I have heard many different explanations from my patients of what they believe Sciatica is, which demonstrates how much misunderstanding there is in society.
Sometimes it’s good and right to be furious about something. Getting angry is not always wrong. For example, positive change can come from being angry at injustice or inequality.
It is easy to feel that we can not exercise as much as we would want to these days, because we don’t have the space or the equipment at home. But that really is a matter of perspective.
Speaking to a counsellor in private can help give you clarity on situations. They are able to see things from a different perspective.
If you think you may have, or have been told that you do have hypermobility, why not try The Body Matters team and find out what you can be doing to encourage and help you live a more active lifestyle.
For many of us life has changed since the pandemic started in many different ways. One thing that has changed is that so many of us work from home, which can mean that we are moving less.
At The Body Matters, we have been helping companies understand how people are adapting to this new set of circumstances and what they can do to help relieve some of the stresses and strains caused.
Despite common beliefs, there is no such thing as “correct” posture. There is NO strong evidence that optimal posture even exists or that avoiding “incorrect” postures can prevent back or neck pain.
If you are finding yourself dreading the shorter days and colder days as winter approaches, spare a thought for the people of Tromsø – a city in Norway.
Do you wake up to fear, stress or pain? Is it just too hard to get up every morning these days? Are you lacking the energy to face the day? Do you just want to stay down and hide?
