HEALTH BLOG
HEALTH BLOG
Welcome to our health blog! Find regularly updated information about the clinic, tips for staying healthy, and pain prevention help.
Signs of Cervicogenic Headaches & How Physiotherapy Can Help
Could Your Neck Be Causing Your Headaches? Have you ever noticed that your headache starts at the base of your skull or seems to worsen after a long day at the computer? If so, your neck could be the source of your pain. Many people assume all headaches are the same,...
Lightened-Up Beef Stroganoff
In conjunction with Diabetes week, we’ve found a delicious dinner recipe that is not only suitable for diabetics, it’s delicious! It also pairs well with Carisma lower carb mashed potato or mashed cauliflower. Yum! Lightened-Up Beef Stroganoff Serves - 4 Prep Time -...
60 Seconds with Julie
We’ve been chatting to new Physio Julie to find out what makes her tick! See her responses below. You can also book with Julie by calling the clinic on 07 3869 1099 or BOOK ONLINE. Name: Julie Zhu Home Town: Zhejiang, China Favorite Food: Korean BBQ Favorite Colour:...
How Can Acupuncture Help Musculoskeletal Pain?
Musculoskeletal pain is one of the most common reasons people seek healthcare. Whether it's a sporting injury, persistent back pain, neck tension from desk work, or joint stiffness that has gradually developed over time, pain can significantly impact your ability to...
Fragrant Chicken Noodle Soup with Ginger & Turmeric
This Indonesian-inspired chicken noodle soup is perfect for lunch or dinner, especially during the cooler months. Due to its warming and hydrating properties, it is also ideal to eat when sick. It’s just what the doctor ordered! Fragrant chicken noodle soup with...
60 Seconds with Luke
We’ve been chatting to new Physio Luke to find out more interesting facts about him. See his responses below! Check out Luke's Bio now. You can also book with Luke by calling the clinic on 07 3869 1099 or BOOK ONLINE. Name: Luke Home Town: Hobart Favorite Food:...
How to Return to Running After Injury – A Physio’s Step-by-Step Guide
Getting back to running after an injury can feel exciting—but also a little uncertain. Push too hard, too soon, and you risk setbacks. Take the right approach, and you’ll rebuild strength, confidence, and performance safely. Here’s a simple, physio-guided roadmap to...
Julie Goodwin’s Chicken & Leek Pie with Potato Bake Topping
This chicken potato bake pie is deliciously creamy and cheesy, and was created by mixing some family favourites together - chicken, pie, and potato bake! It’s a hearty family dinner and a great dish to freeze to save time during the week. Julie Goodwin’s Chicken &...
From Setback to Success: A Brisbane Metro Baseballer’s Journey Back to the Field
When a promising young athlete suffers a devastating injury, the path back to the sport they love can seem impossibly long. For one Brisbane Metro player, Ruaridh McLean, however, perseverance, a supportive club, and expert guidance from SPHC Acupuncturist, Neil...
Why Runners Get Injured and How to Prevent It
Running is one of the most accessible and rewarding ways to stay fit—but it’s also one of the most common sources of injury I see in the clinic. Whether you’re training for your first 5K or logging serious weekly mileage, injuries usually aren’t “bad luck.” They’re...