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What’s so “Clinical” about Pilates?
With the start of the term we always get a lot of people asking about the difference between Clinical and “Regular” Pilates. A fairly common
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Physiotherapy and Technology: Why You Need To Be Using HICAPS Go
In the last few years there has been an increasing number of new applications in the health space. HICAPS Go is one such application that
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Exercise Right…With an Exercise Physiologist!
Have you ever wondered what an Exercise Physiologist does? For that matter, do you even know what an Exercise Physiologist is? Exercise Physiologists (EPs) are
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Six Tips to Manage Your Stress
Stress. We all feel it. Some more than others. We live in a world where there are more stressors now than there were 15-20 years
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The Struggle is Real
Life gets busy sometimes. Work. Home. Family. Pets. Exercise. Social events. And then you take on something new and exciting and you devote all your
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Falling Awake: The Art and Science of Mindfulness
Anyone can learn and practice mindfulness. It can be done anywhere and anytime. It can be simple and challenging. Regular mindfulness practice can change your
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Why You Should Be Doing Yoga
Yoga has been around for thousands of years, originally designed as a path to spiritual enlightenment. Today, Hatha yoga has become a popular form of
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Invest in Yourself!
Injury or illness never comes at a convenient time. Depending on the illness or injury, there may be some time involved in the treatment or
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Pilates or Yoga? Which Is Best For You?
With our new term of Clinical Pilates and a variety of Yoga courses starting up soon, the most common question I am getting from people
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Don’t be a Tool, See a Physio!
This August it’s National Tradies Health Month, a month to dedicated to educating Australian tradies on their health. According to Safe Work Australia, the trade
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Healthy Bones In Action
Strong and healthy bones are essential as we age, especially for those with reduced bone density such as in osteoporosis who have an increased risk
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Injured & Don’t Know What to do?
When you’ve been injured it doesn’t only affect your ability to participate in your chosen activity or sport, but when injuries persist they can impact