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Can Physiotherapy Help My Back Pain?

Physiotherapy is a type of rehabilitation that focuses on improving movement and function, and it can be an effective treatment option for people with back pain.

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Physio vs Chiro - What Is Best For You

If you are experiencing pain, you may benefit from seeing a professional. But who? Is a physio the right choice or would a chiro be a better fit? Aevum explains.

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Knee Osteoarthritis and Physiotherapy

Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis in Australia. Aevum Health explains everything you need to know & what you can do to ease pain. Book Aevum today for more advice.

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Physio for a back or neck injury

Back & neck pain is the most common presentation to any Physio clinic in Sydney. There are a few reasons for this. Aevum Health explains more about back & neck injuries.

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Benefits of Exercise For People With Autism

My name is Leah and I am an accredited Exercise Physiologist. I wanted to provide the Autism community with some information on the benefits of exercise physiology (EP) for ASD. It is so important for individuals and families to know what EP is and how important is for those with autism.

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Exercise for Parkinson’s Disease

Neurological diseases are one of the leading causes of disability worldwide (1). Among this, Parkinson’s Disease (PD) It is the second most common neurological condition in Australia and it is estimated that PD will affect 8.7-9.3 million people worldwide by 2030 (2). Being such a significant health burden, it is paramount to minimise this and work to find appropriate treatment, management and an eventual cure. Thankfully, exercise is deemed a safe and cost-effective preventative tool to manage idiopathic PD with mild to moderate symptoms and improve the overall quality of life of those affected.

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AUTISM: REACHING YOUR FULL POTENTIAL WITH EXERCISE

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a condition we, as allied health professionals, are starting to learn more and more about all the time. The technical description of Autism is a “neurodevelopmental syndrome where significant deficits are present in communication and social reciprocity”1. This essentially means that individual’s with Autism, have difficulties with communicating and interacting socially. Additionally, Autism populations can also show characteristics such as repetitive behaviors and restrictive interests2. We knew that in 2015, there were 164,000 Australians diagnosed with Autism3. It is important to note however that no two individuals with Autism are the same. Autism can be classified as either mild, moderate or severe and while there is no cure for Autism, there are many different therapies that can help people achieve their full potential! One type of therapy which we know is significantly beneficial for this type of disability is exercise therapy. Find out below why!

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