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Blossoming Bellies Physiotherapy

Locality: Toowong

Phone: +61 7 3871 1799

Address: Ground Floor, 80 Jephson Street 4030 Toowong, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.blossomingbelliesphysio.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Earlier this year one of our physiotherapists Lauren had the privilege of being asked to contribute to an article on exercise during pregnancy and the post-natal period written for Compare the Market. Feel free to have a read if you're interested. Please note that the original link isn't working, however if you click on this link: https://www.comparethemarket.com.au//exercising-pre-post-/ you will be directed to the article. Please note that there were other contributors to the article and the information provided by other contributors may not necessarily align with the opinion of our physiotherapist Lauren. Happy reading!

23.01.2022 Stay safe Brisbane

23.01.2022 Our website and email are back up and running! Sorry for the inconvenience

21.01.2022 The clinic remains open for appointments during this current 3 day lockdown in Brisbane as physiotherapy is deemed an essential service. Please note our group classes will not be running during this time. Please remember to wear a mask to your appointment and if you are feeling unwell please call the clinic on (07) 3871 1799 to reschedule your appointment.

21.01.2022 We hope everyone has an exciting long weekend! We will be back in the clinic on Saturday 15th August.

18.01.2022 The July edition of our newsletter is now available to read by following the link: https://mailchi.mp//blossoming-bellies-physiotherapy-july- Enjoy!

16.01.2022 June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month. Following on from our last post, today we are going to talk about prevention of bowel cancer. Whilst risk factors such as age, family history, certain genetic conditions and inflammatory bowel disease cannot be changed, there are many other risk factors that can - and these risk factors are lifestyle related.... Modifiable risk factors for bowel cancer include: Alcohol Body fatness Lack of physical activity Eating red and processed meats Smoking Your risk of developing bowel cancer can be reduced by limiting your alcohol intake, maintaining a healthy weight, consuming dairy products, keeping physically active, limiting red meat consumption, avoiding processed meats, avoiding smoking and increasing dietary fibre intake. Let's all make a positive change towards bowel cancer prevention!

06.01.2022 World Continence Week (15-22 June) is upon us, and the Continence Foundation of Australia is encouraging older Australians to #InvestInContinence. Did you know that incontinence is one of the most common reasons why people are admitted into residential aged care? We need to aim for prevention or better management of incontinence to improve this! Start investing in continence today by following the 5 Healthy Habits:... 1. Stay active 2. Eat well 3. Consume enough fluids and drink well 4. Exercise your pelvic floor 5. Practice good toilet habits For more information go to www.continence.org.au

03.01.2022 Due to the current QLD health directive, masks are mandatory when attending the clinic, both for appointments and group classes, for the next 2 weeks. We hope everyone stays safe during this uncertain time