16th July 2019
One of the main aspects of my work are assisting HR departments and managers in helping individuals get back to work following sickness absence for a whole range of physical…
04th March 2016
As an Occupational Health Physiotherapist, I get asked regularly to assess and adjust workstations to best fit and improve a working individual's ergonomics and therefore reduce or resolve a work-based…
Read More >03rd March 2016
Occupational Health is a multi-disciplinary approach to keeping employees healthy, productive and at work. The range of available occupational health services is extensive, and a good Occupational Health provider will…
Read More >03rd February 2016
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is currently the dominant psychological approach for treating a range of mental health difficulties. There is a vast evidence base for its efficacy and it can…
Read More >04th January 2016
If you're thinking of taking up exercise for the first time in a while and getting back into shape, remember it's important to do so in a safe and structured…
Read More >28th November 2015
Athlete's Foot also referred to as Tinea Pedis is a common skin infection caused by a fungus. It can manifest in the skin in three ways: Interdigital (in-between the toes)…
Read More >27th November 2015
Hard corns are a thickening in the stratum corneum, which is the superficial layer of the skin. Build-up of the skin can occur anywhere where it is exposed to excessive…
Read More >26th November 2015
Calf muscles play an important role in day to day activities ranging from sports, exercise and walking. As the muscles undergo a lot of use, they can easily become tense…
Read More >15th October 2015
Take a look at these simple tips to help prevent and self manage back pain, and keep you jumping for joy! Prevention is often better than cure, so always take…
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