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As it is Concussion Awareness Week & Invisible Illness Week , this post will elaborate on a condition that is widely misunderstood. The term concussion is used to describe head injuries, but most people don’t fully understand what it is,
Anyone who has watched American athlete Michael Phelps compete for a medal has probably seen those strange red circles lining his back and arms. Phelps’s use of Chinese cupping has definitely made it a much more popular choice in Traditional Chinese
Massage is one of the ancient arts of wellness. First mentions of massage occurred in China in 2700 BCE, but it was not long before it spread to the Middle East, Greece, and India! Massage is the manipulation of the
Have you ever wondered how many physiotherapists there really are?! Or who you should see for your injury? This article will break down each type of physiotherapist so you know who the best physiotherapist for your condition is. Continue reading
When I first starting working from home for Chipperfield Physiotherapy, there was certainly an adjustment period. I had spent my entire life on job sites, in offices, and had recently left a job that required me to walk almost 10,000
Sleep is a fundamental part of our lives and crucial for our health. Most of us know we should be getting a good night’s sleep, however, for some of us, it’s not that easy! More than a third of American
Sure, it is freezing outside and running in cold weather might not feel quite as natural as when it’s warm and sunny. But before you retreat to the treadmill for your run, consider this: Running in the cold may actually
In recognition of National Osteoporosis Month, we set out to explore some of the main preventative measures and treatment options for this condition. During our research, we were surprised to find that Osteoporosis causes 70-90% of 30,000 hip fractures annually and fewer
Sports physiotherapy is a feature of health care that deals with the prevention of injury and the rehabilitation of patients who have been hurt by participating in sporting activities. This form of physiotherapy, also know as sports therapy, helps athletes
Physiotherapy for stroke recovery. A stroke occurs when blood flow to an area of the brain is restricted depriving the cells of oxygen. When the brain is deprived of oxygen, after about 3 to 4 minutes brain cells start to