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Cultural Safety in Practice — What Every Physio Should Know
Physiotherapists are trained to think holistically. We look beyond the presenting complaint, considering a patient’s physical, emotional and sometimes spiritual wellbeing. But when working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the quality of our care depends on something deeper than technical expertise: whether that care feels culturally safe. What is Cultural Safety — and…
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AWP region holds in-person general meeting and congress
Representatives of 15 member organisations in the Asia Western Pacific (AWP) region took the opportunity to meet and discuss a number of issues on 25 September 2024, in Bali, Indonesia. Although representatives of 21 member organisations had registered to attend the region’s general meeting, representatives from six member organisations were unable to attend and the meeting was…
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World Physiotherapy Day 2023 – Managing Arthritis Through Physiotherapy
World Physiotherapy Day is an occasion to celebrate the incredible work that physiotherapists do to improve the lives of individuals living with various health conditions. This year, our attention turns to arthritis – a chronic and often debilitating condition that affects millions of people worldwide. In this article, we’ll explore the significance of physiotherapy in…
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Signficance of developing a consistent work out routine for the development of your muscular health
Developing a consistent workout routine is essential for the development of muscular health. Our muscles are not only responsible for movement but also play a crucial role in metabolism and overall wellbeing. A regular workout routine helps to maintain and improve muscular health, which can have numerous benefits for physical and mental health. One of…
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Muscles and how they help us
Muscles are one of the most intricate and fascinating systems in the human body. They are responsible for movement, posture, and the regulation of numerous bodily processes, such as metabolism and blood flow. However, in order to maintain healthy muscle growth and repair, individuals must understand the complexities of muscle composition and utilize appropriate strategies.…
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Why muscle health is just as important as any other bodily systemic health
Muscles are one of the most essential parts of the human body, and their health is crucial to overall wellbeing. Here are some reasons why muscle health is just as important as any other bodily systemic health: Movement and mobility: Muscles are responsible for our ability to move and perform daily activities. If muscles are…
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Physio therapy in the Pacific
Athletes in the Pacific have unique needs when it comes to physiotherapy. The Pacific region encompasses a vast area, with diverse cultures, lifestyles, and environmental factors that can impact an athlete’s health and well-being. Here are some of the physiotherapy needs that athletes in the Pacific may have: Injury Prevention: With a warmer climate and…
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Importance of Muscle therapy in Sports and well being
Muscle therapy, also known as massage therapy, is an important aspect of sports performance and overall well-being. Here are some of the key reasons why: Reduces Muscle Tension: Muscle therapy can help to reduce muscle tension and soreness, which can occur after exercise or as a result of stress. This can lead to better flexibility,…
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Eat Smart Campaign – Active Physio Fix
Thank you chef Julz Henao for sharing some insight with us on your Eat Smart Campaign and for trusting our service. Living a healthy lifestyle will help reduce your risk of lifestyle diseases like stroke, diabetes and heart diseases. Important!! ●Mental Health ● Exercise – Stay Active ● Food and Nutrition – Eat Smart ●…
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PNGRU upskilling players in first aid
First aid is an important component of the game that the PNG Rugby Union recognises as part of their High Performance training and education programs. In conducting the World Rugby First Aid and Concussion Level 1 certification training, course facilitator and PNGRU head physiotherapist Hendriella Vilosi said there are two parts –– the online component…