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Foundational Sciences #1: A Groups Journey

A Journey on injuries Tissue Mechanics Join me on a journey exploring injuries, here is your ‘open-ended ticket’ and I invite all… Read more about Injuries and their Tissue Mechanics 1/12

January 8, 2018
PERSONAL TRAINING

Foundational Sciences #2: Anatomy of sciatica

Personal Trainer to Clinical Anatomist When I worked at a Personal Trainer, with a successful client base, I quickly learnt that my… Read more about Injuries and their Tissue Mechanics 2/12 (Warning: Prosected Images)

January 15, 2018
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Foundational Sciences #3: Sciatica - What goes wrong?

What goes wrong? Compromising the sciatic nerve and its components by particular treatments, surgical interventions or injuries, limit day-to-day activities by affecting… Read more about The Sciatic Nerve, it’s Anatomy, that will make you understand it’s Pain 3/12

January 22, 2018
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Foundational Sciences #4 Injuries and Case Study 1

Bigger Picture Stuff Full Patient/Client History is nothing to be taken likely when exploring sciatica – it is a quarter (see image… Read more about Behind the Scenes of a Patient with Sciatica 4/12

January 29, 2018

Foundational Sciences #6 Personal Trainer with Client who has Sciatica

Narrative from a Personal Trainer “Client came to me with “sciatica”, diagnosed by GP many years ago, and this time self diagnosed… Read more about How to conduct a great Consultation: pain and function

February 12, 2018
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The Dynaspine

When I was first introduced to the Dynaspine my first thoughts were 'oh dear, here we go again - another promise to… Read more about Reduce Your Risk of Low Back Pain now!

April 3, 2015
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