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🚨 Exciting News! 🚨
Meet Sophie, the newest Chartered Physiotherapist at O’Toole Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Clinic! 🎉
With a Master’s in Physiotherapy from Edinburgh Napier University and experience working in NHS hospitals, including Edinburgh’s Royal Children’s Hospital, Sophie brings top-notch expertise in musculoskeletal rehab, manual therapy, and sports injury treatment. She’s also training as a Pilates instructor and has worked with GAA & soccer teams in both Ireland and the UK! ⚽🏃♀️
To celebrate, we’re offering 50% off sports massage for the rest of March! 💆♂️ Don’t miss out—book now! 📅👇
#Physiotherapy #SportsMassage #WelcomeSophie #HealthyLiving
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🚨 We’re Hiring! 🚨
Are you a talented Physiotherapist or Athletic Therapist ready to take your career to the next level? 🏃♀️💪
O’Toole Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Clinic is expanding and we want YOU to join our team in 2025! We’re all about ongoing education, mentorship, and personal growth—helping you thrive in private practice while maintaining a healthy work-life balance. 🌱
✨ Why join us?
* Unique Mentorship Program
* Focus on continuous education & training
* Mixed caseload & diverse patient care
* Amazing team culture & support
Apply today to learn more! 📩
ie.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=26ba218a2ec78921&from=shareddesktop
#PhysiotherapyJobs #TherapistLife #HiringNow #JoinOurTeam #WorkLifeBalance #Mentorship #PhysioCareers
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🩸 November is Diabetes Awareness Month 🩸
Did you know - People with diabetes are a higher risk of developing foot problems that can lead to ulcerations and even amputation? 🦶🏽
In England alone, 28 people a day, 10,000+ a year, have a toe, foot or leg amputated and only 50% of patients survive for 2 years after major amputations!
Footscan pressure measurement is a vital component of the care and treatment of diabetic patients for 6 key reasons...
👣 Risk Assessment: Footscan helps to assess the risk of developing foot problems in diabetic individuals, allowing us to identify areas of high pressure and impulse beneath the feet that may be prone to calluses, corns, and ulcerations.
👣 Early Detection: By monitoring foot pressure regularly, we can identify changes in pressure distribution over time. Any abnormalities can indicate emerging problems and trigger early intervention before these issues progress to more serious complications.
👣 Preventative Education: Footscan serves as a valuable tool for educating patients about their foot health. When patients see visual 2D and 3D representations of their foot pressure, they better understand the importance of proper footwear, regular foot checks and foot care routines.
👣 Neuropathy Monitoring: Diabetic neuropathy can lead to a loss of sensation in the feet. Patients with neuropathy may not feel pain or discomfort from excessive pressure or injuries. Footscan can compensate for this lack of sensory feedback, allowing us to identify problems even when patients cannot.
👣 Wound Management: Wounds and ulcers can develop without pain or obvious symptoms due to such neuropathy. Footscan can help to determine pressure reducing strategies that are most effective for specific ulcers and wounds.
👣 Bespoke Orthoses: Footscan analysis can inform the prescription of orthoses to assist with redistributing pressure more evenly across the foot to reduce the risk of developing calluses and ulcers.
By booking in for your annual Footscan assessment as part of diabetes management, we can significantly reduce the risk of ulcerations, infections, and amputations ✅
Your feet, your foundation, your future! 👟
#DiabetesAwarenessMonth
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It was great to have Stephen Hendy at the clinic for a period of knee rehabilitation over the last few weeks.
Stephen was recently selected to join the Ireland U18 Rugby squad ahead of their first game away to Italy at the end of October
Best of luck Stephen!! 🏉🏉
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Did you know we have our very own Footscan Technology at our clinic in Gorey?🦶
This device can help us to offload high pressure areas on the foot that me be causing you lower limb pain!
For more info on how to book, please visit our website:
www.otoolephysio.ie
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🎅🏽 Gift Vouchers!🎅🏽
Our gift vouchers are now available for collection at the clinic 😁
The perfect stocking filler for a friend or family member this Christmas 🎄
For more info and collection times please get in touch via our social medial pages, phone or email.
Merry Christmas! 🎉
#Christmas #gift #giftvoucher #gorey
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Here we have a client 4 months post Latarjet Shoulder surgery💪🏼. His goal is to get back playing Gaa at a very high level and therefore we must stress the shoulder into various ranges of movement and under a lot of stress.
In this case we are looking for a freezing of the elbow once his hand makes contact with the floor to protect the shoulder from high impact situations.
#latarjetsurgery
#co-contractions
#highlevelrehab
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🔥New Arrivals🔥
We have a standard fit and narrow fit pair of bespoke Orthotics ready for collection this morning.
The orange and black hits different ☝️
#phits
#Custom3DPrinted
#HappyFeet
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Wayne Cox
Phits 3/4 length 3D Printed Orthotic
The 3/4 length option may be more suitable for narrower fitting shoes and football boots in particular
This bespoke 3D printed pair arrived for collection this morning 🔥
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Another happy client who had been suffering with lower back pain for a number of weeks. 🙌
Mary, like most others waited and hoped the pain would eventually go away with some time and rest.
During the initial assessment we identified where Mary wanted to get back to, and most importantly all the things Mary was unable to do because of her pain experience.
We drafted a treatment plan that was going to get Mary back doing the things she needed to on a daily basis. Each week, we re-assessed and updated her rehabilitation program to ensure Mary progressed to the level of her goals. 🎯
Mary is now back doing all those things she had mentioned to me in the first session and with thoughtless, fearless movement.
A huge well done Mary! 👏
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