As I tend to do at times, I have realised……….quite late, that I have not done a Christmas blog. So as I decided to check out some Christmas quotes and see if there were some that may be useful advice for getting through another Christmas Day unscathed. Now to say they were ordinary is an […]
Christmas thoughts Read More »
Some elite netballers who train hard and long At 9.55pm Friday night, I was in perfect health – quite stressed as I had finished work that day, had to pack for the holiday, gather the Xmas presents together etc etc. – you know the drill!- but felt physically fine. Come 10pm and the awareness of
Steroids: Sinners or Saints? Read More »
Bec Stacey I consider that I am very lucky to have wonderful staff -physios and secretaries alike. Today I am here to talk about my secretaries for a very important reason. Sometimes my recruiting methods for the secretaries could be considered dodgy, (Facebook, bakeries, friends of the other girls- well that’s not dodgy) but I
Farewell and thanks Bec! Read More »
I felt very daunted about starting our little pelvic floor safe studio. Before we even bought our new property in Hampstead Road, which then gave birth to the studio, the proposition of completely handing over responsibility to other physiotherapists for treatments of my patients, was inconceivable to me. But when I first found my two talented locums, (one
Studio 194: Our little community is growing! Read More »
Jane Cannan in charge of our new running clinic Every day at our clinic we chat to women who are keen to get back to their beloved running, but because of circumstances surrounding the delivery of their baby, it may be necessary to caution women about an early return. Other women may have pelvic floor dysfunction
Who is ready to run again? Read More »
It is just over 12 months ago that I received a welcome call out of the blue from Dietitian, Jocelyn Hunter Clark asking whether I had any space in my new building for her to rent, as the rooms she was using were no longer available. I strongly believe in referring patients on to a
Guest Blogger: Dietitian Jocelyn Hunter Clark on IBS and FODMAPS Read More »
I am writing my final holiday blog from my lounge back at home. The 25 hour flight has been survived and the clothes unpacked and even washed and the only thing left to complete is this blog. We arrived in Milan around 10 am after a three-hour train ride on the Milan express from Monterosso
The La Scala spectacle completes a magical holiday Read More »
Panorama photo Old Monterosso Classic Vernazza It’s so good to be back at Cinque Terre – but everyone else in the world had the same idea! Tourism is thriving in Italy. The crowds at Venice and Cinque have been amazing and with plenty of Aussies here too. We managed to head deep into Venice
Cinque Terre Revisited Read More »
Sunrise hits the Dolomites from our hotel room in Cortina In my excitement to post about Venice, I forgot to write about Cortina and our visit to the other side of the Dolomites. As you know the hiking has been a highlight on this trip. With my trusty hiking sticks purchased in Cortina, (speaking of purchases
Hiking in Cortina and some tips to remember for next time Read More »
The iconic images of Venice never cease to thrill. As the aeroport bus (the slowest boat in the world) brought us to Arsenale, the closest station to our hotel – A Tribute to Music – I still smiled with pleasure and sort of felt like I was coming home. It is my fourth visit
Venezia: The home of the Architectural Biennale 2016 Read More »