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A Journey with Endometriosis… From someone WITH Endo
For Endometriosis Awareness Month, we wanted to give our readers a true story to hear from. The individual that wrote this story has not been seen at the clinic, and is in no way affiliated with Warman Physiotherapy & Wellness. She, like many others, wants to raise awareness, give some of her symptoms, and hopefully, […]
POP: Getting Those Pesky Organs to Stay Put!
This past weekend I received several messages related to pelvic floor dysfunctions that are not being taken at face value. “Well you’ve had kids”, “it’s all in your head”, “this is a psychosocial problem not a physical problem”. I have said it before and I will say it again, women need to be listened to, […]
What YOU want to know about the Pelvic Floor: Part 1
Q: How do I know if I should see someone? A: There are many different signs or symptoms that children, women and men can watch for to know if they should be seeing a pelvic floor therapist. Some of the big things to think about include: leaking (urine or feces) urgency and frequency (many trips […]
Diastasis Recti: The “Splitting” Abdominal Muscles
It seems the topic of “Diastasis” is picking up speed in a variety of forums. Particularly on social media in mom groups and exercise discussions. There also appears to be a wide array of misinformation that continues to be spread around. I had one client tell me “I have been doing some research and one […]
Staying Fluid and Injury Free in Dance and Choreography
I am a UK based physio working in Exeter and Totnes. My focus is in helping people to develop a positive relationship with their body allowing them to become injury free, taking control of their own health and enjoying an active life. When learning new choreography there is often a pressure to get the moves […]
Do YOU have TMJ?
Have you heard of your temporomandibular joint (TMJ)? It’s one of the most used joints in your body. Did you know physiotherapy can help with TMJ problems? Your TMJ, also known as your jaw joint, is used for eating, talking, expressing emotion (both consciously and unconsciously) and breathing. Pain associated with dysfunction in this area […]