General Physiotherapy Discussion

Harely Street Psychotherapist

feeds@yuku.com (harleystreetpsychotherapist) — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 07:50:48 GMT

Harley Street Psychotherapist is a well-established group of psychotherapists and counsellors based at the heart of Central London's most famous centre for private medical excellence. Our highly-trained and qualified counselling and psychotherapy experts have many years' experience working in the therapeutic field with individuals, groups, families and couples of all ages and from all cultural and religious backgrounds, not just in the London and the UK, but around the world.

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how to advertise a job

feeds@yuku.com (sophies) — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 00:53:21 GMT

Hello, I am looking for a physiotherapy student or recent graduate to help with part-time childcare for my 2 children. The oldest has CP and it would be great to have someone who could also help with doing her physio programme with her. I have put an ad on gumtree but are there any better ways I could find someone who might be interested in such a job? Thanks, Sophie

Chat

feeds@yuku.com (qbuckle) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 06:28:34 GMT

Chat

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working as a pharmacist in canada v/s USA

feeds@yuku.com (globalpharmaiman) — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 08:20:25 GMT

hi everybody
can i find any expert opinion whether it is better to work in canada or USA or even australia.
what r the adv and disadv.
regarding weather ,children education ,medical care ,houses cost and cost of living.
being a mother of 3 living in egypt,i am very reluctant to go this step.
which examination for equivelence is easier ,being a 92 graduate i litterly feel i forgot my name.
loooking for urgent replys.

can u see this!!!

feeds@yuku.com (ahlam21jo) — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 09:48:18 GMT

hi to all,
i have apatient who diagnosed with cartiodynia, and i dont know what i can do for him, so can you tell me what do u think??
ahlam21jo@yahoo.com

I need a good physio/pilates/gyrotonic teacher in Jerusalem

feeds@yuku.com (physiobase) — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 08:27:28 GMT

Hi all,

I have a young client (1 with a form of Muscular dystrophy who has moved to Jerusalem for 3 months. He is still walking about like most 18 years olds but he does need regular therapy and I have been doing gyrotonic with him for about over a year now.

I have been unable to find a good recommendation for someone in Israel, specifically in...

is it worth doing msc. physiotherapy in scotland?

feeds@yuku.com (shreeaanand) — Sat, 09 Sep 2006 00:09:14 GMT

friends,
i am a practising physiotherapist in India. I am planning to do my Msc Musculoskeletal physiotherapy in Scotland. I clearly dont know the real future behind it. Is it easy to find a job in UK after completing it. plz give ur valuable suggetions..

Happy international physiotherapy day

feeds@yuku.com (venkatpt) — Fri, 08 Sep 2006 06:49:43 GMT

Hello everyone,

I wish u all a happy international physiotherapy day

Venkat

cartiodynia plz!

feeds@yuku.com (ahlam21jo) — Thu, 07 Sep 2006 09:16:41 GMT

hi to all,
i have apatient who diagnosed having cartiodynia, and i dont know what i can for him, so can you tell me your opinian??
ahlam21jo@yahoo.com

Calling all experienced sports physios

feeds@yuku.com (tiger physio) — Mon, 04 Sep 2006 08:29:34 GMT

I'm about to dip my toes into the world of sports physiotherapy for the first time by looking after an U12 football team during their weekly games. Has anyone got any tips or pearls of wisdom to hand down to a beginner like myself!!!?? I know its not very specific but thought i'd draw on some of your vast experiences for any ideas. Thanks.

Fractured femur

feeds@yuku.com (radhia) — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 04:40:25 GMT

HI there,
I am new to this...
I have a questiopn to ask:
there is 80 year old woman who has undergone a surgery due to bad fall. she had fractured her femur and now 3months has passed.
her wound has healed well but she complains of unbearable pain on her back of her femur and it goe up to her knees.
why is that?
she is also going for her exercises and why do u think this pain is due to?
what should she do now?
thnaks and i hope i hear an reply soon as it is...

sohier

feeds@yuku.com (Gara) — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 07:08:23 GMT

Has anyone ever heard of Sohier? (it´s the name of a physiotherapy technique developed in Belgium)
Thank you!

Clinical Gait Analysis Survey

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Please Suggest

feeds@yuku.com (Physio123india) — Sat, 19 Aug 2006 20:25:01 GMT

Hello,

I am a physiotherapy student in India recently given 2nd yr exam.

I am not happy with the education system here, so much so that sometimes i wish to leave it as a profession.

Also I want to continue with it in some other country like France (as all the other countries UK, NZ, Canada are highly expensive)

Sometimes i wish to change my profession to radiography!!!!

Please suggest.

U can mail me directly also if u have any good suggestions at...

Evidence-based physiotherapy

feeds@yuku.com (Gara) — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 03:37:36 GMT

Hi!
It´s me again. I am very interested in learning more about evidence-based physiotherapy. Unfortunately, in Spain not all the universities offer training in this area, so I have a lack of knowledge in evidence-based physiotherapy as wel as in research. Can anyone give me some advise on which books I could start reading in order to get a general idea of evidence-based physiotherapy? At the moment, I´m looking for something not too complex, that could provide me with the basic concepts in...

ROM vs Mobilisation

feeds@yuku.com (Gara) — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 01:41:31 GMT

Hello!
I´m a Spanish physiotherapist who is struggling with English medical terms. Can anyone tell me the difference between Range of Motion Exercises (R.O.M. and Mobilisation?)
Thank you!

Interesting site

feeds@yuku.com (venkatpt) — Mon, 31 Jul 2006 05:33:26 GMT

Hello friends,

Check this website,

Venkatwww.physioshare.com

Role of Neuromobilization in Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

feeds@yuku.com (sdkashif) — Sun, 30 Jul 2006 01:19:12 GMT

I wanted to know about the evidences based studies and other controlled trials showing the effectiveness of Neuromobilization in the Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. Kindly emphysize and highlight upon that.

APA issues revised pre-manipulation guidelines

feeds@yuku.com (physiobase) — Thu, 22 Jun 2006 23:46:12 GMT

Finally it seems that the APA are acknowledging that cervical spine manipulation and the risks associated with it require careful pre-application and signed, informed and understood concent before a procedure is carried out. Why? Because it is a hig risk technique, it does cause harm (shown especially in the younger age group <45)

Quote:
Statement of Concern to the Canadian Public from Canadian Neurologists: 2002 - A recent...

urinary incontinance

feeds@yuku.com (anshool) — Wed, 21 Jun 2006 07:25:25 GMT

hi frends.. is there any sinificance of strengthening transversus abd muscle for treating urinary incontinance along wid pelvic flr msl xs? if yes is there any research evidence?