Interview Andy Wee

Singapore Surgeon Insight Series with Dr Andy Wee – The Shoulder Many patients come with complaints of Frozen Shoulder, and in some cases this could be a Rotator Cuff Injury. Common shoulder problems and complaints include shoulder pain , stiffness, weakness (feeling a lack of strength in elevating arms) and instability (feeling of shoulder is shifting out of the…

The Importance of a good posture As a result of the recent Covid-19 condition, many people are experiencing neck and shoulder pains due to an incorrect posture. They are bored because they have stopped their routine activities and as a result try to do exercises at home without paying attention to how to do it…

Music is almost always a part of our lives. Many of us have even started formal and informal music education at a young age. The piano and / or guitar are the musical instruments of choice that seem to be obliged to be played by the child — as if it were a household obsession…

I asked myself, when Mr. E came to our clinic. He explained that Yoga has been part of his life for more than 25 years. At the age of 50, he felt that age couldn’t be fooled by him anymore. He had difficulty raising his arms in front of him and his hands behind him….

Last month, Denis Mecklenburg had an opportunity to learn about the treatment of Frozen Shoulder using the renowned Niel-Asher Technique™. He was tutored by Stuart Hinds, a leading Australian soft tissue therapist with over 28 years’ experience in professional practice. What is the Niel-Asher Technique™? The Niel-Asher Technique™ is a ‘natural’ method of treatment that does not involve…

Denis Mecklenburg successfully completed a high-level shoulder orthopaedic course in Australia last month – the Lyn Watson Level 2 Shoulder Course. Over the past 10 years, approximately 4,000 Physiotherapists in 8 countries have completed this course conducted by shoulder physiotherapy clinician, researcher and course presenter – Lyn Watson. “Learning from Lyn, a renowned shoulder physiotherapy…