Yesterday , I started a 72-year-old incomplete paraplegic for 57 years (Spinal Abscess T6 1969.) This poses the most complex client i have ever worked with. In addition to the above, she also has a scoliosis which makes breathing harder as she is now relying on a wheelchair. About 2 years ago, she went still swimming but had a fall tearing all 3 of her rotator cuff tendons. Main goals are to regain leg strength and get her out of the wheelchair more often. Secondly, stabilisi

If you have ongoing shoulder pain elevating your arm, it is recommended to get it checked over by a specialist. If they have eliminated a...

What is an Impingement Syndrome and how/why can it be hard to cure? First if all we need to understand our shoulders anatomy &...

...and getting around not using gas anymore.

I am currently helping an overseas client via Teams to overcome the impairments after a knee replacement from last year August. It goes...

Shoulder Injury

It is a normal process that our bodies respond with swelling after an injury occurs. Even after a kind of artificial injury -surgery- our...

It's been always a great pleasure working with staff at TRUBET Building & Joinery. Firstly, they have a great sense of humor and secondly...

Last week I was asked to continue rehabilitation on his total knee replacement after being unhappy with progress having physio only at...

Great success for this client after two knee replacement surgeries within 6 months in 2021. With rehab process almost finished, my client...