If your adolescent child is experiencing persistent lower back pain, especially during or after sports, it could be more than just a strain. Pars defects are common in active teens and can significantly impact their ability to participate in sports. Understanding this condition, how it occurs, and what you can do to support your child’s recovery is crucial. 

The TMJ, or the temporo-mandibular joint, is one of the most important joints in the human body, yet one of the most overlooked.

'Myo' refers to muscle, and 'myotherapy' is an extension of remedial massage therapy, emerging specifically to treat more complex...

Almost 7 million women in Australia are peri-menopausal or menopausal.

Dementia is not one specific disease, and it is not a normal part of getting older.

Joint replacement surgery, also known as joint arthroplasty, involves replacing a damaged joint with an artificial one.

Headache and migraine management often focuses on addressing specific triggers. Therefore, personalised treatment approaches are crucial for

Cranky tendons are not inflamed. The term tendonitis actually needs to be officially thrown away.

So, what should you do after you have followed the main medical advice for Parkinson's Disease?

Frozen shoulder is more technically called adhesive capsulitis.

Have you ever grappled with knee issues? If so, you're not alone! Today, we will delve into common knee conditions and address some...

There are four key steps to accessing Australian Government-funded aged care services through My Aged Care.

Balance Health aims to break down the barriers that men face in managing their health care.

Our lives are a remarkable and unique journey for every one of us. As we age, our bodies change and don’t work quite how they used to -...

Osteoporosis is vastly under-diagnosed and under-treated. Osteoporosis literally means ‘porous bone’.

Variations of the Pilates method have evolved over time, including Clinical Pilates.

Diastasis is normal in the majority of pregnancies and 20-50% of women have persistent separation at 6-month post-partum.

When it comes to vaginal health and function, periods of low estrogen can be issue for some women.

To understand how hormones influence lactation, we need to understand their role in pregnancy.

Unlike the gut and the bladder which have diverse microbiomes, the vagina doesn’t, which makes it unique.