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There are three classic sleep postures.    Twenty to 30% of us sleep on our backs, known as SUPINE. Supine sleep postures can exacerbate obstructive sleep apnoea and can be unsuitable for those with chronic lower back pain. However, this posture is the most favourable position for the head and cervical spine. Some people may wish to place a pillow under the knees to encourage a more comfortable lower spine position.  PRONE is the least favourable sleep position. When sleeping

Do not underestimate how important sleep is.  Adequate sleep is a fundamental biological process required for optimal cognitive function, tissue repair, metabolic regulation, and immune competence, and is therefore integral to overall health and clinical recovery. Read on for five major benefits linked to good sleep. 1: Brain Health and Function   During sleep, the brain only requires 25% of the energy that is needed whilst we are awake. Sleep allows the brain to perform its

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Cerebral Palsy was a condition that I was born with. As I enter my 40th year in 2024 it remains a condition the effects of which must be man

I am a 77 year old man, and have suffered from chronic pain in my neck for over 40 years.  I have experienced ongoing neck pain,...

For International Women's Day Sarah shares her journey on being a Physio, Business Owner and Mum