How can Physiotherapy treat Dizziness and Vertigo (BPV)?

Dizziness and vertigo (BPV) treatment There are many causes of dizziness and vertigo, most are medical related eg; medication side effects, vestibular pathology, and are beyond the scope of this article. We will concentrate on Benign Positional Vertigo or BPV, which is a common acute condition that causes dizziness and vertigo. What you need to…

How to test for an abdominal separation and what helps

Do you have a gap in your abdominal muscles during or after pregnancy? Abdominal separation or rectus abdominis diastasis is a thinning of the tissue called the linea alba that sits in the middle between the two sides of the rectus abdominis muscle (the “six pack” muscle). In this video, a qualified Womens Health Physiotherapist…

Physiotherapy can Treat Corked Muscles

Corked muscles Everyone that plays contact sport, such as football, soccer or hockey, is at risk of getting a muscle corky or bruise. This occurs when there is a direct blow against an area of the body by another player, equipment, or landing on a hard surface. The direct blow damages the muscle, and it…

How to tape the thumb, wrist & fingers: A trainers workshop

Watch an experienced sports trainer demonstrate alternative taping techniques including ways to tape the thumb, wrist and fingers during a trainers taping workshop. Fred, a sports trainer in the Adelaide Hills, has been taping local AFL players for dozens of years and has developed very effective and unique solutions to taping around the hand and…

Advice for Sports Trainers: How to tape an ankle for sport

Follow the steps of how to tape an ankle for sport. Titled myPhysioSA Sports Physiotherapist and current Adelaide Football Club Physiotherapist, Rohan Hattotuwa, demonstrates and gives tips/advice on the correct way to give support to the ankle for any sport. This ankle taping is commonly used to give support for return to sport after ankle…