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  • The physiotherapy way to health for everyone… …whatever their shape or age

    Just do 10 or 20 a day!

    Everyone benefits from moving more, whatever their physical condition, whatever their age.

    “The body is meant ...

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  • Move for your health!

    Move for your health!

    On this Movement for Health Day, South Africa’s physiotherapists suggest enhancing your health by including a little...

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  • SASP Movement for Good Health Photo Challenge

    Win a prize by submitting a photo that best demonstrates "movement for good health" including the daily themed item listed. The daily winner will be announced on th...

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  • Motherhood: It shouldn’t hurt

    Happy Mother’s Day!

    This is the day to celebrate the amazing joy your children bring you. It’s also a day to reflect on the way they pummel...

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  • 28 April - World Day for Safety and Health at Work

    Stop stressing!

    It’s World Day for Safety and Health at Work on 28 April and this year’s theme is “Workplace Stress”.

    Here’s some useful advice ...

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  • Avoid back pain and injury on the job

    Your physiotherapist’s guidelines will help you stay pain-free at work

    • Wear shoes with a non-slip sole - back injuries are often caused by the sudden...

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  • Congratulations Dr Thubi Kolobe

    SA Physio congratulates Dr Thubi Kolobe on her ground-breaking invention! Read more at: Continue reading

  • Cancer: prevent, survive, thrive!

    You want one piece of advice about cancer, whether you have it or you want to prevent it?

    EXERCISE!

    Yup, that’s it.

    Get moving.

    The to...

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  • Five ways physiotherapists help you to get LOVE right!

    I can hear your heart beat:

    Shape of my heart

    You can’t even think of a Valentine’s night out if your heart is not in good shape. Your top tip for get...

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  • What’s the use of your neck

    Your neck is what holds your head up. It allows you to look from left to right, up and down. So if you are injured in a car accident and your neck is sore and stiff, no worries, you’ll soon be right. Right?
    Wrong – if you’re one of the unlucky two-thirds (64%!) of whiplash injury patients wh...

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