Jackie’s Knee Part Five: Back in the saddle!
The latest installment of Jackie’s blog sees her now fully back in the saddle at work after her knee replacement earlier this year. What a remarkable testament to our ability to heal as human beings, as well as a testament to Jackie’s resilience, and her ability to apply her own advice and expertise to herself, […]
Jackie’s Knee Part Four: Moving forward, but not in a straight line!
Like all the best stories (Stranger Things, Slow Horses, The Mystery of Edwin Drood….) we have kept you waiting in suspense for the outcome of Jackie’s blog about her knee replacement surgery. We’re so sorry (to you too, Jackie)! A happy problem of running a busy clinic is tpp little time to post online about […]
Jackie’s Knee Part Three: Out with the old, in with the new!
At the beginning of July our wonderful physiotherapist, Jackie Snape, will be taking a short leave of absence as she undergoes knee replacement surgery. Her dedication to her patients and her profession has always been an inspiration – now it’s her turn to focus on her own healing and recovery! Jackie will be sharing […]
Jackie’s Knee Part Two: Pre-Flight Checks!
At the beginning of July our wonderful physiotherapist, Jackie Snape, will be taking a short leave of absence as she undergoes knee replacement surgery. Her dedication to her patients and her profession has always been an inspiration – now it’s her turn to focus on her own healing and recovery! Jackie will be sharing […]
“The one about Jackie’s knee”
At the beginning of July our wonderful physiotherapist, Jackie Snape, will be taking a short leave of absence as she undergoes knee replacement surgery. Her dedication to her patients and her profession has always been an inspiration – now it’s her turn to focus on her own healing and recovery! Jackie will be sharing […]
Patient-centred care at Wickford & Woodbridge Chiropratic
Patient-Centred Care in Chiropractic “…Every patient you see is a lesson in much more than the malady from which he suffers.” – William Osler[i] You may have heard ‘patient-centred care’ in hospitals and other clinical settings, but what does the term actually mean? In this post, we will look at some of the theory and […]
Walking for Lower Back Pain
“If you have a bad back pain episode, your instinct might be to lie down and rest, but that may be making things worse!” – Rebecca Walking to Manage Low Back Pain Low back pain (LBP) can interfere with our ability to function and enjoy our everyday lives. It’s one of the conditions we […]