In an ideal world, we would all have the time to prepare delicious, healthy dinners each day. Even better, like celebrities, we would all have our own personal chefs to prepare these meals for us! But let’s face the facts – a personal chef is a luxury most people cannot afford, and many of us work long hours, or are too busy running around with children to spend hours in the kitchen every day of the week. Read more
Springtime is well upon us which means many of us will be getting into the gardens a lot more. It may surprise you to know that even a peaceful activity such as gardening can have its own injury risks.
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A young patient has his knee in “Lockdown” awaiting rehabilitation at Restore Movement.
Steve Sandor Sports Physiotherapist is helping Isaac get his knee out of bracing following his ACL reconstruction.
PREPARING YOUR BODIES FOR WORK AGAIN BY THE ACTIVITY DETECTIVE – STEVE SANDOR (DIRECTOR AND CHIEF PHYSIOTHERAPIST):
FIND OUT HOW WE ARE KEEPING YOU SAFE:
We now provide Telehealth services. Given the distancing requirements in place, many patients are choosing this form of Physiotherapy/Exercise Physiology.
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Dear Patient,
We are concerned about the possible interruption to your care, which we regard as important, if not essential.
If we are forced to close by regulators, we will then provide three ongoing Physiotherapy treatment options for you.
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Had a terrific lunch and presentation from Asanka Gurusinha, former Sri Kankan test batsman at Donvale CC yesterday. Met Donvale and Fitzroy Doncaster CC leaders promoting the 20 20 game today between past players of Sri Lanka and a combined Donvale team. The club continues to raise funds for the Bushfire Appeal.
In September two of Restore Movement’s Physiotherapy team, Steve Sandor and Kusal Goonewardena participated in a seminar and Conference in Colombo Sri Lanka. This will set the wheels in motion for Sports Physiotherapy to grow in that country.
Steve Sandor, Richmond FC Physiotherapist 1979-83, works each year with Dr David Marsh on a voluntary basis at the “Legends game”, where money is raised for retired Richmond players experiencing difficulties.
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