How long will it take to heal?
That is the most asked question in my clinic! And that is understandable - we all want to return to good health and function ASAP - but the answer obviously
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Gardening injuries: How to treat & prevent them
We Brits love our gardens, don’t we? And this is the busy time of year where spring has sprung and you get the one job done and suddenly there’s another
Why does K-Laser help post-operative recovery?
Early post-operative intervention with the use of Low Level Laser Therapy, like K-Laser treatment, is shown to reduce the formation of scar tissue from a haphazard, non-linear, mess to return
Why do combi-treatments work well?
There is good reason why combining treatments works so effectively for pain relief: the intention is to stimulate various biochemical reactions in the body to enhance the potential of a
Is there a cure for Tendinitis & Tendinosis?
What are tendons?
SO what’s this month’s Blog about? Well, we’ll turn our attention to our tendons… but what are “tendons”?
Taken from a straightforward online dictionary definition our tendons are “flexible
Setting realistic health goals for 2026
How are you doing? New Year, new you?...
Well, that’s a lovely statement and sentiment, but let’s face it - you are still you… so how do you adopt and maintain
How do muscles work?…
Brrrr! 🥶 It’s been bitter cold!!! Why am I SO achy?!? 😖This months blog is all about muscles fibres! We’ve all got them and, with the colder weather around this
Can a Combi Treatment Work for Me?
My topic this month is getting the word out there about how my treatments work and how combining them can be even more effective! Combining osteopathy, K-Laser, and acupuncture within
Low level laser treatment: The facts
Having purchased the K-Laser earlier this year, I am very, very happy with the results I’m achieving in clinic.
Rehabilitates injuries
Used in many elite sports to rehabilitate injuries, K-Laser is also
Low level laser treatment for carpal tunnel
What is carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS)?
Carpal tunnel syndrome is when the median nerve is compressed underneath a fibrous tissue, known as the transverse carpal ligament, as it enters into the