By Jacqueline Chang on June 2, 2016

We are more than a jumble of bones, muscles and nerves. Pain is not purely caused by physical injury. Science and medicine in present day is really ...

By Jacqueline Chang on May 26, 2016

After the morning cup of tea, my priority for the rest of the day is treating pain Typically with acute injuries, providing advice, manual therapy ...

By Sarah Comensoli on May 16, 2016

It's nearly that time of year again where BJC Health celebrates Exercise Right Week (23rd - 29th May 2016). Our Exercise Physiologists are once again ...

By Jacqueline Chang on May 11, 2016

"So you’re saying it’s all in my head? My pain is real” can be a patient response when discussing pain. Explaining pain to patients is challenging. ...

By Jacqueline Chang on May 5, 2016

There are many four letter words in the English language. Which one pops into your head? In the physiotherapy world, the most common four letter word ...

By Jacqueline Chang on April 21, 2016

This week's post is from Jacqueline Chang, one of our Parramatta physios. Her areas of expertise include chronic pain and muscle energy techniques. ...

By Belinda Prince on April 16, 2016

ANZAC day usually conjures images of a crumbly Anzac Biscuit or a pint of beer with a game of two-up at the pub. However, this year will be a little ...

By Belinda Prince on April 14, 2016

In part two of my blogging mini-series on tendinopathies, I have discussed the importance of resting the injured tendon, in the case of a ...

By Belinda Prince on April 7, 2016

For many years now, research has suggested the lack of efficacy in using “machines” to help manage tendon injuries. Some of you may be familiar with ...