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...
by TayloredFit Physio | Nov 15, 2016 | Recover from injury
Migraines – I love them. Not having one, but treating them. They are complex, the causes are poorly understood and they often appear to have a mind of their own – they can be life changing and can present differently from person to person. Even someone with a...
by TayloredFit Physio | Jul 26, 2016 | Patient's journeys
Let me introduce you to Judith, who has kindly, beautifully and eloquently told her story and is happy to share it with you. My name is Judith, I am 63, married with children and grandchildren and I have been anxious for a long time. Anxiety comes and goes, sometimes...
by TayloredFit Physio | Jun 26, 2016 | Digressions from the physio
We are all so busy, some of us have lost the ability to listen to our bodies. I mean truly listen, communicate with, check in. Not thinking we are – we need to get out of our heads and listen to what our bodies are telling us. Sound weird? Maybe, but just humour me –...
by TayloredFit Physio | Jul 24, 2015 | Pregnancy, babies and children
Nothing quite prepares you for the kind of screaming a colicky baby will do – I say this firstly as a mum, as a mum of four, with twins in the middle who both had colic – at the same time. Twins, who although I loved from the heart of my...
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