Sports and Spinal Group in Hampton, Victoria, Australia | Medical and health

Sports and Spinal Group

Locality: Hampton, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9589 3777

Address: 487A Hampton St 3188 Hampton, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Meditation has so many incredible benefits for both our overall physical and mental wellbeing by lowering stress and anxiety, assisting with pain management and improving sleep and immune system. Experience the power of a personal meditation and yoga nidra practice that comes with the support of inspirational talks, on-going Q&A on its community forum and regular live streams at Sanctuary with our beloved teacher Rod Stryker. Subscribe to the App:... APPLE STORE https://apps.apple.com//sanctuary-with-rod-st/id1426508272 GOOGLE PLAY https://play.google.com/store/apps/details #worldmentalhealthmonth #mentalhealth #anxiety #depression #sleep #pain #immune #mentalwellbeing #emotionalwellbeing #meditation #yoganidra #healthybody #healthymind #findyourhappy

25.01.2022 Sleep is linked to just about everything: focus, mental health, energy levels, productivity, happiness, stress, depression, eating habits, physical health, social interactions, and decision-making. Did you know that moderate sleep deprivation can decrease your performance as much as being legally intoxicated with alcohol? Yet, millions of adults don’t get enough sleep. The solution? Good sleep hygiene. Click on the link below to learn more about sleep hygiene on our latest ...blog: https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/why-is-sleep-so-im/ #sleep #osteopath #osteopathy #health #healthybody #healthymind #paediatrics #osteoforkids #family #dream #painmanagment #heal #hampton #beaumaris #bayside #melbourne #findyourhappy #empoweringlifelonghealth #whywesleep

23.01.2022 With the current COVID-19 community cases arising in the Bayside area, please see below for some minor changes at SSG. We are open for business as usual with our safety practices in place. ... Questions prior to booking in at SSG: If you answer yes to any of the below questions, please call us to discuss and reschedule your appointment 1. Do you have a fever or respiratory symptoms? 2. Have you been identified as a close contact of a confirmed COVID case in the last 14 days? 3. Have you returned from overseas or NSW in the last 14 days? 4. Are you awaiting a COVID test result? 5. Have you been asked to self-isolate by your GP or DHHS? Masks: Masks will be mandatory for all staff and patients inside our clinics. Temperature Checks: From Saturday 2nd of January, we will once again be temperature checking on your arrival at the clinics. This is to protect you, all SSG staff and the entire Bayside community. Cleaning and Sanitation: All the SSG protocols have and will continue to remain at the highest possible standard. To find out more, please click on our COVID-19 link below: https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/covid-19/ #COVID #weinspireasateam #empoweringlifelonghealth #findyourhappy #dreamteam #happybody #happymind #happy #happiness #health #osteopathy #osteopath #myotherapy #chinesemedicine #alliedhealth #bayside #hampton #beaumaris #stkilda #melbourne

23.01.2022 We are so excited to welcome you back to the clinics restriction free from tomorrow! We will still maintaining our high levels of cleaning and precautionary screening and safety procedures. We will finally be reopening Beaumaris’s doors after only being open for nine weeks of this year! ... Welcome back to our massage therapists Sarah and Michael also from tomorrow...we have all missed you!! Please call the clinics on 95335536 or 95893777 or jump online for appointments: https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/ Thank you all so much for your patience and support for a tumultuous 2020! We look forward to being able to continuing to provide high quality care #weinspireasateam #empoweringlifelonghealth #findyourhappy #dreamteam #happybody #happymind #happy #happiness #health #osteopathy #osteopath #myotherapy #chinesemedicine #alliedhealth #bayside #hampton #Beaumaris #melbourne

18.01.2022 Happy Friday! #empoweringlifelonghealth

18.01.2022 WHY IS IT SO IMPORTANT BABIES ROLL? Learning to roll helps to lay the foundation for many other important developmental skills such as crawling and walking and build strength in their back, neck and core muscles. Rolling also helps form connections between the left and right sides of the brain by using both sides of their body together. ... #funfactfriday #babydevelopment #developmentalmilestones #developmentaldelay #developmentalskills #paediatrics #osteopathy #paediatricosteopathy #osteopathicmedicine #babyhacks #babytips #parentinghacks #positiveparentingtips #mumsofinsta #mumsofinstagram #babiesofinsta #babiesofinstagram #ig_motherhood #newbornbaby #newmums #newmumlife #toddlerlife #learnthroughplay #babydevelopment #developmentalmilestones #mumandbaby #motherandbaby #firsttimemama #melbourne #bayside #stkilda #hampton #beamaris #empoweringlifelonghealth

15.01.2022 We are so proud to be allied health professionals this year more than ever!

14.01.2022 What is forward head carriage? As the name implies, due to dysfunction in the neck region, the head moves from its proper position further forward. The more the head moves forward, the greater gravity produces weight bearing stress on the neck. Check out our YouTube library below to learn which exercise helps to reverse the effects of forward head carriage:... https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/pec-minor-major-tr/ #triggerpoint #pain #osteopathy #osteo #myotherapy #neck #erectorspinae #headaches #posture #mobilise #goals #alliedhealth #beaumaris #hampton #weinspireasateam #findyourhappy #weareexcellencedriven #empoweringlifelonghealth

13.01.2022 The sacroiliac joint connects the hip bones (iliac crests) to the sacrum, the triangular bone between the lumbar spine and the tailbone (coccyx). The primary function of the sacroiliac joints is to absorb shock between the upper body and the pelvis and legs. The sacroiliac joint typically has little motion. Small movements at the joint help with shock absorption and forward/backward bending. The joint is reinforced by strong ligaments surrounding it, some of which extend acro...ss the joint in the back of the pelvis. This network of soft tissues provides support, limits movement at the joint, and assists with absorbing pressure. One of the sources of sacroiliac joint dysfunction is too little movement (hypomobility or fixation) can cause muscle tension, pain, and may inhibit mobility. Pain is typically felt on one side of the low back or buttocks, and can radiate down the back of leg, similar to sciatic pain. Check out the video from our YouTube library below for an exercise to help with sacroiliac joint mobility: https://youtu.be/w_MRlSlIeJk

12.01.2022 Did you know that having a forward head carriage can cause neck pain and headaches? The further your head moves forward, the greater the weight bearing stresses are on your neck. So why is this significant? Because it is a prominent cause of neck pain. This is due in part to abnormal stress/strain on muscles, bones, ligaments, and nerves. ... Prolonged forward head carriage (or posture) can also result in several degenerative neck conditions. Please speak to one of our practitioners at your next appointment for more information or head over to our website: https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/

12.01.2022 This article from adolescent psychologist Andrew Fuller on how to support teens to transition back to a more balanced level of screentime after excessive amounts during lockdown also includes some helpful strategies for parents to gently support this process: http://theparentswebsite.com.au/wean-your-teen-off-the-sc/

10.01.2022 We are open today at Hampton and there are still a few appointments available with our Osteopaths. Please call 95335536 or jump online to book: https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/

09.01.2022 Wishing all the students, parents, carers in all their forms and teachers all the very best for their first day back out of lockdown here in Melbourne (....take two)!!! #backtoschool #COVID #homeschoolisover #findyourhappy #osteopathy #osteo #myotherapy #alliedhealth #beaumaris #hampton #weinspireasateam #findyourhappy #weareexcellencedriven #empoweringlifelonghealth

09.01.2022 Jemma is our resident kiwi receptionist. After living in the UK, she and her husband moved to Melbourne almost 10 years ago. She has two little girls, loves to travel, read and play netball and particularly enjoys a chat with patients and staff! #teamtuesday #weinspireasateam #weareexcellencedriven #osteopathy #osteo #dreamteam

08.01.2022 SSG Truth Bomb Did you know that having enough thoracic extension enables the shoulder blade to sit in the correct position and function correctly. This is one reason why a lack of thoracic mobility can cause shoulder pain If you have poor thoracic mobility, we recommend performing thoracic mobility daily!... If you are unsure - come into the clinic for an assessment and exercise program https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/

08.01.2022 Why is tummy time so important? The development of a baby’s gross motor skills develops first from the head and tummy time is what helps build this foundational skill and also helps to build the skills needed for the developmental milestones that follow. Tummy time helps to build... hand-eye coordination head and neck strength and control shoulder, arm and hand strength tongue and jaw muscle strength sensory development The length of time a baby spends on their tummy varies greatly and throughout the day depending on their tolerance levels which can change day to day and depending on how tired they are. The best way is to keep it fun and interesting and go for short regular bursts of tummy time over long stints as they build their strength and tolerance. This time can be increased progressively as their strength and control develops or until they reach their next most common milestone of rolling from their tummy to their back! #paeditricosteopathy #osteoforkids #tummytime #developmentalmilestones

07.01.2022 Feeling a little sore after chasing grandkids or feeling inspired to kick the footy after a weekend of finals? Our team are available at both Hampton and Beaumaris today: https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/

06.01.2022 As Osteopaths, we are trained to find the cause of pain as opposed to chasing it from where a patient might be feeling it so we need to also examine areas away from the site of pain. Pain that comes from a compensatory pattern from an injury or dysfunction or referred pain can often disguise the actual source the pain is coming from. To learn more about what Osteopaths do check out our website: ... https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/

06.01.2022 What are your health and fitness goals for 2021? Have a chat to one of our team about how we can help you meet your goals this year. https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/... #findyourhappy #empoweringlifelonghealth #dreamteam #weareexcellencedriven #weinspireasateam

04.01.2022 The Benefits of Child's Pose: * Releases tension in the back, shoulders, chest and hips * Recommended if you have dizziness or fatigue. * It is calming for the mind, helping to alleviate stress and anxiety.... * Great for digestion as it flexes the body's internal organs and keeps them supple. * It lengthens and stretches the spine. * It reminds us that resting is a good thing Please check out our YouTube channel for the child pose exercise: https://youtu.be/DxSmvBjTP0A

03.01.2022 Does your baby have a flat head? Do they favour sleeping or turning to one side? Have you noticed their head is tilted on the side when they are upright? ... These can be signs that they have or are developing a flat head or plagiocephaly (flatness on one side causing an asymmetrical head shape) or brachiocephaly (flatness across the back of the head). These often go hand in hand with a torticollis caused by tension in the muscles of the neck related to the way a baby is lying in utero, birth trauma or other dysfunctions in the head, neck and spine. These can be present from birth or develop over time as your baby grows. Our experienced team of Paediatric Osteopaths are trained to assess and diagnose and help you manage these issues and help to minimise their impact on your baby’s pain/discomfort levels (which can also affect feeding amongst other things), mobility and ability to meet their milestones. Check out our website below or speak with one of our team if you have any concerns about your baby at your next appointment: https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/se/babies-children/

03.01.2022 Learning to crawl is an important milestone that happens generally between 5 and 11 months. It is an important milestone that help babies to develop: Neck, core, hips, arms and hand strength and coordination... Coordination of the upper and lower body and the right and left sides Visual perception and motor skills Integration of their primitive reflexes The progression from tummy time to rolling to commando crawling and a four point kneel is generally the pattern that sets a baby up crawling. If they do not progress past commando crawling, develop a bum shuffle or do not coordinate the two sides of their body we recommend you bring them in for a check up. If you have any questions about your baby’s development please contact us: https://www.sportsandspinalgroup.com.au/se/babies-children/

03.01.2022 Poor posture can cause neck, back and hip pain! For most of us, our daily practices involve sitting at a desk, looking down at our phones or slouching on the couch whilst watching television. Eventually, we may catch ourselves falling into poor posture or even worse, don't even realise it. Below are 2 great exercises from our YouTube library to help you improve your mid back (Thoracic) mobility:... https://youtu.be/mtSXb_q5MSo https://youtu.be/fsK3MtXcCCg #osteopathy #osteo #myotherapy #neck #thoracicspine #erectorspinae #headaches #posture #mobilise #goals #alliedhealth #beaumaris #hampton #stkilda #weinspireasateam #findyourhappy #weareexcellencedriven #empoweringlifelonghealth

01.01.2022 It is Breast Cancer Awareness Month (1-31 October) Finding breast cancer early provides the best chance of surviving the disease. Remember, you don’t need to be an expert or use a special technique to check your breasts. Changes to look for include:... - A new lump or lumpiness, especially if it's only in one breast - A change in the size or shape of your breast - A change to the nipple, such as crusting, ulcer, redness or inversion - A nipple discharge that occurs without squeezing - A change in the skin of your breast such as redness or dimpling an unusual pain that doesn't go away. For tips on how to examine your breasts, visit https://www.bcna.org.au/breast-health-awa/breast-awareness- Most changes aren’t due to breast cancer, but it’s important to see your doctor without delay if you notice any of these changes. Access further information on breast cancer here: www.canceraustralia.gov.au *Source: www.canceraustralia.gov.au