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Episode 12 – What happens when things don’t go to plan
Episode 12 of our Podcast – What happens when things don’t go to plan!
At-home Christmas circuits.
This festive season, we’re revisiting a Christmas Circuits routine that Charlie and Natalie created in December 2019! We like Christmas as a time to relax, reflect and catch up with family and friends – movement is important though and there is often time to go out for a walk or fit in an at-home training…
How to stay active over the festive season.
Enjoy the Christmas and New Year and be ready to start moving more in January. When it’s cold, wet and windy the last thing you might want to do is head outside for a workout … and you probably just want to stay in, keep warm and relax! But when you embrace the elements, there…
Virtual healthcare in NK Active.
From the very first lockdown, like a lot of businesses, NK Active had to work differently to support patients with their conditions, while still following the government guidelines. One way in which we did this was to offer online appointments. These appointments meant that our clinicians and patients could catch up over video link via…
NK Active acquires Cheshire based Davenport House Clinic.
Some news from the NK Active team as we expand our presence in the UK – very excited to tell you that we have acquired Davenport House Clinic in Cheshire! The long established podiatry and physiotherapy practice based in Stalybridge, will continue to operate as normal with a new management team of Clinical Directors –…
NK Active, Rehabilitation and Arthritis.
There is an interesting saying about changing the things you can change and accepting the things you can’t change. So, if we can’t cure arthritis there is no point doing anything, right? Wrong, very wrong there is every point doing something! We know that doing nothing leads to further weakness and stiffness which definably would not be helpful. There…
