Cerebral Palsy Requires Ongoing Physiotherapy Treatment
She was a twenty-year-old university student and was losing her ability to walk. She had been diagnosed at a very young age with cerebral palsy. She walked a little later than most, and with a visibly different pattern than the rest of us, but she was perfectly...
Having Difficulty Nursing on One Side?
Babies who nurse much better on one side than the other are a fairly common thing we see in our practice. These babies are often referred to us by lactation consultants. You might be wondering why on earth you should see a physiotherapist for this issue. The answer...
Postpartum Physiotherapy Tune-ups Should be a Thing
If you picked up two ten-pound weights, put them in a backpack, and then carried them around absolutely everywhere you went for a few months, do you think parts of your body would suffer for it? You might start to hunch forward to try to support the extra weight on...
Knee Injury Prevention Starts with Physiotherapy in Puberty
You may have heard about the rash of knee injuries in professional women’s soccer lately. Or maybe not since, after all, women’s sports in general get such poor coverage. Don’t even get me started on that. Okay, so if you’re an uber-fan of women’s soccer like I am...