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When Georgie Amott-Stewart first presented to the POGO physiotherapy practice in 2013 she was broken on a couple of levels. After an incident at work, the cancer care nurse experienced [...]

Ruth Williamson knows the meaning of torment having struggled to cope with the debilitating, chronic pain she experienced for six long years. Now pain is a word she openly embraces, maybe even [...]

Following on from my last post about the sixth problem that the traditional time based physiotherapy model of care produces (pressure on the therapist) the 7th problem ties in closely. To read [...]

Attention Physiotherapy Practice Owners Are you tired of failing to get client’s great clinical results because they drop out or cease treatment well before they had reached their physical [...]