Earlier this year, our physiotherapist, Bruce Gilmore, attended the World Congress on low back and pelvic girdle pain. There, he learned about the groundbreaking WalkBack Trial. In this blog, Bruce shares insights from this important study and explores how walking can benefit those living with...
In recognition of Parkinson’s Awareness Month in Australia, we spoke with Brighton Spine and Sport’s Dietitian Amy Peng. Amy who takes a special interest in the area, explains how she works with a patient who has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s and the role nutrition can...
Osteopathy is a fast-growing field of the Allied Health industry (according to an AHPRA report release June 2022, in the fyears between 2018-2022, the Osteopathy workforce grew by 31.7%!), but there is still a lot of confusion around Osteopaths and what they do. If you've...
ACL tears are unfortunately a common injury our Sports Physiotherapists see at Brighton Spine and Sports Clinic, and while it may be something some people are more predisposed to, there are certainly ways to minimise the risk. And if it does occur, treat and recover...
Dr Victor Wilk provides us with his insights into the story 4 Corners ran last week - 'Pain Factory'. Last week’s episode of Four Corners highlighted the many adverse events people living with chronic musculoskeletal pain have experienced when undergoing spinal fusion and spinal cord stimulator...
Have you ever tweaked your back or pulled a hamstring? If you're an athlete, getting back to your sport as quickly and safely as possible is probably a top priority. This is where physiotherapy comes in. But within the world of physiotherapy, there's a sub-specialty:...