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...
by TayloredFit Physio | Jul 20, 2017 | Digressions from the physio
School is out for summer, the kids finish today. So, I thought, as a bit of fun, I’d ask the kids 6 questions about our work/ jobs and see what responses I’d get. As usual, they didn’t disappoint! So here are the responses to 6 questions asked to...
by TayloredFit Physio | May 2, 2017 | Digressions from the physio
It’s the million dollar question isn’t it?! Will your injury, your ailment, your aches and pains get better? The short answer is, probably, yes. But that would be a very short blog. Let me also be clear that we will be talking about ‘typical’ things we see as...
by TayloredFit Physio | Mar 2, 2017 | Digressions from the physio
So, you’ve made the decision you need a physio, so, where do you start? This post will hopefully give you some helpful hints and tips on getting it right, first time. 1.Recommendation As with most services, there is nothing more powerful than a word of mouth...
by TayloredFit Physio | Jan 4, 2017 | Digressions from the physio
January. Is it a month you dread, reminding you of what you didn’t achieve the previous year, or do you welcome it with open eyes and heart, striving towards personal and or professional goals? I’m somewhere in the middle, striving...
by TayloredFit Physio | Dec 18, 2016 | Digressions from the physio
Why do I work until 9pm, replying to emails at 11pm, 6am, speaking to a concerned mum about their baby in between patients, or an anxious man with acute low back pain late at night, looking for reassurance? Or fit a runner into a slot that doesn’t actually exist, in...
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