by TayloredFit Physio | Jun 15, 2018 | Digressions from the physio
I don’t often talk about my dad. But there are times when talking is required. As we approach Father’s Day, I wanted to let him, and you know, what I think of him. When I was growing up, dad was a man of few words. He was a thinker. He considered carefully what he was...
by TayloredFit Physio | Apr 20, 2018 | Digressions from the physio
“Fancy coming out for a run?” “ Just around the block!” “No thanks, I don’t like running” “Oh go on, it will keep us fit, it’s something we can do together” “Oh alright then!” This is the gist of a conversation that occurred around 4 years ago between my mum...
by TayloredFit Physio | Apr 5, 2018 | Digressions from the physio
Years and years ago, we had a little dream. That we would start our own practice from home. Build things up steadily, organically, with word of mouth referrals and recommendations. And one day, maybe, just maybe, we could have our own place. A practice where we could...
by TayloredFit Physio | Oct 24, 2017 | Digressions from the physio
Since when have physios stopped putting their hands on patients? Since when can you assess someone in 10 minutes? 10 minutes, either face to face, or over the phone, does not give you enough time. It means corners are cut, assumptions are made, features are made to...
by TayloredFit Physio | Sep 26, 2017 | Digressions from the physio
A reflex hammer. A spinal model. A packet of tissues. Compassion and patience. Tape, multiple sizes, types and colours. A pen. A pencil. Tape measure. Ears, to listen, without judgement or assumptions. Acupuncture needles. Towells. An open mind, and a mind open to new...
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