https://youtu.be/DuvjbwsRYWM Our clinical director and head physiotherapist, Sam, explains how to find and identify different RED FLAGS in your body! #RedFlags #BodyAwareness #HealthAlert #PhysiotherapistTips #IdentifyRedFlags #BodyCheckup #HealthWarning #ClinicalDirector #PhysiotherapistAdvice #HealthMonitoring #WarningSigns #DetectRedFlags #MedicalAlert #HealthSafety #RedFlagIdentification #PhysiotherapyCare #BodyHealth #HealthAwareness #RedFlagSymptoms #PhysioSupport #Heal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yKARE8DCaQ&t=15s Our clinical director and head physiotherapist, Sam, goes over 5 basic tips for dealing with achilles-related pain.  As discussed in the first tip, accurate diagnosis is key, so if you are suffering from pain in this area, it's important that you do get it assessed. In terms of exercise, the appropriate dosage to start achilles loading, as well as the rate of progression, depends on a number of factors, and this is best guided

The healthcare field is vast and diverse, with numerous professionals dedicated to improving the well-being of individuals. One question that often arises is, "Are physiotherapists doctors?" In this article, we will explore the roles of physiotherapists and clarify whether they can be considered doctors. The Role of Physiotherapists Physiotherapists are valuable healthcare professionals, often referred to as physical therapists in some regions. They specialize in diagnosing a