This week, we take a look at one particular task that we have been using to help a client translate what they have been learning in their exercise program into the performance of one of their key ADL tasks.
Starting to Sweep Again following a Thoracic Spine Injury Read More »
This week, we have a look at how we have been working to reintroduce a squatting movement pattern for a client with a lower back injury.
Low Level Lifting for a Courier with a Lower Back Injury Read More »
While I’m definitely not the first to do this it does feel like we can still be at the forefront of the industry by offering this simple spin on treatment. And in a world of remote work environments, hot desking and the NBN it is becoming more and more of a viable option for treatment
The Future for Rehabilitation? Read More »
Waitress Plate Lift & Carry Hi, this week we are going to look at specifically how we’ve been strengthening a waitress with a lower back injury to carry plates around a busy restaurant.
Waitress Plate Lift & Carry Read More »
Getting useful and relevant information from a GP can sometimes be a difficult task, not as a result of them being a poor practitioner or communicator but usually due to them being one of the most time poor professions out there. With the GP being the second most vital cog in the machine of compensable
Drawing Blood from the GP Stone Read More »
Teamwork is as relevant today as it’s ever been and this is especially true in exercise physiology circles. After all, teamwork is a concept that nearly everyone professes to be fond of and we frequently hear the phrase, “I work great in a team!” However, how often is teamwork used when carrying out our day-to-day
Think that using Teamwork for success is a cliché? Find out why it still rings true Read More »
Is your client struggling with their lower limb or lumbar spine rehab program? One of the most overlooked aspects of rehabilitation is definitely the benefits that are achieved through incorporating a sound nutritional plan. I’m sure everyone has seen it, an injury leads to decreased mobility and deconditioning, energy expenditure therefore drops but the diet
Have you missed a vital piece of the rehab puzzle? Read More »
Welcome to the first instalment of Sydney based Specialised Health’s exercise physiology video “Working with an Exercise Physiologist”. Through this video series we’ll cover the skill set of an Exercise Physiologist and how their use can be incorporated into rehabilitation processes in the income protection, CTP and Workcover insurance schemes.
Working with an Exercise Physiologist Part 1 Read More »
The following video is a short discussion regarding Specialised Health’s recent assessment of a client in Brookvale, Sydney which identified significant muscle weakness and resulting movement dysfunction.
Video update discussing progression of an exercise physiology home based conditioning program. Progression from specific rehabilitation exercises for whiplash disorder to more functional movements including lifting, squatting and carrying etc.
Home Based Exercise Physiology by Specialised Health focusing on performance of ADLs Read More »
