Welcome to the May 2022 Edition of our newsletter where we will share updates, tips and Phyx. stories.
Testing Phase For Our Booking System
We have been testing a new and updated booking system for Pilates to make things easier for you and give you more control over your schedule. We are currently in our final testing phase which now means we are testing with some clients at random. We have started this Saturday May 21st 2022.
If you have been prompted to make an account with us online recently for your Pilates classes, we are aware that some accounts are working perfectly, while there some glitches for others.
Just wanted to let you know that we are aware and working through them. If you would like to send through any issues, screenshots etc, to help us that would be fab info@phyxphysio.com.au
We will send out thorough communication Monday May 30th 2022 – fingers crossed all ready to go online 100% by then.
Thank you again for your patience if you are one of our lucky (unlucky 😅) tests, we are looking forward to implementing some fantastic updates, as we move through this final testing phase.
Cancer Rehab
- Fatigue and tiredness
- Flu-like symptoms
- Muscle pains and aches
- Mouth, gum, and throat sores
- Gastrointestinal problems
- Skin Changes
- Weight Changes
- Hair Loss
- Deconditioning from surgery
- Loss on movement and pain around surgical site
- AWS (cording)
- Post op issues such as joint and muscles inflammation, range of motion limitations and pain
- Scar thickening
- CIPN (chemo induced peripheral neuropathy)
- Muscle deconditioning
- Shoulder bursitis
- Compensatory injuries and postural pain
- Rotator cuff dysfunction
- Shoulder girdle pain
- Pelvic floor dysfunction and weakness
- Abdominal wall weakness
- Fatigue conditions
- Low back pain
- Thoracic joint stiffness (postural related pain)
If you, or a loved one might benefit from Cancer rehab, please ring the practice or you can make an appointment with Zeenia here.
Phyx. Wellness Program : Yoga With Lee
A big thank you to Lee from PhysioPhysique for kicking off our Phyx. Wellness Program with a very zen yoga class last Thursday.
It was great to take the time to pause and do something totally different as a team.
L > R Zee, Soph, Steph, Lee, Bec, Shane. (A few missing with sickness)
Shoulder Pain : Rotator Cuff Impingement
Impingement of the rotator cuff feels like a short, sharp(ish) pain in the shoulder, in what we call as physios, a ‘painful arc’.
This means that your shoulder pain will catch at a certain point in shoulder movement and is usually pain-free the rest of the time.
Read more about Shoulder Impingement here
Part 1 here – what exactly is an impingement of your rotator cuff and what causes it
Part 2 here – what you can do at home and when to seek treatment
Your Temporomandibular Joint : a.k.a. The Jaw
Your temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is probably one of the most used joints in the body and without them we would be unable to talk, eat, yawn, kiss or express ourselves as we know it.
The TMJ is a hinged joint, formed between the jaw bone (mandible) and the skull (temporal bone) on either side of the face.
The joint has a small cartilaginous disc that sits in between the two bones to help with stability, movement, and shock absorption in the jaw.
You can read more on jaw treatment here
Does Your Kid’s, Friend’s, Dolly’s Mumma Need A Physio? 🤣
We love helping your friends and family!
Send your loved ones in to see us and we will give you a $10 off voucher for your next Physio treatment!
