Today, in our busy lifestyles as we race around from place to place, it’s easy to forget to dedicate time to looking after our bodies, both the emotional and the physical sides. And with such limited time, when it comes to a massage it can often be considered a luxury to find the time or you might think it’s something you can go without.
Read MoreMost babies learn to crawl between the ages of 7 months and 10 months and crawling is a key milestone in their development. It is common for babies to adopt a unique style of crawling around this time that isn’t the traditional style of being up on their hands and knees.
Read MoreSleeping is so important to our bodies and how we function during the day. The effects of not enough sleep can significantly impact our health as getting a good nights sleep can set you up for the day to come.
Read MoreSleep is a very important and underrated part of our health, so what happens when we do not get enough sleep?
Well actually it’s a whole list of things and we have gone into detail about a few of them here, plus keep scrolling all the way to the end to see Dr Mike’s top tips on how you can get a better nights sleep.
Read MoreEnsuring you have the best work posture is important not only for your long-term health but also for getting the best out of yourself and ensuring maximum productivity at work and at home.
Read MoreWe all know that when a headache hits, there is sometimes just no way out of it. And we understand that when you’re having a busy day, you don’t have time to let a headache stop you in your tracks.
Read MoreAll the kids are back at school after the holiday break and are maybe starting school for the first time. We know that this can be an exciting time and also a trying time physically, with new strains on their developing bodies. Posture can be a concern as our children are sitting at a desk for a lot of the school day, but the weight of their back pack can also impact them physically.
Read MoreThis year, Spinal Health Week 2016 runs from 23 to 29 May with the theme ‘Back Your Inner Athlete’. Every day more and more Australians experience disabling low back pain, neck pain and headaches, limiting their ability to work and engage in an active healthy life.
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