Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic are now recruiting. We are seeking dynamic, confident Chartered Physiotherapists with experience in Neurorehabilitation, to join our team. This is an exciting post with a varied neurological clinical caseload. Options for part-time or fulltime basis. The post includes working in the clinic, [...]
Exercising your Parkinsons You may have heard Joe Duffy discuss the topic of Parkinsons Disease with a diverse panel of playwrights, actors and musicans. The importance of exercise was highlighted in managing their condition. Parkinsons disease is a complex neurological disease that affects a person’s movements and [...]
Core stability exercises for the treatment of low back pain have become standard in the last decade. Most of the cases I see at DublinPhysiotherapy Clinic have lower back pain and a high percentage have tried “core stability exercises”. The cases I see have not got the expected benefits of their efforts. [...]
The predictable slump in gym attendance from mid-February is upon us again just like the changing seasons. Did you know that less than 20% of Gym members use the facility routinely over the course of the year? Why is this? There are probably a number of reasons; Time Competing demands Work patterns Sickness [...]
At Dublin Physiotherapy Clinic we utilise a Tanita Body Composition Analyser, an extremely reliable method for body composition analysis. It’s fast, consistent, accurate and easy to use. More than simple weight or body fat % levels provided by ordinary scales or calipers, the Tanita Body Composition Analyser [...]
Wellness.. in the context of health care means maintaining or regaining optimal function of our body and mind and striving to reduce the risk of disease. The concept of wellness can be applied across many different aspects of the human body and perhaps dentistry is the most prevalent example. These days tooth [...]
Just for the record…. Pain does not provide a reliable measure of tissue damage. Pain is influenced by many factors including body tissue, psychological and social elements. The relationship between pain and tissue sorness is less predictable as pain persists. Pain can be thought of as a conscious awarness of [...]
Changing posture is a frequent challenge for Physiotherapists managing musculoskeletal pain. The assumption here of course is that faulty posture is the contributing factor to patients’ symptoms. Sometimes this is relatively easy to establish as patients recount specific postures as provocative e.g. standing, [...]
Ankle sprains are an exceedingly common injury and unfortunately are often not well rehabilitated. At www.Dublinphysio.ie we see alot of ankle sprains and have years of experience treating these conditions. Ankle Sprains – injury mechanism Usually the mechanism of injury is a so called [...]
The term Peripheral Neuropathies refers to a group of neurological disorders which affects the nerves lying outside the brain and spinal cord. Most commonly peripheral neuropathies result in symptoms of muscle weakness and sensory impairment. [blockquote type=”blockquote_quotes” [...]
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