by Carmichael Clinic | Physiotherapy
Welcome Sam, the latest member of the Carmichael Physiotherapy Team We are delighted to welcome Sam as the latest member of the Carmichael Physiotherapy Team In addition to his work within the NHS, Sam will be here in the clinic on a Thursday evening during August and...
by Carmichael Clinic | Physiotherapy
Best Treatments for Knee Osteoarthritis: A Physio’s Guide Understanding Knee Osteoarthritis Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis affecting the knee joint. It occurs when the protective cartilage that cushions the ends of bones gradually wears...
by Carmichael Clinic | Physiotherapy
Which should you trust for exercise advice? AI and online exercise advice are more popular then ever. It’s very quick and easy to type your symptoms into a chatbot or search engine before speaking to a healthcare professional, and while this can be helpful, there are...
by Carmichael Clinic | Physiotherapy
Personal thoughts on living with MS from Joanne, one of the partners of the clinic. #MSAwarenessWeek The last week of April sees all the MS charities coming together to focus how MS makes people feel, think and act and to raise awareness of the reality of living...
by physio@16a | Physiotherapy
Following a stroke people can experience reduced strength, sensation, and coordination on one side of their body. Many patients describe difficulties in lifting their foot to step and the inability to weight bear on the affected side, leading to trips and...
by Carmichael Clinic | Physiotherapy
With the first COVID lockdown in March 2020 we were devastated to have to close our clinic. Conscious that people wanted to stay away from GP’s and hospitals, we offered free telephone and video consultations in the early days, urging people via social media to get in...
