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Living with pain
One of the therapy approaches we can try as part of our physiotherapy program is called Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). This is a compassionate and mindful approach to the existence of long lasting pain.
Watsu® Courses for 2020
Watsu®Course Dates 2020 Watsu 1® – Courses will only run with 4 or more participants. If course is cancelled deposits will be refunded. Cost per course = R 9200. EARLY BIRD FEE = R 8 000 If paid in full one MONTH before start date Watsu 1®– Cape Town – Instructor – Adéle Pudney –…
Stroke: The Importance of Ongoing Rehabilitation
It is widely accepted that physiotherapy following a stroke can significantly improve function and mobility (ability to walk), and research confirms this (Pollock et al., 2014). But what does research have to say about the duration of therapy – for what length of time should one undergo therapy and still see improvements? The following article…
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) And Pain
A core concept of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is that human suffering is caused by the influence of language and cognition (thoughts) over behaviour. Simply stated – what you think and feel can dominate over what you do! To overcome the influence of language and thoughts, ACT relies heavily on the use of metaphor and experiential exercises…
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Pain: What is it?
Have you ever experienced pain? The obvious answer to this question is yes. We have all experienced pain at some point in our lives. Some of us may even be in pain as we read this. Do we understand pain though and what it is really?
