Physiotherapist, Kristiansund, Norway. All views are my own // Fysioterapeut, Kristiansund kommune. Alle meninger er mine egne.
Kristiansund, Norge
Joined June 2015
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Wow!! What an eventful night winning Employer of the Year AND Business of the Year at #OBA2019. Well done to all finalists. Thanks to @OldhamBA @notevalidators @PearsonSFA. Also nice work from @louiseminchin @carowhititv – at Uppermill, England
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Fun Brain Fact: Even a short, one-time burst of exercise can boost parts of the brain responsible for executive function such as decision making and focus. 🏋️♀️🏊♂️
Do you agree?
#BrainAwarenessWeek2019
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This Christmas, remind a loved one that it's never too late to get stronger.
Share our film and visit csp.org.uk/nevertoolate for strengthening exercises and guidance from physiotherapists.
#NeverTooLate
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Credit where it’s due! Tweeted @Selfridges yesterday to say their garlands would make it difficult for people with disabilities to use the stairs & today they have moved them. Thank you. Great service
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What we do as therapists has less value than how we do it and our therapeutic relationship.
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On average people in care homes spend 13.5 hours sitting. Standing up independently for 30 sedonds every hour shown to improve mobility and confidence in care homes #physio18
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Please don’t tie up the emergency chords out of the way. They should be accessible if someone falls on the floor
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This #MSAwarenessWeek we'll be sharing lots of facts about MS. Did you know that an estimated 2,500,000 people in the world have multiple sclerosis? For more facts and myths about #MS see: mstrust.org.uk/facts-and-myt…
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PATIENT STORY: After a stroke in 2005, previously independent Lee was left a wheelchair user, fully dependent on carers & requiring a hoist for transfers. Now able to walk short distances & engage in skiing, read about Lee's progress with Physio Matters physio-matters.org/patient-s…
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Every hour, someone in the UK is told they have Parkinson's.
This animation shows what happens inside the brain of someone with the condition. RT and help us to raise awareness of Parkinson's.
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Tomorrow night @channel4 shows a documentary about Mark Lewis's experience on a stem cell trial. Find out more about stem cells and MS mstrust.org.uk/a-z/stem-cell…
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Multiple sclerosis can be a debilitating illness and scientists are still searching for a cure.
Mark Lewis was diagnosed when he was 25, he’s been part of a new documentary that follows him as he goes to Israel for experimental new treatment. #MS
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No-one should miss out. Too many do.
Presenting our new film #RehabMatters - watch and share to show your support: youtu.be/NdIf9s3b2AU
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#MSMonthly rounds up the latest news, research and tips: mailchi.mp/0e026193f878/news… Sign up here mstrust.org.uk/sign-up
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Anxiety/depression linked to brain inflammation in study of people w/relapsing-remittingMS ntl.ms/2fLzsVl #DepressionAwarenessMonth
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theguardian.com/tv-and-radio… – at Uppermill, England
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Min 3 hrs/day scheduled PT&OT (min 2hrs task practice) recommended in new stroke guidelines @strokefdn @strokeCRE #smartstrokes17
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NICE recommends specialist physio for early-stage Parkinson’s | The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy csp.org.uk/news/2017/07/19/n… via @thecsp
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We're recruiting! Interested in joining our close knit team of multiskilled professionals? Apply now: goo.gl/7bEMPu #joinus #jobs
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Bon Voyage Eirin. You made a difference to our clients @IMSpinalInjury nitter.gq/pmneurophysio/status/8…
Farewell to @eirin_andersen . Eirin looks back at her time at Physio Matters in this latest article physio-matters.org/news.php
