Your knee bone’s connected to your hip bone…
39-YEAR-OLD RACHEL WAS AN ENTREPRENEUR WITH TWO CHILDREN AND A VERY BAD PROBLEM – PAIN IN HER LEFT KNEE. […]
Physiotherapy to fix a forehand
15-YEAR-OLD DAN WAS TRAINING TO BE A PROFESSIONAL TENNIS PLAYER WHEN HIS COACHES FIRST SENT HIM TO ME IN […]
ISM 3: Driver Theory and Regional Interdependence
This is the third post in my series about Diane Lee’s Integrated Systems Model (ISM). I’ve previously explained how […]
ISM 2: evidence based practice and injury classification systems
This is the second in a series of posts about Diane Lee’s Integrated Systems Model (ISM), which is a […]
ISM 1: Introducing Diane Lee’s Integrated Systems Model
Last year, I created a blog series about the Sarah Key Method, in which I talked about the way […]
Why did you leave the Army?
“Nell, why did you leave the Army?” – it’s a question I get asked a lot, especially when I’m […]
Watching arthroscopic shoulder surgery with Susan Alexander
Last week, I spent an afternoon in theatre with one of my favourite surgeons, shoulder specialist Susan Alexander. I […]
What is the vestibular system?
Victory’s movement and balance specialist, Elizabeth Banks, is an expert in all things vestibular. You may have heard the […]
What is femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) or hip impingement?
Let’s talk some more about hips… In my last post, I talked about how I managed to tear my […]
I tore my hip labrum playing tennis
With tongue in cheek, I firmly believe that, as a physio, I should be exempt from being injured like […]