by Dana | May 14, 2026 | Osteopathy
This month, I want to highlight one of the biggest misconceptions we see at Monty Osteo. Â That progress only counts when the pain is completely gone. But in reality? Healing is often much more gradual (and much less linear) than that. Sometimes the biggest signs of...
by Dana | Jun 2, 2025 | Osteopathy
A few weeks ago, we posted an image on our social media detailing the stages our clients go through when they are recovering from an injury, or persistent pain. If you missed it, the picture detailing the stages you may go through as you recovery from an injury, are...
by Dana | Dec 27, 2022 | Osteopathy, Training
The shoulder is an extremely complex joint, but it is probably my favourite joint to talk about! It is a ball and socket joint, however unlike the other main ball and socket joint of the body (the hip) the socket of the glenohumeral joint (GHJ aka shoulder) is very...
by Dana | Dec 27, 2022 | Osteopathy, Training
I presented this presentation to my local gym a few weeks ago which prompted me to do a blog post on this topic. It’s an important topic to talk about because unfortunately injuries during this period are quite common. Something about the line “8 week...
by Dana | Dec 27, 2022 | Osteopathy
Practitioners everywhere seem to talk a lot about maintenance treatment. The age old discussion around “you service your car, so you should service your body”, has never really made sense to me. I service my car once a year – if I had to take my car...
by Dana | Dec 27, 2022 | Osteopathy
I hear this time and time again. A patient presents with low back pain or similar, and they make reference to their “pelvis being out of place, or twisted” and it makes me cringe a little inside. Right then and there I want to educate them, tell them on...
