In: injury

The Best Expertise

Maintaining the best results requires knowledge and expertise. Our athletes train and so do we, through our professional development program. Meaning that when a practitioner the treats you, they have the most advanced injury care knowledge. Read about what our practitioners are thinking in the injury blogs below.

The ballet blog – Why stress fractures are a problem for young dancers Part 2

In part 1 of CSSM Physio Kelsey Thomas’s ballet blog series, we looked at how to tell if you have a...

Meet the athletes: TeamCSSM 2023

Every year, we sponsor local athletes from a variety of sports and range of abilities, who are committed to challenging themselves...

Why migraines are not just a bad headache

June is Migraine awareness month – an opportunity to bring awareness to migraine sufferers and break the stigma that migraines are...

Back to school: your must read checklist

It’s hard to believe that Christmas is over and it’s soon time to get ready for the new school year. If...

Game over: Aus Open injuries explained 

With Nick Kyrgios sensationally pulling out of the Australian Open, the Aussie joins a raft of tennis stars who will...

Muscle mass in adults – a whole lot more than just aesthetics

When you hear the word muscle mass, what do you picture? A fit bodybuilder flexing in the mirror? Maybe someone young...

stress fracture dance

The ballet blog – Stress Fracture: understanding bone stress injury Part 1

We all know our bones support and protect our bodies but did you know that our bones continually changing?  Building up...

TeamCSSM’s Angus Wood: why training is not all about the numbers

In April of this year I set out to complete my first 70.3 Ironman. In an effort to raise money for...

Heal Pain Camberwell

Heel pain – what is heel fat pad syndrome?

Our feet are our key to balance and posture. Our heels are the first point of contact with the ground –...

Osteopathy and Osteoporosis

Osteopathy and osteoporosis

As we get older, the thought of slipping, falling and breaking a bone is terrifying. Fractures can become more serious during...