When people think about sporting injuries, they often picture the physical damage. A broken bone, a torn ligament or months spent in rehabilitation are the visible parts of the story. What is less obvious is the emotional and psychological impact
When we think about confidence, it is easy to assume that successful people possess an endless supply of it. Yet one of the most accomplished athletes in history has recently reminded us that confidence is not something we achieve once
An aching knee can be frustrating, especially when it starts to interfere with the activities you enjoy. The good news is that runner’s knee is both common and highly treatable. Understanding why it develops is the first step towards getting
Running Injury Series | Blog 1 of 6 | All levels | 15 min read By Simone Passeri — HCPC Physiotherapist & MSc Sports Therapist | May 2026 Why runners get injured. Running is one of the most accessible sports
For details of how we can work with you, visit our Physiotherapy main page https://www.evolverehabtherapy.co.uk/physiotherapy-and-sports-therapy-2/ One of the biggest reasons people delay physiotherapy isn’t cost or time — it’s uncertainty. Many people aren’t sure what a physiotherapy assessment actually involves,
Many people delay physiotherapy because they’re hoping their pain will “just settle.”And sometimes, it does. But for many people, pain that keeps coming back, lingers for weeks, or affects daily activity is a sign that something underneath needs attention —
What is your profession? I am an HCPC registered Physiotherapist and also an MSc qualified Sports Therapist registered with The Society of Sports Therapists. What’s the difference between Sports Therapists and Physios? I’ll do a more detailed blog about this
What is your profession? I actually have two professions! I’m a Clinical Psychologist and a Sports Psychologist and I’m registered as a Practitioner Psychologist with the Health Care Professions Council (HCPC). What’s the difference between clinical and sport psychology? Both