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The First Few Days

When injuries happen, there is a fairly typical reaction.

We pause to assess how we feel, we try to replicate the pain, and then we try to work out...

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The Usefulness of Reflection

We feel that reflection is incredibly important. Sure, part of that is because, as medical professionals, we have it drilled into...

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Missing the Simple

It’s amazing sometimes how simple solutions are the best, and this is no different in the management of back pain.

Last week, Toby spent time...

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Methods to beat back pain?

Are there simple methods that can be used to beat back pain?

It would be nice, wouldn't it?!

Let's face it, you can't move too far nowadays,...

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Repetition, repetition, repetition

Repetition can be a good or bad thing in the world of back pain, and indeed, for other injuries, our broader health and general wellbeing.

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To treat or to manage?

Manual therapy has a reputation for being, well, manual. Hands-on. The use of one person's hands (and the occasional elbow) to help another person...

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Repaired or reconditioned?

A common topic when helping people recover from back pain is the difference between repair and condition.

This is particularly relevant when...

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The Six Freedoms of the Spine

We all know that our spines move, and typically, people suffering back pain are all too aware of how their pain changes their ability to...

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Different people, different conditions

Let's imagine two people. Call them what you want. Let's use "R" and "J" for now.

R is someone who exercises regularly.
J is someone who never finds...

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Well, that's comforting.

A theme amongst people with back pain is their posture, and more commonly, their seated posture. Has it caused their back pain? What can be done to...

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What's to blame for back pain?

You have back pain. You want to know why. Understandable.

Perhaps if we understand why it happened, we can work out a way to tackle it and prevent...

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Better, or not worse

When struggling with back pain, people want to know what they can do, and perhaps what they should avoid.

Sadly, confusion can set in...

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