
Bone Stress Injuries in Long Distance Runners
Bone stress injuries (BSIs) are common, particularly among long-distance and high-volume runners. These injuries should always be considered as a potential source of pain, as they can significantly affect a runner's ability to train and perform.
Running is a highly popular form of exercise with numerous health benefits, such as improved cardiovascular and mental health. However, like all forms of physical activity, running comes with its own set of risks. Bone stress injuries, in particular, are prevalent among runners who engage in high-volume or long-distance training. They are often linked to factors such as an increase in training volume, insufficient rest, training errors, biomechanical issues, or nutritional deficiencies. Understanding the development of BSIs and how to prevent them is essential for any runner aiming to maintain optimal long-term health and performance.

Workshop: Mental Landscaping for Creating your Best Year in 2025 with Sally Roberts
Book Now - Workshop: Mental landscaping is part of the Thought Pattern Management ‘tool set’. It’s an easy and fun way to arrange or rearrange the things/people that you hold dear, or things /people that are difficult, ‘sticky’ or distressing. Included in the list of ‘things’ you can investigate, are all feelings and emotions, people, activities, projects, environments and places, values and beliefs.

Understanding Lateral Ankle Sprains Through the PEACE & LOVE Principles: A Holistic Approach to Recovery
Ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries, whether you're an athlete, a casual walker, or someone who simply missteps. While the term "sprain" is often used broadly, the severity of an ankle sprain can vary significantly. Understanding the different grades of ankle sprains; ranging from mild to severe, can help you recognise the injury, manage it effectively, and know when to seek medical attention.

The Benefits of Scar Massage Therapy
Scars are more than just marks on the skin—they tell a story of an injury or surgery, often accompanied by physical or emotional challenges. Though scars typically don’t pose health risks, they can cause discomfort, such as pain, tightness, and reduced mobility. Some people may also experience emotional distress related to the appearance of their scars. Scar tissue tends to feel less flexible than normal skin, which can further affect movement and comfort.

Endometriosis: Physiotherapy treatment options
Endometriosis is a painful condition that affects millions of…

How Physiotherapy can help post C-Section
Caesarean sections are surgical procedures in which a baby is delivered through incisions made in the mother's abdomen and uterus and around 1 in 4 women in UK have a caesarean birth. It is a safe and commonly performed procedure and will take time to heal and recover. Many layers of the abdomen and uterus are affected and seeing a Physiotherapist to assist your recovery can have many benefits.

The Importance of Pelvic Floor Health and Conditioning
The human body is an intricate and awe-inspiring machine, composed of various interconnected systems that work together harmoniously. One crucial, yet often overlooked, part of this complex system is the pelvic floor. Situated at the base of the pelvis, the pelvic floor plays a vital role in maintaining overall health and well-being.
In this post, we will delve into the importance of pelvic floor health and conditioning, as well as explore the conditions that can be effectively addressed with the assistance of a pelvic health physiotherapist.

Therapeutic ultrasound and massage to help breastfeeding mothers with blocked ducts and mastitis
Breastfeeding is a wonderful tool we have as Mother’s, to feed our children and provide all the sustenance they need in their early years. However, breastfeeding, as beautiful as it is, can be challenging. Many women will struggle with breastfeeding problems along their journey, such as blocked ducts and mastitis. This can be incredibly painful and can become more concerning if left and not managed correctly.

Hot Basalt Stone Massage for your Winter Wellbeing
With the winter months upon us and chilly days ahead, this is an opportune time to try something new, something luxuriously warm, therapeutic and deeply relaxing. Massages are a wonderful way to unwind and enjoy some time away from the pressures of life but when hot stones are added to the equation, a routine massage session is transformed to deeper dimension as the penetrating heat of the stones helps to alleviate stress; relieving muscular tension/spasms, improving circulation and nutrition to muscles, reducing congestion and creating an extraordinary feeling of cocooned warmth, comfort and relaxation.