Articles in Category: Ergonomics
Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is a common condition that affects the tendons in the elbow, causing pain and discomfort. Despite its name, tennis elbow is not limited to tennis players and can occur in anyone who engages in repetitive arm motions....
By Keziah Loewen Do you have sleepy glutes? “Dead butt syndrome” and how it causes back pain, knee pain, and hip pain. Human beings have come a long way from our very active hunter-gatherer ancestors. As a species, staying active was the only way to find food and stay...
A common complaint that we hear almost daily in clinic from patients is, “Do I have a pinched Nerve?” Pharmaceutical companies don’t help the confusion with advertisements over the last couple of years labelling most pains in the body as potential nerve pain with the...
A large number of patients that we see suffer from chronic pain syndrome, problems that won’t go away and that continue to haunt them on a daily basis. These presentations are often variable in intensity, going from really severe down to minimal or even no pain. Often...
ONE: It is a 5 year program Yes. It is not a 6 months diploma of cracking. Chiropractors must have a minimum 5 years university education in Australia and in addition to the academic qualifications, to work in Australia a registration is required with the Chiropractic...
