The shoulder is a pretty complex joint, with many structures that can cause your patient’s pain.

And many of the so called shoulder ‘special’ tests are not that special…

As you head into the New Year I am sure you will have thought about what you want to achieve for 2022…

As we close out the year I have been reviewing the last 12 months and at the same time planning loads of new content for the New Grad Physio in 2022…

You are getting a head start on everyone else here so keep reading.

Most students and new grads will just wait to get started but right now you have a big opportunity to fast-track your progress and make this year your best year ever…

Santa has a pretty cool job…

Like we do as therapists.

Like us, he’s in a great position to help people out, bring joy to people’s lives and generally make a positive impact on the world…

Over the weekend I held my New Grad Physio LIVE event.

It was great to back to face to face teaching, getting hands-on and helping therapists put into practice the content we covered over the two days…

Whilst there are many things I now question that I was taught at University, this will always hold true.

I’ll always remember being told that if you don’t do a good job with your subjective assessment it is very difficult to find the right patient diagnosis…

There are many things that I would do differently if I had my time again.

Everything I do now is a million miles away from what I did when I first graduated back in 2010…

Lower back injuries can worry you as a therapist.

Injuries in this area can be challenging and if not managed well you can easily flare up patient symptoms…

If there is one joint I get the most questions on it is the shoulder.

Things like…