Other blogs and websites:

Nik4health: http://sites.marjon.ac.uk/nik4health/reflective-placement-learning-journal-template/

I found this blog useful as the content has previously been very helpful with the inclusion of videos as well as written descriptions of examples of treatment. The videos that were provided were engaging and had included relevant information. The content of the page is also interesting and easy to interpret. This blog also helps to show how I would prefer for my own blog/website to be professionally presented.

 

The sports physio: https://thesports.physio/contents-2/

This blog has been useful as they have included a wide variety of content which also include arguments for and against some types of treatments. The blog also includes some detailed images which help for clearer reading.

 

NHS: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/sports-injuries/treatment/

This website has been helpful when identifying injuries and how different types of treatment will be effective. The website also provides advice for clients on how they can improve muscle strength, increase recovery time and explain the injury/condition in a way that can be easily understood.

 

Elite rehab and sports physiotherapy: https://www.ersportsphysio.com.au/category/blogs/

This blog has been interesting as the content is a lot wider than most. The blog includes how certain injuries can be prevented, how to cope with joint pain during pregnancy and hydrotherapy.

 

The muscle clinic – Massage therapy in Plymouth: http://www.muscleclinic.co.uk/blog/

This blog was useful as there was a good variety of content which gave description of the different types of massage and how to increase recovery time as well as updates of the business in general. This helps to provide an insight into the professional setting involved within the authors blog.