Health & Wellbeing intro goes here. The transformative rehabilitation process moves into the resilience phase. Our Wellbeing Coaching phase focuses developing physical, physiological and mental resilience to the stresses and demands we place on ourselves. This will create a foundation for great health, leading to reduced chance of injury, illness and mental stress leading to setbacks.
Invercargill- Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists
The beautiful Invercargill is looking for its next OT or Physio superstar Opportunities to put your skills to work to support everyday people Offering a broad range of services Opportunity for career progression Proactive is a nationwide healthcare provider delivering quality client care and outcomes, with an end to end spectrum of services and innovated health solutions. We […]
Stay at Work or Return to Work – Client Satisfaction
At Proactive we continuously strive to provide you with a great client experience. We measure customer satisfaction across all of our services as we know how…
Low Back Pain Myths
Although back pain can be severe, we know through research that mostly it is not caused by any serious disease or injury. If you have an x-ray or a scan it may show ‘changes’, but we know that most of the time…
Helping you stay at, or return to work following injury or illness
How rehabilitation in the workplace can help you recover faster following injury or illness. Almost all of us end up sustaining an injury or illness during our…
4 Tips For Runners
With the lockdown in full force many of you have dusted off your running shoes and hitting the streets for some exercise! While running is a great and cost-effective method of exercising, it can be taxing…
Top Tips for Preventing Pain and Discomfort when Working from Home
Working full-time from home is a new reality for many workers due to the response to Covid-19. While it may be tempting to stretch out on the couch or bed with a laptop, this can lead to discomfort, pain or injury (DPI) from all sorts of awkward postures. It’s helpful to understand the risks of DPI when working from home […]
Top Tip #3 – Knee Sprains
Tip #3 is all about the knee, in particular knee sprains! The knee can be a bit more difficult to self-diagnose then an ankle sprain or calf injury but there’s certainly things you can do to help yourself. Most knee injuries involve twisting injuries with the foot planted on the ground which puts the ligaments in the joint under stress. […]
Top Tip #2 – Calf Strains
Tip #2 is all about calf strains! Calf strains are a very common injury, particularly in sports involving running, jumping and sharp turns (like netball!). The strain usually starts with a sharp pain in the belly of your calf muscle, although it could come on more gradually if the injury builds over a few weeks. If you do feel a […]
Top Tip #1 – Ankle Injuries
Here at Proactive we are proud to be partnered with a number of sporting teams across the country. As part of our partnership with these teams we will be providing advice and tips on how to manage some of the most common on-court injuries and when it may be worth seeking the advice of our Physiotherapy team. This week we […]
