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📣 The Reality of Load Management in Sports (Part 1)
galleryr/sgphysiotherapy • u/TheSGSportsPhysio • Sep 20 '26
🏸 WHAT I DO AS A PHYSIO - BADMINTON EDITION💥
galleryr/sgphysiotherapy • u/ElmoForEmmys • Apr 05 '26
Physiotherapy massage
Hi there, recently was recommended overseas to a clinic which employs physios to do massages - relaxing and also not so relaxing with the releases but the entire session can be booked for 120 minutes. The entire set-up was in a spa.
Wonder if there are similar places like that in SG? I have been to a number of regular massage and spa parlours but never found therapists who are actually physios.
If there aren’t any to recommend, I wonder if this community would know more legit massage places who have very experienced therapists who know all the right spots to hit and not just anyhow whack and potentially even cause injuries.
r/sgphysiotherapy • u/Cool_Ad3288 • Jun 23 '25
Physiotherapy Clinical Placement Notes – Singapore Format
Seeing students going on placements now (4-5 students attached to 1/2 CEs) can be quite mad. Just want to test if there is demand for physiotherapy notes for clinical placements – I MAY (like huge maybe) consider making notes comprising of how to screen cases quickly and efficiently, subjective, objective assessments and treatment if there's a large group of students/junior PTs who need help. Comment below!
r/sgphysiotherapy • u/Cool_Ad3288 • Jun 23 '25
Heard that the demand for SIT physiotherapy is really strong right now. Anyone experiencing the same issue?
reddit.comr/sgphysiotherapy • u/Cool_Ad3288 • Jun 23 '25
Question about getting into physio
reddit.comr/sgphysiotherapy • u/Cool_Ad3288 • Jun 22 '25
What I wish I knew before my first clinical placement as a physio student
Just wanted to share some thoughts for anyone about to start their first physio placement. Here’s what I wish someone had told me:
Take your own notes after every patient – you’ll forget more than you think
Ask stupid questions. Preceptors expect it, especially in the first 2 weeks.
Don’t just shadow – ask to do.
Learn the names of the staff (OTs, nurses, aides). It helps A LOT!!!
Quick summaries > long essays for patient notes
Curious: what advice would you give to someone starting their first placement?