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More Ways to Optimise Your Ultrasound Image

You may have read our last article which talks you through some of the settings that you can adjust to optimise your ultrasound image. But there are some other things to consider as well.

How does IASTM treatment differ from manual Therapy?

Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM) is an increasingly popular treatment used by therapists around the world. But how does it differ from manual therapy?

(Almost) Everything you need to know about Shockwave Therapy and Tennis Elbow

Tennis elbow is one of the most common injuries of the arm (and despite the name you don’t have to play tennis to suffer with it). The condition is diagnosed during a clinical assessment by a trained

How to relieve tension headaches with HawkGrips by treating the upper Trapezius muscle

It is becoming a normal occurrence for patients to complain of tension headaches, so clinicians who treat almost all walks of life should know how to successfully treat this condition.

Suffering with pain? Focused Shockwave treatment may be the answer

Focused Shockwave is a non-invasive treatment used to treat acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain in muscles, tendons, and joints.

“Patients love them and the outcomes” – Pritpal Chana, Physiotherapist

“I’ve been using HawkGrips for over 6 months now and they are by far the best investment I have made for my work and business. Patients love them and the outcomes of them”.

“How to resolve soft tissue pain” by scar tissue therapist, Petra Erving

The course talked about the different modalities to reduce soft tissue pain and dysfunction, these included HawkGrips, PiezoWave2 and the PhysioTouch.

IASTM Introductory Workshop at Leeds Beckett University

As part of Physiquipe Academy, we are collaborating with Universities to provide students with the opportunity to gain CPD hours on IASTM to improve their CV, but to also expose them to other treatmen