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Healthland Remedial Therapy

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 425 428 683

Address: 75 Diamond Street, Riverview 4303 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.healthland.net.au

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23.01.2022 Welcome to the New location: 75 Diamond St, Riverview

21.01.2022 DIY ..working from home

21.01.2022 Dear My Clients, I am able to do treatments now but will be limited to Myotherapy and Remedial Therapy ONLY as per QLD Healths current COVID-19 Restrictions. New Rules Will Need to apply before treatment. For your safety and for Mine ... - Treatment will be available for those who are requiring musculoskeletal therapy for management or prevention of a disease or injury. - If you are suffering any signs of cold, fever, sore throat or have been in contact with some one who has tested positive to Covid-19, treatment will obviously be declined. - Treatment of Immune compromised or those who are most at risk will be respectfully declined until the QLD Health Department updates their restrictions. - All clients will be emailed a Clinical intake form and are required to submit them before treatment. -Treatment Table and chair will be sanitised before every treatment. - All clients will be asked to sanitise their hands before entering the treatment room. These measures are for everyones protection Looking forward to seeing all my lovely clients again. Message me on my Facebook page or text me at 0425428683 Kind Regards Penny

19.01.2022 Massage was shut down ! Stay safe Stay healthy Stay positive:)

19.01.2022 Ive returned to both my jobs, one at Orion family Physiotherapy and home clinic since being allowed to practice, and have been confident in my decision. I send an online intake and Covid-19 screening form for all clients to fill out and send it back to me before each appointment, wipe down everything and give myself plenty of time between treatments to make sure everything has been sanitised, including door knobs, face holes etc. ... Clients have needed treatment now, more than ever. So many injuries from lack of movement, to change in exercise and not so good home office set ups has left people in really bad condition. Mental health is also an issue as many people are overwhelmed and depressed. I have not felt that being a myotherapy and remedial massage therapist is as important as it is right now. Yes its a risk but so is shopping at the supermarket. Actually Im more worried about the supermarket as I have more control with who I come into contact with at work and know that we are way more hygienic. If you didnt receive anything from Healthland Remedial Therapy please let us know and we will resend to you again. Take care Penny Your therapist

19.01.2022 () ~Happy Easter!~ . . ...~Have a Simply Amazing Day full of Love and Blessings~. .

18.01.2022 Dear valued clients, We are unfortunately CLOSED until further notice. Meanwhile, please stay well and healthy.We do appreciated your patience and understanding. We look forward to meeting and treating you soon at the new Location ( 75 Diamond st, RIVERVIEW) or I can do a home visit if preferred.... But If you need to see me I will be available at Orion Springfield Central Penny will be practicing from 7th of May. Regards, P.

18.01.2022 Credit: Health street NECK STRAIN EXERCISES A neck strain occurs when one or more fibres in a neck muscle or tendon stretches too far and tears. ... While a neck strain typically heals on its own within a few days or weeks, the pain may range from mild and achy to sharp and debilitating.... Do these exercises only if you do not have pain or numbness running down your arm or into your hand. Do not do any exercises that make your neck pain worse. CHIN TUCK Place your fingertips on your chin and gently push your head straight back as if you are trying to make a double chin. Keep looking forward as your head moves back. Hold 5 seconds and repeat 5 times. ISOMETRIC NECK FLEXION Sit tall, eyes straight ahead, and chin level. Place your palm against your forehead and gently push your forehead into your palm. Hold for 5 seconds and release. Do 3 sets of 5. SCALENE STRETCH Sit or stand and clasp both hands behind your back. Lower your left shoulder and tilt your head toward the right until you feel a stretch. Hold this position for 15 to 30 seconds and then come back to the starting position. Then lower your right shoulder and tilt your head toward the left. Hold for 15 to 30 seconds. Repeat 3 times on each side. ISOMETRIC NECK EXTENSION Sit tall, eyes straight ahead, and chin level. Clasp your hands together and place them behind your head. Press the back of your head into your palms. Hold 5 seconds and release. Do 3 sets of 5. ISOMETRIC NECK SIDE BEND Sit tall, eyes straight ahead, and chin level. Place the palm of your hand at the side of your temple and press your temple into the palm of your hand. Hold 5 seconds and release. Do 3 sets of 5 on each side. HEAD LIFT WITH NECK SIDE BEND Lie on your right side with your right arm lying straight out. Rest your head on your arm, then lift your head slowly toward your left shoulder. Hold for 5 seconds. Repeat 10 times. Switch to your left side and repeat the exercise, lifting your head toward your right shoulder.

17.01.2022 Are core stability exercises a good idea? Everybody knows the "plank" exercise, or the "superman".. But are we helping our patients with low back pain with these core stability exercises? No, according to Prof. Peter O'Sullivan and prof. Paul Hodges. For some patients it can help, but most of the time, people with chronic low back pain already have too much tension in their muscles.... Quotes from the article: "Our spines were designed to move, not be stiff, and the problem is too many core building exercises require no movement at all. In fact, years of core strength exercises could be making a person's chronic back pain worse" "He says people with back pain are already too rigid. Their muscles have tensed up as a protective response to the pain and core strength exercises can be counterproductive. "The common belief around tensing up a structure that's already tense doesn't really make sense," Prof O'Sullivan said. Relaxing your muscles around your trunk when you have back pain is actually more helpful, he said." Core stability exercises are perfectly fine in a comprehensive exercise program ofcourse, especially for athletes. Only the idea that the low back is unstable and needs to be protected and stiffened by these exercises is not correct. The spine is designed to move Credit Trust me, I'm a Physiotherapist

17.01.2022 Something wrong on my HICAPS Terminal & Booking System and computer & Internet networks and website. There will be working again after 2days Tax Invoice $ Cash receipt! for you today....... Apologize for inconvenience Penny.

17.01.2022 Latest COVID-19 Update on States and Territories Dear Pennapa,... Since our first joint statement on 26 March 2020, the landscape continues to be ever changing. The joint Associations have been working tirelessly together in order to provide all members the facts and will continue to seek clarity from both Federal and State Governments as to the directions for therapeutic, remedial massage and myotherapy services in each individual state. As of today, 17 April 2020, the following is a summary of what has been received in writing from the different states and territories: The following states and territories have confirmed that remedial massage and myotherapy members are permitted to provide professional services at this time: ACT New South Wales Northern Territory Victoria Western Australia The following states have confirmed that remedial massage and myotherapy members are not permitted to provide professional services at this time: Queensland Tasmania We continue to seek clarification from South Australia. Obtaining the facts as they stand on a day-to-day basis has been achieved as a result of the efforts of the combined Association initiative between the Australian Natural Therapy Association (ANTA), Australian Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS), Massage & Myotherapy Australia and Myotherapy Association Australia (MA). We thank you for continuing to support the work that your association is doing at this time, and stay united as a community of health care providers.

17.01.2022 All private health insurance rebates are working ! Except Only BUPA . . BUPA Australia will fixing for us and you can swipe card again by Thursday, but you still can claim online. Sorry for inconvenience ... Regards, P.

16.01.2022 Are you looking for the perfect gift for Father's day ? Give the gift of health and wellbeing. A massage voucher will always be the right choice. They can choose from a variety of styles including deep tissue, dry needling,sports massage and remedial massage. Gift vouchers are available for purchase. feeling relaxed at Healthland Remedial Therapy.

16.01.2022 Dear clients, I am a massage therapist who works in close, non-casual contact. In an effort to keep my clients safe, I have been closely monitoring developments regarding COVID19, both locally and overseas. I have made changes to the way I practice, implementing enhanced infection control and screening procedures. ... I am also working hard to support and disseminate the public health messages released by the Department of Health and WHO. However, as a conscientious and caring health practitioner, I recognise that these efforts are not enough to fully protect my clients or myself from the risk of contracting COVID-19 or do they provide adequate containment of the virus. The nature of my practice makes it impossible for me to observe the mandated requirement to practise social distancing I have direct contact with every one of my clients for anywhere between half an hour to 2 hours, which is clearly a high-risk situation for all parties. As a potential vector for the spread of the virus, I want to be able to act now and play my part in containing the spread in my community. I HAVE DECIDED TO ClOSED MY Massage & Beauty business for COVID-19 until thing get better. STAY SAFE EVERY ONE. TAKE CARE & ALL THE BEST EVERY ONE Yours sincerely, Penny Healthland Remedial Therapy

15.01.2022 Dear client, I am a massage therapist who works in close, non-casual contact with 20-30 per week. In an effort to keep my clients safe, I have been closely monitoring developments regarding COVID19, both locally and overseas. I have made changes to the way I practice, implementing enhanced infection control and screening procedures. ... I am also working hard to support and disseminate the public health messages released by the Department of Health and WHO. However, as a conscientious and caring health practitioner, I recognise that these efforts are not enough to fully protect my clients or myself from the risk of contracting COVID19 nor do they provide adequate containment of the virus. The nature of my practice makes it impossible for me to observe the mandated requirement to practise social distancing I have direct contact with every one of my clients for anywhere between half an hour to 2 hours, which is clearly a high-risk situation for all parties. As a potential vector for the spread of the virus, I want to be able to act now and play my part in containing the spread in my community. The Government stimulus package announced on Thursday does not provide a single measure that will support me financially to stop working and adequately mitigate the high risk of virus transmission in my clinical practice. And, as a self-employed massage therapist, I do not have the safety net of paid leave to fall back on. Please pressure the Treasurer and Cabinet to widen the stimulus to encompass self employed practitioners like me so that we can act now to appropriately assist in the massive public health efforts to prevent the spread of the virus. Yours sincerely, Penny Healthland Remedial Therapy

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12.01.2022 Credit: Myotherapy Association Australia Australian Governments say myotherapists are essential In what can only be described as a roller-coaster of emotions over the past month, we, the Myotherapy Association Australia are absolutely elated to announce to our members that as at today, April 25, 2020, myotherapy services are now permitted across all states and territories throughout Australia during COVID-19. ... Governments agree, myotherapy is an essential service. Read more about the team behind making this happen, and a special message of thanks from MA to you: http://ow.ly/RSFS50zoed7 #essentialservices #covid19 #myotherapy #myoassociationau #painmanagement #joinmatoday

10.01.2022 The right way to exercise without getting injured. Look after yourself because your Pain management therapist (Penny) is social distancing. .... Stay healthy Stay safe Stay home See more

10.01.2022 COVID-19 Coronavirus facts & advice As the coronavirus spreads it is important that we all do our part to help halt or delay it and mitigate its affects. I would be extremely grateful if you could read through the below information before your next appointment and inform me immediately if you feel you should cancel or reschedule your appointment. In these circumstances we will not be enforcing our cancellation policy due to coronavirus related issues.... Facts about the virus: It is highly contagious and airborne It can remain active on various surfaces & clothing for several hours The symptoms include: o Dry Cough o A High Temperature o Shortness of Breath It has an incubation period of 3 to 12 days (average 5 days) which is why a 14 day quarantine is in place The symptoms vary considerably in severity, however the elderly and those with underlying medical conditions are at higher risk. Please let us know if you answer yes to any of the following questions: o Do you any of the above symptoms? o Have you been in contact with anyone who is known to have the virus or displaying any of the above symptoms in the last 14 days? o Have you been to any affected country in the last 14 days (updated list here: https://www.nhs.uk//coronavirus-cov/advice-for-travellers/) If the answer is yes to any of the above please let me know immediately and I will decide if your session needs to be deferred/rescheduled. I also suggest you contact the NHS 111 service for advice who will recommend whether you should follow the self-isolation protocol.

07.01.2022 Credit Healthy Street SCIATICA WHAT IS SCIATICA?... Sciatica is the result of a neurological problem in the back or an entrapped nerve in the pelvis or buttock. There are a set of neurological symptoms such as: Pain (intense pain in the buttock) Lumbosacral radicular leg pain Numbness Muscular weakness Gait dysfunction Sensory impairment Sensory disturbance Hot and cold or tinglings or burning sensations in the legs Reflex impairment Paresthesias or dysesthesias and oedema in the lower extremity that can be caused by the irritation of the sciatic nerves (the lumbar nerve L4 and L5 and the sacral nerves S1,S2 and S3) CAUSES OF PAIN Pain is a result of irritation of the sciatic nerve. it can be constant or intermittend. The pain may be worsened by certain movements like coughing or sneezing (these movements increase the intra abdominal pressure). Sitting, bending, prolonged standing or rising from a sitting position can aggravate or increase the pain. PAIN PATTERNS In regards to relief the pain, the supine position decreases the pressure on the herniated disc and will subsequently decrease pain. Pain is located along the distribution of the nerve and can be felt in the back, buttocks, knee and leg. It only radiates to one side of the leg and can result in reduced power, reflexes and sensation in the nerve root. Also gait dysfunction (toe walking, foot drop and knee buckling), paresthesias or dysesthesias are frequent neurological symptoms. SYMPTOMS BASED ON NERVE COMPRESSION Sciatica can be caused by the compression or irritation of nerve L4, L5, S1, S2 and S3. The sciatica symptoms depend on which nerve is compressed or irritated. L4: When the L4 nerve is compressed or irritated the patient feels pain, tingling and numbnessiIn the thigh. The patient also feels weak when straightening the leg and may have a diminished knee jerk reflex. L5: When the L5 nerve is compressed or irritated the pain, tingling and numbness may extend to the foot and big toes. S1: When the S1 nerve is compressed or irritated the patient feels pain, tingling and numbness on the outer part of the foot. The patient also experiences weakness when elevating the heel off the ground and standing on tiptoes. The ankle jerk reflex may be diminished. source: B.W Koes, M.W Van Tulder, W.C Peul. Diagnosis and treatment of sciatica. BMJ.

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04.01.2022 LATEST UPDATE We continue to advocate on your behalf our members, our community. Together as industry associations, ANTA, ATMS, Massage and Myotherapy and MA have been working on behalf of our members, asking all State and Territory governments to clarify whether remedial massage and myotherapists can continue to practice during Coronavirus restrictions.... One by one, governments have come back to us with sensible responses that allow essential healthcare services, such as remedial massage, myotherapy and soft tissue therapy to continue caring for patients. In a victory for common-sense, yesterday, the Queensland government responded to our member advocacy permitting these services to operate. Their updates to the Directive can be read at: https://bit.ly/2RWTP1H We are still working together for clarification from SA. You can help us to help you by contacting the South Australian government see https://bit.ly/2VpKgdF for contact details and a suggested letter format.

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04.01.2022 Credit Healthy Street TOP TIPS FOR MUMS WITH BACK PAIN RESULTING FROM HOLDING THEIR BABY Back strain can be caused from lifting and carrying a baby or toddler on a daily basis. It may be the result of lifting incorrectly or the actual weight load and frequency of lifting. ...Continue reading

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03.01.2022 Musculoskeletal pain refers to pain in the muscles, bones, ligaments, tendons, and nerves. You can feel this pain in just one area of the body, such as your back. You can also have it throughout your body if you have a widespread condition like fibromyalgia. Lower back pain is the most common type of musculoskeletal pain. The pain can range from mild to severe enough to interfere with your day-to-day life. It may start suddenly and be short-lived, which is called acute pain.... Pain that lasts for more than 3 to 6 months is called chronic pain. If you like... Hands-on therapy Alternative therapies Aids and devices Call Penny 0425 428 683 or inbox ( Only Thursday morning and Friday afternoon available for this week) Credit : information from healthline and anatomy of back muscles from health_street

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