The 10 ways Australian seniors can stay healthy during self-isolation The coronavirus pandemic has upended our world. We are now staying in our homes more than ever and limiting where we go. As such, it has become more challenging to maintain our general health as our usual outings have become restricted and our routines changed […]
READ MOREWhy am I always tired? Here are 6 common causes of fatigue in older people
Here are 6 common causes of fatigue in older people Do you ever want to do some gardening, cooking, walking the dog or going for a game of lawn bowls, only to feel like your body would prefer to sit on the couch or have a nap? It’s not uncommon to feel tired from time […]
READ MOREHow to exercise with breast cancer: Breaking down the latest evidence
How to exercise with breast cancer: Breaking down the latest evidence In a previous blog article about exercise and cancer (‘Four ways exercise helps with cancer treatment’), we established the many benefits of exercising throughout treatment. In this article, we will answer the four most common questions surrounding exercising with breast cancer. What is the […]
READ MOREFeeling dizzy? How physio can help
Feeling dizzy? How physio can help Dizziness and vertigo can be difficult to manage, making it hard to do everyday activities such as cleaning, cooking or simply leaving the house alone. People often use the words ‘dizziness’ and ‘vertigo’ interchangeably, but these are actually two different conditions. Dizziness is usually described as light-headedness, unsteadiness or […]
READ MOREWays to improve your memory
Strategies For Improving Your Memory – Advice For Elderly Australians Do you worry about your memory? Are you wondering what you can do about it and looking for some ways to improve your memory? Most of us worry from time to time whether our memory lapses are something we need to be concerned about. Memory […]
READ MOREHow to build and maintain strong and healthy bones as we get older
Building Strong And Healthy Bones In Old Age | The Physio Co “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks” … said no good physiotherapist ever! Just like, “You can’t grow new bone in an older person.” Right? Wrong! Bone is a living, growing tissue made up of mostly collagen and calcium. In our younger […]
READ MOREManagement of knee osteoarthritis – 5 simple exercises
Management of knee osteoarthritis – 5 simple exercises There is a mountain of research to support the benefits of exercise in the management of knee osteoarthritis, but there are so many types of activity, where do you start? Of course, things such as walking, swimming, cycling and tai chi all have great benefits, but here […]
READ MORETai Chi for Seniors: 7 Benefits You Should Know Now
Benefits of Tai Chi for Seniors | Health & Exercise | The Physio Co For seniors, Tai Chi has become a popular and effective type of exercise that Australians everywhere are embracing. Though this may seem like a relatively new form of exercise, Tai Chi actually has its roots in ancient Chinese martial arts. Tai […]
READ MOREHow to manage osteoarthritis knee pain
How to manage osteoarthritis knee pain Osteoarthritis refers to long-term changes in joints due to inflammation. This can result in pain and weakness, affecting one’s ability to perform everyday tasks. When we experience pain, it is natural to want to avoid everything that causes it. This may be the case with acute injuries, but with chronic […]
READ MOREShort of breath? A physio can help
Short of breath? A physio can help Feeling short of breath? You’re not alone. Shortness of breath or breathlessness is common for older people who have chronic conditions, including those that affect the heart and lungs. These can include chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and heart failure. Chronic breathlessness is the name given to the […]
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