO reliable or accurate way to clinically assess pelvic position or SIJ movements and so ALL clinical pelvic assessments are ALL guess work

24/06/2020

Never too old for becoming strong 💪🏻

03/06/2020

Simplify what seems complex.