Lifestyle

Healthy Habits Can Help Ease Ongoing Back Pain

Living with ongoing low back pain can be frustrating, especially when it stops you from doing the things you enjoy. The good news is that new research shows that taking care of your overall health (things like diet, exercise, sleep, and lifestyle) can make a real difference. A recent Australian study found that people who …

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Little Athletics Is Right Around The Corner!

Get Ready for Little Athletics This September! Spring is around the corner, which means so is the start of the 2025 to 2026 Little Athletics season! With registrations opening and excitement building, now’s the perfect time to prepare your young athletes for a safe, fun, and rewarding season. What Is Little Athletics? Little Athletics is a fun, …

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Scenar Therapy Our Modern & Natural Pain Relief

What is Scenar Therapy?Here at Back To Health Physiotherapy Clinic, we offer a cutting-edge, drug‑free treatment designed to harness your body’s own healing power. SCENAR Therapy originates from Soviet era space medicine and stands for Self-Controlled Energy Nero-Adaptive Regulator. It is a small handheld device that sends gentle electrical impulses through the skin and then …

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How to Prepare Your Body for the Slopes This Winter

As the Australia and New Zealand ski season kicks off and school holidays approach, many of us are gearing up for some fun on the snow. Whether you’re a seasoned skier or heading to the slopes for the first time, it’s important to make sure your body is ready for the challenge.Here are a few tips from our physiotherapists …

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Easter Indulgence Made Healthy: Balance, Not Sacrifice

Enjoying Easter Mindfully – Why Watching Our Weight Matters As Easter rolls around, many of us look forward to quality time with loved ones, cozy autumn weather, and—of course—a little trip from the easter bunny. And while we believe in enjoying our sweet treats, It’s also a good time to check in with how our …

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Seniors…Move Better, Stay Stronger

Aging doesn’t mean losing strength and independence—it means training smarter. As we get older, our muscles naturally weaken, making daily tasks like getting out of a chair, carrying groceries, or climbing stairs feel harder. But the good news? Strength training can help slow down and even reverse this decline.Traditional vs. Functional Strength Training: What’s the Difference?When …

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Can Weight Loss Help Your Knee Pain? Here’s What Research Says…

Knee osteoarthritis can be frustrating and painful! The stiffness, the pain, the way it slows you down—it’s no joke. But what if we told you that losing a bit of weight could make a real difference?A recent study from the Osteoarthritis Healthy Weight for Life (OAHWFL) program looked at 9,000+ patients with knee Osteoarthritis and …

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Classes Are Back: February 2025!

We now offer four class programs tailored to your individual goals. Please read on or call us for details about which class is best for you, your friends and family. Get started with us this February 2025!GLA:D ProgramGLA:D is a 6-week intensive course for Osteoarthritis of the Hip and Knee.There are 14 sessions, which include 12 …

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Why Is It Common For People To Damage Their ACL More Than Once?

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries are most commonly musculoskeletal conditions. However, have you ever noticed that people who have undergone an ACL reconstruction typically experience a second ACL surgery later on? We are going to tell you a possible reason why…Individuals with ACL injuries or those who have had surgery on their ACL have been …

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