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September 2010
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New training course for treating musculoskeletal pain with Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT).
Our new 3x3 knowledge matrix is a simple model for understanding LLLT mechanism of action, clinical effect and treatment method.
The course focus's on back and neck pain, acute soft tissue injuries, arthritic joints and various chronic pain syndromes.
This training will leave you confident and effective when using laser for pain, inflammation and tissue healing.
You will learn the mechanisms of action, technical aspects such as laser and LEDs, red and infrared wavelengths, high and low power density treatments, pulses, treatment times and treatment intervals.
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5th September 2010 |
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Bournemouth |
£150 |
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THOR Photomedicine |
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Preparing the sports person and pre-event techniques followed by Post-event assessments of the client's requirements including acute & emergency, restorative, chronic by massage and thermal treatments.
Presented by Amanda Heading of Matlock, Derbyshire. Ultra distance and fell runner & Manipulative & Sports Therapist |
5th September 2010 |
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Bury, Greater Manchester |
£105 |
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Northern Institute of Massage Ltd |
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This one-day course is aimed at rheumatologists, orthopaedic surgeons, sports medicine specialists, physiotherapists or other interested parties practicing in musculoskeletal disease who have little or no experience of musculoskeletal ultrasound and who wish to obtain an introduction in musculoskeletal ultrasound skills.
Participants will be taught an overview of the technology and application of ultrasound imaging in musculoskeletal disease and how to perform ultrasound examination of the hand and knee. A wide range of musculoskeletal ultrasound pathology encountered in routine clinical practice will be presented. An overview of basic injection techniques will be followed by a practical session on ultrasound guided injection. The emphasis will be on obtaining an introduction to the basic practical skills.
6 CPD Points Accredited
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8th September 2010 |
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Hitchin |
£250 |
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Sonosite Ltd |
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AIMS: By the end of the course participants will
- Have an understanding of the anatomy, biomechanics and dysfunction of the SIJ
- Be able to use an evidence based approach to assessing and treating the SIJ
- Be able to use manual skills to assess and treat the SIJ
- Understand the role of the pelvic musculature in SIJ dysfunction
- Be able to implement an appropriate muscle reconditioning programme |
8th September 2010 |
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Barnsley |
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Welbeing CPD |
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Presented by Sports Rehab & Education and accredited by the Society of Sports Therapists.
6 x 2-day practical modules along with 8 theoretical components of the course.
Students successfully completing the course will be eligible for full insured membership of the Society of Sports Therapists |
Starts 10th September 2010 |
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Bury, Greater Manchester |
£2,150 |
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Northern Institute of Massage Ltd |
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This is a practical course delivered by a chartered physiotherapist who is also an experienced Tai Chi instructor which covers the demonstration and use of effective, relaxing exercises suitable for chronic pain, elderly rehabilitation, falls prevention, pulmonary and cardiac rehab, learning disabled, neurological and palliative care clients including a discussion of specific case studies.
Aims:
The basic principle of Tai Chi
The benefits of Tai Chi for health and rehabilitation
How to adapt and integrate Tai Chi into clinical practice
After completion of this course participants will be competent to use adapted Tai Chi exercises with individual patients and small groups. |
September 11th 2010 |
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Glasgow |
£80 |
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Tai Chi Exercises |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
11th & 12th September 2010 |
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Edinburgh |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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International speakers
Evidence Based Practice & Clinical Implications in Musculoskeletal Therapy A one-day Conference for physiotherapists, sports therapist and sports physicans covering a wide range of topics including;
"Hip Impingement and Labral Tears"
Fergal McGoldrick MCh.FRCS Ed Orth, FRCSI, FFSEM
Consultant Orthopaedic and Hand Surgeon
"Tendinopathy - Rehabilitation Strategies”
Dr Marie-Elaine Grant Dip Physio PhD MCSP SMISCP
Head Physiotherapist to the Irish Olympic Team
"Throwing Your Career Away – Evaluating The Overhead Athlete”
Simon Shepard MCSP
Head Physiotherapy at Middlesex CCC and The Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth, London
"Core stability Training – a help or a hindrance?”
Martin Haines MCSP, DipRGRT
Managing Director and Course Director of Intelligent Training Systems
"How can we get patients back to sport and exercise quicker after ACL reconstruction?”
Sanjiv Jari, BSc (Hons), MBChB, FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Tr&Orth)
Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Manchester (UK)
"To Stretch or not to Stretch”
Jonathan Flynn BSc (Hons),MSc MCSP
Senior Lecturer – University of Huddersfield
"New Perspectives - Evidence Led, Kiniseo Taping”
Colin Hayes BSc (Hons), MCSP,HPC, FHEA, PG Dip, PG Cert, FA Dip)
Course Lead & Senior Lecturer in School of Public Health and Clinical Sciences |
11th September 2010 |
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Dublin |
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Welbeing CPD |
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Too often students leave upper level workshops excited about the new material learned, only to find difficulties implementing their new knowledge into their existing practices. This two-day workshop will provide you with the skills to smoothly integrate your specific deep tissue and myofascial release skills into a fluid full body massage, and will be a great refresher if you feel you need some review.
This seminar is designed for therapists who have attended previous deep tissue training and are accomplished with skills of working with layers of the body, proper body mechanics, use of different tools such as knuckles and elbows, and the protocols for working on all of the specific segments of the body.
You will learn:
Communication skills to educate your clients on the advantages of deep tissue massage and myofascial release to deal in detail with specific areas of their bodies that need extra attention while still performing a full body massage instead of spot work.
Evaluation techniques and session planning for a smooth and integrated massage to leave your clients feeling the benefits of deep work while still being integrated
Clear, anatomical and physiological protocols to connect all parts of the body into a fluid massage style
Draping suggestions to utilize different body positioning options
Options for tying together the massage to leave your clients feeling relaxed and energised
If it has been a while since you have taken your deep tissue training, this will be a great opportunity to hone your skills with plenty of time to work, get some great bodywork yourself, and to add clarity to your work that will energise your practice |
11th & 12th September 2010 |
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Edinburgh |
£210 |
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Bodywork Professional Development |
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11th September 2010 |
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Hemel Hempstead |
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Welbeing CPD |
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This 2 day series aims to improve participants handling and manual therapy skills. The two day course is separated by a 6 week break to allow for practise and consolidation to maximise learning. The course is divided into Upper Body and Lower Body. The techniques learned will be soft tissue articulation and manipulative (Grade 5) techniques.The tutor is a highly experienced osteopath with 24 years experience.There will be plenty of time for practice and with a small group giving a good ratio of tutor / student interaction.Manipulative technique concentrates on the cervical spine, cervico-thoracic junction, upper thoracic spine, thoracolumbar junction, lumber spine, sacroiliac and sacral manipulative technique. You will also learn deep soft tissue for the Cervical spine,shoulder girdle, thoracic and lumbar spines. |
11th September & 2nd October 2010 |
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Norfolk |
£220 |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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This course is designed to enhance your skills in Pain Management utilizing the principles of Acupuncture and the theories of Chinese Medicine. It is designed for those that want to increase their knowledge of Acupuncture, meridian theory and Pain management. |
11th & 12th September 2010 |
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London |
£220 |
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Club-Physio |
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COURSE PROGRAM
Day 1
8.00-8.30 Registration
8.30-9.15 Terminology, principles of stabilisation, load transfer and muscle classification.
915-10.30 Cervical, Scapular & GH ideal position and functional movements
10.30-11.00 TEA
11.00-11.45 Prac #1 – Mapping & Postural assessment
11.45-1.00pm Clinical Anatomy, including dysfunctions
1.00-1.30 LUNCH–
1.30-2.15 Workshop # 1 – muscle imbalances in the Global System
2.15-3.00 The assessment – lecture format
3.00-4.30 Prac # 2 -
Finding scapular neutral & glenohumeral neutral
The CCFT and progressions in rehab.
Effective ‘Party Tricks’
Day 2
8.00-8.45 Intrinsic & Extrinsic risk factors
8.45-9.30 Impingement syndromes & instabilities
9.30-10.30 Assess continued, including dynamic movement, extensibility, impingement, instability and motor control tests.
10.30-10.45 TEA
10.45-12.45 Assessment continued plus rehab & progressions.
12.45-1.30 LUNCH
11.30 – 2.15 Workshop #2 – Treatment strategies for specific scapular and glenohumeral positional faults.
2.15-3.00 Treatment and progressive exercises / rehab
3.00-3.30 Case examples, final rehab.
3.30-4.00 Myofascial release & close
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11th & 12th September 2010 |
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Channel Islands |
£220 |
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The Jersey Sports & Spinal Clinic |
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11th - 13th September 2010 |
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London |
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Flawless Motion |
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This one-day course is aimed at rheumatologists, orthopaedic surgeons, sports medicine clinicians, therapists and other clinicians with an interest in shoulder ultrasound scanning. It is aimed at those who have no or little experience of shoulder ultrasound scanning.
The invited faculty includes experts from the fields of orthopaedic surgery, physiotherapy, sports medicine and radiology, all experienced in shoulder ultrasound.
The course will incorporate lectures and hands-on skills sessions. Participants will gain an overview of the basics of ultrasound and its application in shoulder disorders and injury. Identification of both normal and pathological lesions will be covered, clinical relevance and the role of office ultrasound and ultrasound guided injections of the shoulder.
5 CPD Points Accredited
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15th September 2010 |
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Hitchin |
£250 |
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Sonosite Ltd |
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Designed to equip Physios to comply with the NICE guidelines on back care
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16th September 2010 |
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Peterborough |
£90 |
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Back Fitness Group |
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One weekend a month for 8 months |
Starts 18th & 19th September 2010 |
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Edinburgh |
£995 |
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Scottish Massage Schools |
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Do you want to:
• Become a qualified sports massage practitioner?
• Achieve a qualification?
• Grow your own business?
This Massage in a Sports Environment course includes a 60 credit university module that is awarded by University of Teesside (University Module Code PHY1013-N). The course is delivered at the Oxstalls Campus, Unversity of Gloucester and normally runs alongside the academic year.
The mode of delivery is 12 weekends spread over a 11 month period resulting in the award, University Certificate of Advanced Professional Development (UCAPD) Massage in a Sports Environment.
The programme includes all the core elements required by the Professional Body and additionally explores more advanced soft tissue techniques including Specific Stretch/STR, Trigger Point Therapy and Myofascial Techniques.
Our courses offer a clear educational pathway with access to Higher Education and are taught by experienced and friendly tutor.
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Starts 18th September 2010 |
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Gloucester |
£2100 +VAT (£2467.50) |
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Sports Performance Services Ltd |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
18th September 2010 |
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Coventry |
£139 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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A one day workshop
AIMS: By the end of the course participants will
1.Have an understanding of the anatomy, biomechanics and dysfunction of the SIJ
2.Be able to use an evidence based approach to assessing and treating the SIJ
3.Be able to use manual skills to assess and treat the SIJ
4.Understand the role of the pelvic musculature in SIJ dysfunction
5.Be able to implement an appropriate muscle reconditioning programme |
18th September 2010 |
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Gloucestershire |
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Welbeing CPD |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
19th September 2010 |
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Coventry |
£159 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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Are you interested in helping athletes maintain body fitness during
injury treatment and rehabilitation?
Do you have aspirations of a career working with Professional athletes or perhaps owning your own therapy business supporting individuals from a diversity of sports? An MSc in Sports Therapy at Leeds Metropolitan
University provides you with the opportunity to develop a range of knowledge and skills applied practically with a
broad range of athletes from University sports teams, support at prestigious external events including The Great
North Run along with opportunities within the University’s Wellness Centre. In addition we are able to offer our
students practical placements alongside our sporting partners that include; Professional Football, Professional
Rugby and private clinics.
This course brings together the extensive expertise from the Faculty of Health and Carnegie Faculty of Sport &
Education and it accredited by the Society of Sports Therapists. Our academic staff demonstrate extensive
knowledge and experience in the field of Sports Therapy and with support from guest lecturers that include;
Sports physicians, coaches and other experts this course provides you with the experience and knowledge you
need to be a successful Sport Therapist.
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Starts 20th September 2010 |
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Leeds |
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Leeds Metropolitan University |
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In this session we will be looking at the spine including the deep and superficial back muscles, vertebrae and attachments. You will be able to view the major pelvic bones and their attachments to the sacrum.
Dr Searle will discuss the pelvic floor muscles, ligaments and attachments for both male and female specimens.
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22nd September 2010 |
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Newcastle upon Tyne |
£65 |
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Pilates Union UK |
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This one-day course is aimed at chronic pain specialists, or other interested parties practising in chronic pain medicine who have little or no experience of musculoskeletal ultrasound and who wish to obtain an introduction to ultrasound in chronic pain medicine skills.
Topics include:
• How to generate and optimize an image
• Sonoanatomy for chronic pain medicine intervention
• Chronic pain intervention and ultrasound in routine practice
• Practical hands-on sessions: Injection techniques for peripheral nerves, soft tissue, joint and spine injections
5 CPD Points Accredited
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22nd September 2010 |
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Hitchin |
£250 |
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Sonosite Ltd |
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Short, concentrated acupuncture certificate comprising 3 M level modules. Incorporating the AACP Foundation course module, a full range of other acupuncture techniques and an introduction to traditional Chinese theories as used in clinic. Suitable for all health professionals. Could lead to MSc Acupuncture. |
Starts September 24th 2010, Part time |
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Coventry |
£523.33 per module |
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Coventry University |
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This 2 hour workshop will be theory/demonstration
Lecture: The aetiology and management of rotator cuff disease
Demonstration: Ideas for rehabilitating the rotator cuff and eccentric deltoid programme
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24th September 2010 |
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Kilmarnock |
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Welbeing CPD |
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This is a practical course delivered by a chartered physiotherapist who is also an experienced Tai Chi instructor which covers the demonstration and use of effective, relaxing exercises suitable for chronic pain, elderly rehabilitation, falls prevention, pulmonary and cardiac rehab, learning disabled, neurological and palliative care clients including a discussion of specific case studies.
Aims: The basic principle of Tai Chi
The benefits of Tai Chi for Health and rehabilitation
How to adapt and integrate Tai Chi into clinical practice
After completion of this course participants will be competent to use adapted Tai Chi exercises with individual patients and small groups.
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25th September 2010 |
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Wolverhampton |
£80 |
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Tai Chi Exercises |
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The Baby Massage Course covers the following subject areas:
Assessment techniques
Case Taking
Anatomy and Physiology relevant to baby massage
Safety
Contra-indications and precautions
Carrier oils and suitable massage mediums
Massage techniques for a full baby massage
Methods of teaching massage to mothers
Holism and nurturing
Common ailments
Allergies and sensitivities
The course is in 2 x 2-day modules and is assessed by the following:
5 case studies - i.e 5 mothers and babies who have received the full consultation and where the mother has been instructed in the massage thoroughly.
Other case studies with groups as discussed on the course
A Reflective Diary
The massages taught will be practised on dolls, but live models with their parents may be present during part 2, depending on availability. Massage techniques will include strokes for newborn babies, toddlers and young children.
The course is intended to teach therapists how to teach massage to parents either as individuals or in groups.
Pre-requisites – Full recognised massage qualification (inc anatomy, physiology, business studies, first aid)
To book, please contact our training staff on 01455 251020.
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25th - 26th September 2010 |
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Hinckley, Leicestershire |
£180 per module |
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Penny Price Aromatherapy Ltd |
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One weekend a month for 6 months |
Starts 25th & 26th September 2010 |
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Edinburgh |
£850 |
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Scottish Massage Schools |
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Kinesiology Taping
1-day Introduction
Tutor: Colin Hayes
Senior Lecturer University of Central Lancashire |
25th September 2010 |
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Greater Manchester |
£120 |
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Northern Institute of Massage Ltd |
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Do you want to:
• Become a qualified sports massage practitioner?
• Achieve a qualification?
• Grow your own business?
This Massage in a Sports Environment course includes a 60 credit university module that is awarded by University of Teesside (University Module Code PHY1013-N). The course is delivered at the University Sports Centre, University of Nottingham, Nottingham and normally runs alongside the academic year.
The mode of delivery is 12 weekends spread over a 11 month period resulting in the award, University Certificate of Advanced Professional Development (UCAPD) Massage in a Sports Environment.
The programme includes all the core elements required by the Professional Body and additionally explores more advanced soft tissue techniques including Specific Stretch/STR, Trigger Point Therapy and Myofascial Techniques.
Our courses offer a clear educational pathway with access to Higher Education and are taught by experienced and friendly tutor.
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Starts 25th September 2010 |
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Nottingham |
£2100 +VAT (£2467.50) |
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Sports Performance Services Ltd |
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PIM- SAVE YOUR THUMBS!
Physiotherapy Instrument Mobilisation (PIM) will increase your clinical effectiveness and add a new dimension to your manual expertise. Innovative methods of using these devices have been developed consistent with orthodox articular physiotherapy paradigms, primarily Nordic concave-convex, Combined Movements, Osteopathic upslope/downslope treatment planes and Brian Mulligan’s concepts of Mobilisation with Movement and Positional faults. This concept is completely free from chiropractic philosophy and rationale for the use of mechanical adjusting instruments.
As over 150 Australian physiotherapists have found, these are excellent techniques for the TMJ, SIJ, cervical, radicular pain, A-C, carpal and tarsal joint mobs and much more. An effective substitute for many mobilising & manipulative procedures.
Learn how to use these evidence-based techniques to enhance your clinical outcomes and safety with greater efficiency. Course includes Physiotherapy Impact Mobiliser worth £190, course notes and refreshments.
The lecturer is Tim Mann, APA-titled Musculoskeletal (Manipulative) Physiotherapist and accredited Mulligan Concept Teacher with over 25 years of experience with Instrument Mobilising.
Register soon to secure your place. For further information and registration details please email;
balphysio@optusnet.com.au
Comments from previous course participants;
Hi Tim, I am the physio that works with S** in his practice and completed your Perth course. I just wanted to let you know that I have had amazing results using the PIM device not only with my cervical patients but also with my vertigo patients. A lot of clients that come to see me for dizziness etc I have been treating C1 and most of their symptoms are resolved!! Patients who have had double vision for 2 years and told it was a result of their stroke, have now got clear vision and can watch TV again!! Thanks again and look forward to doing the lower limb course with you soon. Kind RegardsT*
Hi Tim, Thanks again for the PIM course and sharing your knowledge and experience with us. I am quite excited with the results I have been getting and the receptiveness from most of my patients. One patient I have been treating on and off for many years, but her recent episode of upper cervical pain had been very slow to improve with 10 treatments over 6 weeks. I knew it was mostly C0-C1 origin, but the usual mobs were only giving slight improvement. She continued to have a feeling of tightness with neck rotation, which was about 70 degrees in each direction and her pain would shift from left to right to central over C1. When I saw her Monday after the course I went straight for the atlas with the PIM before doing anything else and neither of us could believe the instant improvement with full range rotation in each direction.”
“Tim, I had a new patient present that day who had been given a pethidine shot a couple days prior for the severity of her neck pain and she had needed to lay down all weekend. She only had slight restriction to rotation left but a constant pain over the left Cx-Tx junction area, with the pain extending to her left occiput. There seemed no obvious cause for the sudden onset and no history of neck problems, but her asthma had been bad, so she had been doing a lot of accessory breathing. I treated the atlas which was lateral to the left, T1 & T2 which were rotated left and 1st & 2nd ribs, all using the PIM. When I saw her 2 days later, she was laughing and smiling and so amazed with the improvement. She said when she saw her Doctor the next day at work (I didn’t realise she was actually the nurse who worked for this doctor) she said “I could give you a big hug for sending me to that woman!” and he told her to go ahead. This particular Doctor used to be a Physio and often gets his patients who normally have chiropractic treatment to go to me instead”.
"Evidence-based, great clinical reasoning and appropriateness of treatment modalities using sound biomechanical principles (no voodoo explanations!)"
"Finally someone prepared to bridge the gap between physio and chiro/osteo in terms of treatment tools, in fact brilliantly combined use of tool with physiotherapy paradigm, well done!"
"Fun and informative, the material was very easy to understand"
"Excellent new treatment option, the gun will definitely enhance my techniques and save my hands"
"Very innovative, I don't know why it hasn't been developed before"
"So well prepared, enjoyed a course with good valid studies to back up techniques"
"Theory and practical so relevant, the whole concept is interesting and exciting"
"Thanks for the ongoing teaching. I have treated two clients this week with lateral to medial IM with good results, one was a colleague, and another a PT student."
"Hi Tim having great results with PIM. Lady with headaches and c01 restriction rx with IM anterior mobilization and the lady came back requesting the "gun"."
"Some big improvements in ranges of motion over a treatment..."of course". PIM is a great addition to physiotherapy without a doubt."
"In the last week, 3 miracles, 1 flare up and a lot of useful outcomes - enjoying using the pim - please book me in for next March"
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25th & 26th September 2010 |
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London |
£610/ £510 early bird before 6th August |
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Corrimal Physiotherapy |
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A one day workshop
By the end of this course you should have:
• An increased understanding of the philosophy of SSTM
•An increased understanding of the assumptions made in the use of SSTM, and the level and types of evidence used to support and refute its use
•An increased understanding of the physiological and biomechanical models that underpin the use of SSTM
•An increased understanding of the principles and practice of SSTM techniques
•An increased understanding of the synthesis between SSTM and other related therapeutic approaches
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25th September 2010 |
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Wigan |
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Welbeing CPD |
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A 2 day course designed to help you understand the cause of injury, and how to prevent problems from developing again. Most sports injuries are accumulative in nature, but what are the mechanisms that have contributed to the onset?
What biomechanical factors are involved and how can we assess these efficiently to best help our clients, eg what is the effect of a restricted ankle joint on the rest of the body?
A range of therapists, such as massage therapists, sports therapists, and pilates teachers are being consulted more and more by athletes and the recreational athlete. Now is the time to improve your understanding of assessment, prevention, and how to develop an effective treatment plan.
Do you want to learn in an environment where there are only 6 participants over the weekend - excellent 1:1 time for questions and supervision. |
25th & 26th September 2010 |
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Norfolk |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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PROGRAMME: Our course goal will be to share with you how normal day-to-day function is changed by interference with the fascial and connective tissue anatomy. By understanding how various systems interlink to determine function, we can explore new and integrated treatment strategies as a tool in relieving the distress of the painful upper limb
After these two-day workshops, participants should have a clearer understanding of:
- The functional anatomy and biomechanics of the shoulder girdle
- The structure of connective tissue, its classification, and its role in normal musculo-skeletal function
- How this system is damaged by trauma, surgery, overuse, or habit, and ultimately the body’s postural responses with functional adjustments leading to later complaints – even in non-related areas of the body
- How to evaluate the connective tissue/fascial system
- How all the above guides you, the therapist, through the most appropriate personalized treatment strategy for every individual client
Our courses will be an intense mix of theory and practical work, and, therefore, we limit the number of participants to maximum 18 per course.
Full details of elements and subjects covered during the course can be found at http://www.bodyworkcpd.co.uk/workshops/ctsshoulder.htm |
25th & 26th September 2010 |
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London |
£210 |
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Bodywork Professional Development |
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A one day workshop
Aim/Objectives
•To understand the complexity of shoulder instability and classify patients for appropriate management.
•To gain a good foundation in assessing the unstable shoulder, using and interpreting tests as appropriate.
•Develop treatment programmes for rehabilitation of the shoulder girdle from end to late stages. |
25th September 2010 |
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Kilmarnock |
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Welbeing CPD |
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As Independent Therapists this is an exciting and essential course to improve our understanding of the Legal System, Negligence Liability, Consent to Treatment and how we Document and Keep Our Records. In our working practice we MUST ensure we have this knowledge. This is your opportunity to come and learn what you need to know about the Legal System – be informed not fearful. |
30th September 2010 |
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East Midlands Hilton Hotel |
£135 before 19th Aug, £160 after |
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Therapy Learning |
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October 2010
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DNS is an innovative and increasingly popular approach to restoring functional stability to the spine, using techniques that can easily be integrated into existing clinical management strategies.
Following an immensely popular introductory course held in January this year, the ESO is delighted to confirm the return of Professor Kolar and his team for a series of Dynamic Neurmuscular Stabilization courses.
Course A (first in a series of 2) - Friday 1 to Sunday 3 October 2010
Presented by Petra Valouchova, PT, PhD and Lucie Oplova, PT (members of Prof Kolar’s DNS team)
Course B (second in the series) will be held from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 January 2011, presented by Prof Pavel Kolar, PaedDr, PhD and Dr Alena Kobesova, MD
Professor Kolar is the Director of the Rehabilitation Department, University Hospital Motol in Prague and is renowned for his work in rehabilitation. He has been appointed team clinician for the Czech Olympic teams, soccer team, Davis Cup tennis teams and national ice hockey teams. He was also awarded the prestigious “Presidential Award for Professional Excellence” by Czech President Vaclav Klaus in 2007.
COURSES ARE LIMITED TO 30 DELEGATES - PLEASE BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT.
Booking form for Course A: http://www.eso.ac.uk/documents/BOOKINGFORM-DNSAANDB.pdf
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1st- 3rd October 2010 |
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Maidstone |
£450 |
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European School of Osteopathy |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
2nd & 3rd October 2010 |
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Bisham Abbey, Nr Marlow |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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CCST is the most established college of Cranio-Sacral Therapy in Europe, and has been providing professional training in Cranio-Sacral Therapy for over 24 years. The College offers a comprehensive professional training covering the full spectrum of approaches, with a fundamental appreciation of the biodynamic nature of the therapeutic process, combined with a firm grounding in anatomical and technical understanding and clinical experience. The course utilises a wide variety of presentation methods to cater for all needs, with an emphasis on practical work. The training includes a teaching clinic – providing essential experience for therapists – and a comprehensive support structure for trainees. The College is fully accredited by the Cranio-Sacral Therapy Association |
Starts 2nd October 2010 |
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London |
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College of Cranio-Sacral Therapy |
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Do you want to:
• Become a qualified sports massage practitioner?
• Achieve a qualification?
• Grow your own business?
This Massage in a Sports Environment course includes a 60 credit university module that is awarded by University of Teesside (University Module Code PHY1013-N). The course is delivered at the Olympos Centre in Burgess Hill and normally runs alongside the academic year.
The mode of delivery is 12 weekends spread over a 11 month period resulting in the award, University Certificate of Advanced Professional Development (UCAPD) Massage in a Sports Environment.
The programme includes all the core elements required by the Professional Body and additionally explores more advanced soft tissue techniques including Specific Stretch/STR, Trigger Point Therapy and Myofascial Techniques.
Our courses offer a clear educational pathway with access to Higher Education and are taught by experienced and friendly tutor.
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Starts 2nd October 2010 |
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Burgess Hill, Sussex |
£2100 +VAT (£2467.50) |
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Sports Performance Services Ltd |
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Join with fellow osteoapths from across the sector in an exciting day focused on the role of osteopathy in sport. Working in partnership with OSCA, the BSO has compiled an exciting programme with workshop streams that encompass acute/chronic injuries, sports psychology and rehabilitation. Participants will gain techniques and skills that they can use at once in practice. Experts from the field have agreed to present at this exciting event, including Professor Alison McGregor (Professor of Musculoskeletal Biodynamics at Imperial College), Jonathan Betser (Osteopath), Tom Hewetson (Osteopath), Jonathan Beacon (Orthopaedic Surgeon), Fiona Hendry (Osteopath) and John Neal (Sports Psychologist).
As well as CPD hours, participants will be credited with 10 CPD points from OSCA.
CPD: 7 hours
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2nd October 2010 |
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London |
£125 |
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British School of Osteopathy |
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PROGRAMME: Our course goal will be to share with you how normal day-to-day function is changed by interference with the fascial and connective tissue anatomy. By understanding how various systems interlink to determine function, we can explore new and integrated treatment strategies as a tool in relieving the distress of the painful lower limb
After these two-day workshops, participants should have a clearer understanding of:
- The functional anatomy and biomechanics of the shoulder girdle
- The structure of connective tissue, its classification, and its role in normal musculo-skeletal function
- How this system is damaged by trauma, surgery, overuse, or habit, and ultimately the body’s postural responses with functional adjustments leading to later complaints – even in non-related areas of the body
- How to evaluate the connective tissue/fascial system
- How all the above guides you, the therapist, through the most appropriate personalized treatment strategy for every individual client
Our courses will be an intense mix of theory and practical work, and, therefore, we limit the number of participants to maximum 18 per course.
Full details of elements and subjects covered during the course can be found at http://www.bodyworkcpd.co.uk/workshops/ctslowerlimb.htm |
2nd & 3rd October 2010 |
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Edinburgh |
£210 |
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Bodywork Professional Development |
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Designed to equip Physios to comply with the NICE guidelines on back care
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6th October 2010 |
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Manchester |
£90 |
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Back Fitness Group |
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6th October
10.15 REGISTRATION
10.45 WELCOME AND OPENING
11.00 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF RUGBY INJURIES, SIMON KEMP, RFU, Twickenham
11.30 PAIN AND INJURY: THAT’S RUGBY! DAVID HOWE, Peter Harrison Centre for Disability Sport, Loughborough University,
12.00 EPIDEMIOLOGY AND OUTCOME OF SHOULDER INJURIES OVER A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD ROHIT KULKARNI, Royal Gwent Hospital
12.30 FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE SHOULDER JOINT.JOHN SLOAN, Countess of Chester Hospital, Liverpool Road, Chester
13.00 LUNCH
14.00 INFLUENCE OF RUGBY PRACTICE ON SHOULDER INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ROTATORS STRENGTH; PASCAL EDOUARD, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, University Hospital of Saint-Etienne,
14.30 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
14.40 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
14.50 FREE COMMUNICATIONS
15.00 MANAGING INJURIES AND WINNING - A COACH’S PERSPECTIVE; KINGSLEY JONES, Sale Sharks
15.30 TEA
15.45 SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF DIAGNOSIS OF SHOULDER INJURIES. ERIC HEGEDUS, Duke University School of Medicine, USA
16.15 MY DISLOCATED SHOULDER: THE PLAYER EXPERIENCE. TBC
16.45 DISLOCATION OF THE SHOULDER. SIMON ROBERTS,Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital, Oswestry
17.15 GET UP, SHUT UP AND STOP BEING A FANNY. RUGBY PLAYERS AND BODY ANXIETY, PAIN AND INJURY. NATALIE DARKO, Nottingham Trent, University, Nottingham,
17.45 END OF DAY ONE
19.30 POSTER SESSION/ RECEPTION
20.15 DINNER
7th October
09.00 EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELINES ON THE ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF SOFT TISSUE SHOULDER INJURIES AND RELATED DISORDERS. DUNCAN REID School of Rehabilitation and Occupation Studies, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand
09.30 MY SHOULDER RECONSTRUCTION THE PLAYER EXPERIENCE – TBC
10.00 ROTATOR CUFF IMPINGEMENT AND SLAP INJURIES.SIMON FROSTICK, Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Liverpool
10.30 ETHICAL ISSUES OF THE SPORTS TEAM DOCTOR. BRIAN DEVITT, Cappagh National Orthopaedic Hospital,Northwood, Santry, Dublin
11.00 COFFEE
11.30 AC JOINT INJURY– A REVIEW. JAMES FRASER-MOODIE, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary
12.00 IMAGING SHOULDER INJURIES. TBC
12.30 WHEN DO I GET TO RUN ON WITH THE MAGIC SPONGE? ILLUSIONS OF MERITOCRACY AND DEMOCRACY IN SPORTS MEDICINE. ISLAY McCEWAN,Department Of Exercise And Sport Science, Manchester Metropolitan University
13.00 LUNCH
14.00 TACKLING THE BIOMECHANICS OF THE SHOULDER. LEE HERRINGTON, University of Salford, Manchester
14.30 THE EFFECT OF SHOULDER PADS. DEBORAH HARRIS, University of Teesside, Middlesbrough,
15.00 TACKLING IN RUGBY: COACHING FOR INJURY PREVENTION. SHARIEF HENDRICKS, University of Cape Town, South Africa
15.30 TEA
16.00 REHABILITATION OF SHOULDER IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME AND ROTATOR CUFF INJURIES - AN EVIDENCE-BASED REVIEW. TODD ELLENBECKER Physiotherapy Associates Scottsdale Sports Clinic, Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
16.30 REHABILITATION OF THE SHOULDER. JO GIBSON, West Kirby Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Clinic,
17.00 CLOSE |
6-7TH OCT |
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THEATR COLWYN, COLWYN BAY |
£135 FOR 2 DAYS; £75 PER DAY; £25 CONFERENCE DINNER |
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RYGBI GOGLEDD CYMRU |
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The E.C.B.S four day Part One Introductory Course to The Bowen Technique is designed to give a solid grounding in the theory and practice of the technique. It is structured to give clear and detailed instruction, visual demonstration, anecdotal information and, most importantly, plenty of supervised hands-on experience for the student as the basic moves of the therapy are mastered. E.C.B.S. Detailed and illustrated teaching notes will be provided on the course.
Upon completion of Part One, students will have a working knowledge of the technique which will enable them to continue their learning through further independent practice. There are 5 parts in altogether - a total of fourteen days attendance based learning spread over approximately one year.
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7th - 10th October 2010 |
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Ipswich, Suffolk |
£395 |
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European College of Bowen Studies |
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“Moving Forward Through Research & Practice”
Keynote Speaker - Dr Lisa Roberts
Arthritis Research UK Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy/Consultant Physiotherapist
'Can you prove your clinical effectiveness?'
Fee includes lunch & refreshments |
9th October 2010 |
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Bournemouth |
Undergraduates £10; otherwise £30 |
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AECC |
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A 3-day introductory course to Cranial Therapy
Presented by Kieran Corcoran, MIIO, DO (GoC registered). Principal of the Irish Institute for Physical Therapies, Cork. |
9th-11th October 2010 |
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Greater Manchester |
£350 |
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Northern Institute of Massage Ltd |
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This 1 day course provides an excellent introduction to the concept of and clinical use of non invasive ventilation or NIV. NIV is becoming popular within the healthcare environment and is more frequently encountered by allied health professionals. Physiotherapy and nursing staff are increasingly required to set up these systems and monitor their use. Key questions which need to be answered to assist in this include, how do we identify those suitable and what risks do we need to consider in the different patient groups?
Whether you are on call or work with NIV on a weekly basis and you require an introduction or a revision regarding this equipment and its use, this could be the course for you.
This course is ideal for final year student physiotherapists through to band 6 physiotherapists wanting a solid introduction to or a refresher on NIV. This course is also great for respiratory nurses, outreach team staff and those working in the community.
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9th October 2010 |
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Bath |
£125 |
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PhysioUK |
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A one day conference on the
science of muscle biology and healing. Find out about the latest science and
evidence for the causes, diagnosis and treatment of
muscle disorders. Speakers include: Dr Glenn Hunter(TBC), Prof. Stephen Harridge, Matt Lovell
(England Rugby Nutritionist),
Dr Heike Jäger (Fascial
Contractility)
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website for full programme). |
9th October 2010 |
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Cambridge |
Standard: £135; Student: £105. |
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The Cambridge Medical Centre Ltd |
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This course teaches you soft tissue approaches to the upper and lower body. It is a two day course where you will learn Osteopathic approaches to assessment, and treatment techniques.
A range of articulatory and soft tissue techniques to the upper and lower body will be taught. Patient positioning is vital for technique effectiveness, you will learn how to increase effectiveness of your technique without drastically changing your position or the patients. You will also learn therapeutic approaches applied to the same area but in different positions, useful if your patient is restricted in some way. Techniques included will be soft tissue and articulation approaches to these areas, treatments in different patient positions. This is course is 95 % practical, with an introduction to osteopathic philosophy, exercises in palpation, and assessment.
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9th & 10th October 2010 |
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Norfolk |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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On this one day workshop, we teach you how to locate and treat one of the most common musculatory problems that you, as a therapist, will come across.
Trigger Points can be the cause some of the most commonly mis-diagnosed conditions, such as RSI; Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Sciatica, 'Runners Knee', to name but a few.
This workshop is ideal for any therapist who regularly face 'clients in pain'!
Cost: £85.00
Venue: Manchester |
9th October 2010 |
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Manchester |
£85 |
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Active Health Group |
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Course Objectives
This course covers principles of hand and wrist fracture fixation. The course is structured with lectures, discussion groups and practical workshop sessions.
Course Objectives
At the conclusion of this course, the participant should be able to:
-Understand the basic principles of internal fixation of hand and wrist fracture
-Understand the different methods of fixation in different fracture situations
-Utilise the experience gained to facilitate surgery for internal fixation
-Utilise the experience gained to facilitate rehabilitation following internal fixation
Features
-Lectures and presentations by a national faculty of hand and wrist surgeons, ORP and therapists
-Hands-on laboratory practicals on hand and wrist bone models
-Discussion groups incorporating case studies including surgery and rehabilitation
Participant Criteria
This course is aimed at qualified occupational and physiotherapists with experience in management of patients with orthopaedic hand injuries. Participants will be encouraged to discuss and exchange ideas based on their own experiences to maximise personal learning.
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10th & 11th October 2010 |
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Weetwood Hall, Leeds |
£175 or £275 inc accom |
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AOUK Education |
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Our course goal will be to share with you how normal day-to-day function is changed by interference with the fascial and connective tissue anatomy. By understanding how various systems interlink to determine function, we can explore new and integrated treatment strategies as a tool to relieve the post surgical and radiotherapy trauma following breast and head & neck surgery.
This workshop will be a good mix of practical and academic work, and the number of participants will therefore be limited. Suitable for Physiotherapists / Therapists working with breast and head & neck cancer patients, e.g. Oncology / Women’s Health, Primary Care and Musculoskeletal settings.
Course Tutor - Willie Fourie, South Africa
Please email Karen.goodwin@christie.nhs.uk for more information & to book a place |
9th & 10th October 2010 |
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Manchester |
£225 |
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The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
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Our course goal will be to share with you how normal day-to-day function is changed by interference with the fascial and connective tissue anatomy. By understanding how various systems interlink to determine function, we can explore new and integrated treatment strategies as a tool to relieve the post surgical and radiotherapy trauma following breast and head & neck surgery.
This workshop will be a good mix of practical and academic work, and the number of participants will therefore be limited. Suitable for Physiotherapists / Therapists working with breast and head & neck cancer patients, e.g. Oncology / Women’s Health, Primary Care and Musculoskeletal settings.
Course Tutor - Willie Fourie, South Africa
Please email Karen.goodwin@christie.nhs.uk for more information & to book a place |
11th October 2010 |
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Manchester |
£110 |
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The Christie NHS Foundation Trust |
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Professor Tim Watson - price includes handouts, lunch & refreshments.
The aim of this study day is to work through the principles of Interferential Therapy from the theoretical principles through to the practical application of the therapy. The sessions will include demonstration and hands on experience with a variety of different Interferential machines, offering the participant an opportunity to put the theory into practice with expert supervision available. |
13th October 2010 |
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York |
£95 (£120 - incl assessment and competency certificate) |
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Electrotherapy UK |
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The seminar involves the exact details of how to safely lengthen muscles & fascia simultaneously, maintaining a physiologically based agonist-antagonist relationship. The seminar is 30% lectures & 70% hands-on work. The 4 days are split to 2 days upper body stretching & strengthening & 2 days lower body stretching & strengthening. This is a rare & golden opportunity to attend an AIS seminar in the UK presented by Aaron L. Mattes, the founder & developer of AIS. www.stretchingusa.com. |
14th - 17th October 2010 |
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Park Inn Heathrow Hotel |
£480 |
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Stretching GB |
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Dry Needling is a cost effective and efficient technique for the treatment of myofascial pain and dysfunction. The approach is based on Western anatomical and neurophysiological principles and should not be confused with the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) technique of acupuncture (Travell & Simons 1999). |
15th-17th October 2010 |
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London |
£450 |
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Club-Physio |
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This is a practical course delivered by a chartered physiotherapist who is also an experienced Tai Chi instructor which covers the demonstration and use of effective, relaxing exercises suitable for chronic pain, elderly rehabilitation, falls prevention, pulmonary and cardiac rehab, learning disabled, neurological and palliative care clients including a discussion of specific case studies.
Aims: The basic principle of Tai Chi
The benefits of Tai Chi for Health and rehabilitation
How to adapt and integrate Tai Chi into clinical practice
After completion of this course participants will be competent to use adapted Tai Chi exercises with individual patients and small groups.
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16th October 2010 |
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Southampton |
£80 |
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Tai Chi Exercises |
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16th & 17th October 2010 |
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Peterborough |
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Welbeing CPD |
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This course is a comprehensive practical training course, designed to show how the kinesiology taping method is used alongside other therapeutic interventions especially physiotherapy, osteopathy and sport.
Besides profound theory and presentation of scientific studies the course includes integrative and systemic therapy concepts from manual therapy, osteopathy and functional rehab training in combination with the tape.
The tape is perfectly combined with the revolutionary Anatomy Trains concept with many fascia techniques to regulate local and global fascia and muscle tension.
Finally, the fascia techniques according to our osteopathy concept and anatomy trains concept make the difference. One taping session brings immediate astonishing results. Some consecutive applications make it long lasting. |
16th & 17th October 2010 |
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London |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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Modern joint and soft tissue techniques for clinical and sports related conditions.
Topics include:
Pre-application, application and post-application, enabling therapists to apply safe and effective strapping and taping techniques for the treatment, rehabilitation and preventative measures.
Ideal for therapists working in a club/pitchside setting.
A free strapping kit will be provided to each participant.
CPD Credits: 6.
Cost: £95.00
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16th October 2010 |
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Manchester |
£95 |
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Active Health Group |
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Overview of the Programme
Level One:
The Level I programme allows the participants (PGA Professionals and Allied Heath staff) to explore the concept of the multi-disciplinary approach to improved technical performance in the golf swing. The integration of coaching, physical therapy, biomechanics and long term athletic development is the cornerstone of the programme. Participants are involved in lecture, small group, practical sessions and demonstrations of the latest concepts that underpin the acceleration in technique for all levels of golfers.
Learning Outcomes or Objectives:
Level One:
At the completion of the Seminar the Participants will:
1. Understand the basics of the golf swing – the common technical characteristics and the physical issues that underpin accelerating technical change
2. Understand the basic “corridors” described in 3D kinematic reporting and how they integrate with 2D video assessment
3. Understand the basics of Physical Assessment on the range and in the clinic that assist in highlighting the physical underpinnings for common technical characteristics seen in the golf swing
4. Experience & understand the latest training tools & exercise interventions that will assist golfers of all levels to provide long term player improvement both technically and physically
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16th & 17th October 2010 |
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Surrey |
£270 |
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The Golf Athlete |
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New training course for treating musculoskeletal pain with Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT).
Our new 3x3 knowledge matrix is a simple model for understanding LLLT mechanism of action, clinical effect and treatment method.
The course focus's on back and neck pain, acute soft tissue injuries, arthritic joints and various chronic pain syndromes.
This training will leave you confident and effective when using laser for pain, inflammation and tissue healing.
You will learn the mechanisms of action, technical aspects such as laser and LEDs, red and infrared wavelengths, high and low power density treatments, pulses, treatment times and treatment intervals.
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17th October 2010 |
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Leeds |
£150 |
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THOR Photomedicine |
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Designed to equip Physios to comply with the NICE guidelines on back care
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20th October 2010 |
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Bedford |
£90 |
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Back Fitness Group |
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Stress - Assessing & Treating Clients by Manual Therapy & Exercise
2-days (Saturday & Sunday)
Presented by Alan Elliott MBE.
Founder of the Forest Fitness Centre at Cinderford in Gloucestershire |
23rd & 24th October 2010 |
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Greater Manchester |
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Northern Institute of Massage Ltd |
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2 weekends a month apart - 23rd/24th October & 27th/28th November 2010 |
Starts 23rd & 24th October 2010 |
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Edinburgh |
£300 |
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Scottish Massage Schools |
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Most hip pain can be sub-grouped into a series of mechanical dysfunctions related to uncontrolled movement. Identify and retrain motor control issues relating to insidious, chronic and recurrent hip problems.
Course Outline
Mechanical dysfunctions of the hip commonly present as combinations of impingement, instability and rotational strain dysfunctions…all of which can develop into degenerative conditions. Motor control dysfunction within the hip local and global musculature contributes significantly to insidious onset, chronicity and recurrence of these hip problems. When symptoms are produced from mechanical dysfunctional in the regional tissues, consistent patterns of motor recruitment dysfunction are evident. These recruitment patterns present as motor control inhibition of muscle function and imbalance between stability and mobility roles within the global musculature.
The course outlines impingement and instability mechanisms and details the assessment of local and global motor control dysfunction around the hip joint. The diagnosis of mechanical hip dysfunctions is based on assessment and causing uncontrolled movement. The relationship of these imbalances to buttock pain, lateral pain and thigh pain, ilio-tibial band syndromes, recurrent groin pain and recurrent hamstring insertion pain is discussed. The development of dysfunction specific retraining programmes to regain functional stability of the hip is based on a clinical reasoning framework. This course is orientated to a ‘hands on’ practical application of dysfunction assessment and stability retraining using patient examples where possible.
Key Features
This course addresses:
* what goes wrong with the control of hip movement when people have pain
* how to test for uncontrolled flexion, extension, rotation and translation of the hip
* how prioritize the where to start therapeutic exercise and how to develop progressions
This course will help you to:
* re-evaluate muscle function around the hip
* identify direction - related uncontrolled movement related to symptoms
* identify and retrain abnormal strategies and patterns within the global muscle system
* diagnose instability mechanisms of the hip and assess for motor control dysfunction in the local muscle system
* determine the optimal retraining strategy to restabilize the ‘clicky’ or unstable hip using an evidence based clinical reasoning framework
* design specific individual retraining programmes
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this course the student should be able to:
* Classify muscles roles based on function & dysfunction
* Understand the development of movement and stability dysfunction
* Analyse the inter-relationship between restriction and compensation in articular and myofascial tissues
* Clinically assess hip motor control strategies to identify and diagnose the site and direction of stability dysfunction and retrain direction specific dysfunction
* Assess and rehab local stabiliser function at the hip
* Identify and correct global imbalance in stabiliser - mobiliser function
* Rate the degree of severity of stability dysfunction and discuss prognosis
The participant should demonstrate the ability to apply principles of assessment and motor control retraining to:
* Develop an evidence based management plan to improve functional control
* Use clinical reasoning to prioritise initial management and plan a progression of rehab
* Apply rehabilitation strategies to manage stability dysfunction
* Use re-assessment tools to guide the rate of progression of an individual patient through their rehab programme
Programme Outline
* Brief review of controlled movement theories
* Diagnosis of uncontrolled movement relating to direction specific stress and strainat the hip
* Assessment and retraining of global muscle imbalance at the hip
* Restrictions due to over-dominant mobilisers
* Uncontrolled movement due to inefficient stabilisers
* Mechanisms & Tests for impingement and instability
* Assessment and rehab of local muscle control of the hip translation
* Diagnosis and rehab of specific movement dysfunctions
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23rd & 24th October 2010 |
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North London |
£240 |
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Kinetic Control |
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New training course for treating musculoskeletal pain with Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT).
Our new 3x3 knowledge matrix is a simple model for understanding LLLT mechanism of action, clinical effect and treatment method.
The course focus's on back and neck pain, acute soft tissue injuries, arthritic joints and various chronic pain syndromes.
This training will leave you confident and effective when using laser for pain, inflammation and tissue healing.
You will learn the mechanisms of action, technical aspects such as laser and LEDs, red and infrared wavelengths, high and low power density treatments, pulses, treatment times and treatment intervals.
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24th October 2010 |
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Newcastle |
£150 |
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THOR Photomedicine |
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Coaching is a powerful approach to working with individuals and groups. It enables people to work towards what they want rather than what they don’t want. It is being fast recognised as the “missing link” in helping people to change health beliefs, raise self efficacy and develop sustainable plans. This day is aimed at independent practitioners who want to explore coaching and consider using it as part of their professional “tool kit”. It aims to provide some practical tools, hands-on practice and personal experience of coaching. It will show how coaching not only benefits our clients, but also supports our own personal and business development. |
28th October 2010 |
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Leicestershire |
£105 before 16th September, £135 after |
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Therapy Learning |
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This course will explain the presentation and symptoms of, as well as rehabilitation strategies for, the widespread habit of unbalanced respiration. New evidence will be offered linking BPD with disturbed autonomic balance, musculoskeletal and circulatory function, affecting pain thresholds, motor control, core stability and balance, as well as emotional lability. Safe rehabilitation methods will be demonstrated, taught and practised.
Course Schedule:
1. Introduction to breathing pattern disorders (BPD)
2. The patho-physiology of BPDs
3. Recognizing BPD
4. Biomechanical rehabilitation methods
5. Thoracic cage mobilization methods
6. Rehabilitation exercises
7. Nutritional strategies
8. Review and questions
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30th & 31st October 2010 |
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North London |
£255 |
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North London School of Sports Massage |
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The Ergonomics course is a one day programme. It covers an introduction to ergonomics, as well as applications relevant to health care professionals. Attendees leave with the ability to evaluate and train patients in relation to computer workstations and manual handling back in their practices. The aim is to provide knowledge and skills to give support to patients with injuries or problems related to their workplace environment.
The course leader David Annett is a freelance Ergonomics Consultant with over 15 years’ experience and an honours degree in Ergonomics, as well as a practising Osteopath. |
30th October 2010 |
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London |
£95 |
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British School of Osteopathy |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
30th & 31st October 2010 |
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Manchester |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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November 2010
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Problem Back Masterclass for Physiotherapists
Unique three day course covering theory and practical applications of Sarah’s working hypothesis:
‘The Five Stages of Segmental Breakdown’
• Stiff Spinal Segment
• Facet Joint Arthropathy
• Acute Locked Back
• Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc
• Unstable Spinal Segment
Intensely practial masterclasses are limited to small numbers. Their intimate format includes powerpoint lectures, group presentations, discussion session, in vivo case studies evaluation and treatment. Practical technique demonstrations (including mobilisation of the spine using the foot/heel and use of the backblock) supervised interactive sessions and exercise classses to decompress the spine.
Accredited course graduates will be granted (via selective password entry through www.sarahkey.com) automatic access to Masterclass Forums for ongoing professional contact and problem solving.
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1st-3rd November 2010 |
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Tetbury, Glos |
£495 |
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Sarah Key Global |
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**COURSE NOW FULL**
This is a practical course delivered by a chartered physiotherapist who is also an experienced Tai Chi instructor which covers the demonstration and use of effective, relaxing exercises suitable for chronic pain, elderly rehabilitation, falls prevention, pulmonary and cardiac rehab, learning disabled, neurological and palliative care clients including a discussion of specific case studies.
Aims: The basic principle of Tai Chi
The benefits of Tai Chi for Health and rehabilitation
How to adapt and integrate Tai Chi into clinical practice
After completion of this course participants will be competent to use adapted Tai Chi exercises with individual patients and small groups.
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6th November 2010 |
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Leeds |
£80 |
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Tai Chi Exercises |
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This highly successful and unique course unlocks the secrets of STR and clearly illustrates the techniques involved through practical hands-on sessions combined with essential theory.
The course is structured as a weekend in which the basic technique will be covered focusing on 2 main body sections. This is followed by a 1 day session to allow for practice, to bring questions for consolidation and to cover the final body section. Places are limited to allow for interaction.
STR is a dynamic and versatile massage technique that provides fast and effective tissue change. It is designed to actively stretch localised muscles fibres, ensuring that a very specific number of myofibres are implicated on each release.
This course is designed to be a hands-on learning experience. Each day is structured around demonstrating STR on specific areas followed by facilitated practical sessions..
Mary Sanderson is one of the UK’s leading practitioners and author of the first book on Soft Tissue Release - A Practical Handbook for Physical Therapists, Corpus Publishing .
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6th/7th & 27th November 2010 |
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London |
£195 - including DVD |
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Chiroworking |
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Designed to equip Physios to comply with the NICE guidelines on back care
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10th November 2010 |
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Nottingham |
£90 |
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Back Fitness Group |
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Success in your business is related to three key elements: Knowledge, Skills and Attitude.
You already have loads of Knowledge in your chosen profession. You already have Skill in your field of specialism. So great- you are part way there!!! BUT business success goes beyond this. Business success is:
- Equipping you with the knowledge to plan your business and focus on achieving the desired result,
- Developing your skills to influence other people to utilise your services,
- Extending your activity to areas you may not like feel comfortable in, such as networking and presenting yourself
... all of which are essential if your business is to be a success.
Come and learn how to get the most from yourself and your business in a friendly, humorous and action packed day.
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11th November 2010 |
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Venue TBC |
£105 before 30th September, £135 after |
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Therapy Learning |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
13th November & 19th November 2010 |
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Dublin |
£349 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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New training course for treating musculoskeletal pain with Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT).
Our new 3x3 knowledge matrix is a simple model for understanding LLLT mechanism of action, clinical effect and treatment method.
The course focus's on back and neck pain, acute soft tissue injuries, arthritic joints and various chronic pain syndromes.
This training will leave you confident and effective when using laser for pain, inflammation and tissue healing.
You will learn the mechanisms of action, technical aspects such as laser and LEDs, red and infrared wavelengths, high and low power density treatments, pulses, treatment times and treatment intervals.
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14th November 2010 |
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Cardiff |
£150 |
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THOR Photomedicine |
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This one-day course is aimed at chronic pain specialists, or other interested parties practising in chronic pain medicine who have little or no experience of musculoskeletal ultrasound and who wish to obtain an introduction to ultrasound in chronic pain medicine skills.
Topics include:
• How to generate and optimize an image
• Sonoanatomy for chronic pain medicine intervention
• Chronic pain intervention and ultrasound in routine practice
• Practical hands-on sessions: Injection techniques for peripheral nerves, soft tissue, joint and spine injections
5 CPD Points Accredited
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15th November 2010 |
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Hitchin |
£250 |
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Sonosite Ltd |
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A practical exploration of how to develop a private practice, perfectly suited for those fresh out of the NHS, or for those wanting to give an established practice a boost. For many, knowing how to market and operate a successful practice is a mystery – this course will give ready-to-use tips and thought-provoking exercises to help you grow your patient list. |
18th November 2010 |
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Leicestershire |
£105 before 7th October, £135 after |
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Therapy Learning |
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The E.C.B.S four day Part One Introductory Course to The Bowen Technique is designed to give a solid grounding in the theory and practice of the technique. It is structured to give clear and detailed instruction, visual demonstration, anecdotal information and, most importantly, plenty of supervised hands-on experience for the student as the basic moves of the therapy are mastered. E.C.B.S. Detailed and illustrated teaching notes will be provided on the course.
Upon completion of Part One, students will have a working knowledge of the technique which will enable them to continue their learning through further independent practice. There are 5 parts in altogether - a total of fourteen days attendance based learning spread over approximately one year.
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18th - 21st November 2010 |
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Peterborough |
£395 |
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European College of Bowen Studies |
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Bodywork in the treatment of musculo-skeletal conditions. Learn how to use acupressure, reflextherapy, cranio-sacral therapy and massage in the beautiful surroundings of the Isle of Skye. Workhop provider for the 3 days is John R. Cross FCSP; Dr.Ac. who has written 6 books on acupuncture and bodywork. Full details on web site |
19th - 21st November 2010 |
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Isle of Skye |
£295 |
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John Cross Clinics |
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This course offers the minimum level of first aid certification recommended by the Health and
Safety Executive, reflecting recent legislative changes. It is essential not only to meet the
statutory Health and Safety obligations of your practice but also for professional registration
and indemnity requirements. It is a common complaint that traditional first aid training does
not address the needs of the Healthcare Professional: in this course, delegates are
encouraged to re-evaluate their emergent skills and knowledge and discuss their own
experiences and concerns amongst their peers, based on actual scenarios and case studies.
Delegates receive training in a range of first aid subjects, including:
Legalities of First Aid
The Primary Survey
Basic Life Support
Early recognition of Acute Coronary Syndromes
Management of the unconscious casualty
Management of trauma, medical and environmental scenarios
On completion of the course delegates receive the nationally- recognised 'Emergency First Aid' certificate, valid for 3 years. |
20th November 2010 |
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London |
£95 |
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British School of Osteopathy |
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This course is a comprehensive practical training course, designed to show how the kinesiology taping method is used alongside other therapeutic interventions especially physiotherapy, osteopathy and sport.
Besides profound theory and presentation of scientific studies the course includes integrative and systemic therapy concepts from manual therapy, osteopathy and functional rehab training in combination with the tape.
The tape is perfectly combined with the revolutionary Anatomy Trains concept with many fascia techniques to regulate local and global fascia and muscle tension.
Finally, the fascia techniques according to our osteopathy concept and anatomy trains concept make the difference. One taping session brings immediate astonishing results. Some consecutive applications make it long lasting. |
20th & 21st November 2010 |
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Crewe |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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Gait and lower leg pain viewed from the perspective of uncontrolled movement and restrictions
Identify uncontrolled rotation, and flexion-extension in the knee, lower leg and foot. Learn how to mobilise these restrictions and restabilise the uncontrolled compensations and integrate this retraining back into function.
Course Highlights:
• Gait and lower limb alignment analysed from the perspective of restriction and compensation developing into uncontrolled movement
• The development of dysfunction-specific retraining programmes to regain functional stability of the lower leg based on a clinical reasoning framework
• Issues associated with uncontrolled rotation at the femur, tibia and the rearfoot / midfoot complex are emphasised.
• The relationship of these imbalances to knee, patello-femoral, shin and foot pain is discussed.
Key Features:
• Understand the normal control mechanisms of the lower leg in gait
• Discuss the development of uncontrolled movement with respect to alignment influences, sagittal control and rotatory control
• Understand key points to evaluate when analysing gait
• The development of dysfunction-specific retraining programmes to regain functional stability of the hip and lower leg based on a clinical reasoning framework
• Follow a systematic and logical approach to the assessment and retraining of uncontrolled movement
For details: www.kineticcontrol.com or call 08451 300 808
Tutor: James Moore (Clinical Lead Physiotherapist for The English Institute of Sport)
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20th-21st November 2010 |
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North London |
£240 |
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Kinetic Control |
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Designed to equip Physios to comply with the NICE guidelines on back care
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24th November 2010 |
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Sutton Coldfield |
£90 |
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Back Fitness Group |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
27th & 28th November 2010 |
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Eastleigh |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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On this course you will learn how to prepare for and apply the following massage methods:
effleurage; petrissage; tapôtement; vibration; compressions; friction; passive stretching
In the following settings:
injury management - post acute phase; injury prevention; pre-existing conditions/disease processes (therapeutic and remedial)
Pre, inter and post event situations.
This level 4 course meets the National Occupational Standards, (D520 & D521).
For holders of a BSc in Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Sports Therapy or Sports Rehabilitation or other related hands on therapy such as L3 sports massage, osteopathy etc, this course will be 5 days in duration.
We will be running one programme in 2010, November 29th to December 3rd.
The cost is £695.00.
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29th November - 3rd December 2010 |
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Manchester |
£695 |
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Active Health Group |
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December 2010
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This programme is designed to equip osteopaths and other manual therapists with the knowledge and skills required to evaluate practice; and to consider, design, propose and deliver research. It offers two modules: Advanced Research Methods and Design; and Statistics for Health Care Research. Each module will involve a four day course which will utilise a variety of teaching approaches including lectures, seminars and practical workshops, supported by assignments.
Start date: December 2010 and October 2011
Leader: Jorge Esteves
The Pg Cert Research Methods is validated by the University of Bedfordshire
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Starts December 2010 |
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London |
Cost TBC |
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British School of Osteopathy |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
4th December 2010 |
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Bisham Abbey, Nr Marlow |
£159 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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New training course for treating musculoskeletal pain with Low Level Laser Therapy (LLLT).
Our new 3x3 knowledge matrix is a simple model for understanding LLLT mechanism of action, clinical effect and treatment method.
The course focus's on back and neck pain, acute soft tissue injuries, arthritic joints and various chronic pain syndromes.
This training will leave you confident and effective when using laser for pain, inflammation and tissue healing.
You will learn the mechanisms of action, technical aspects such as laser and LEDs, red and infrared wavelengths, high and low power density treatments, pulses, treatment times and treatment intervals.
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5th December 2010 |
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London |
£150 |
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THOR Photomedicine |
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Course fee includes tape material, drinks, biscuits, course manual and certificate. |
5th December 2010 |
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Bisham Abbey, Nr Marlow |
£139 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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January 2011
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This course is a comprehensive practical training course, designed to show how the kinesiology taping method is used alongside other therapeutic interventions especially physiotherapy, osteopathy and sport.
Besides profound theory and presentation of scientific studies the course includes integrative and systemic therapy concepts from manual therapy, osteopathy and functional rehab training in combination with the tape.
The tape is perfectly combined with the revolutionary Anatomy Trains concept with many fascia techniques to regulate local and global fascia and muscle tension.
Finally, the fascia techniques according to our osteopathy concept and anatomy trains concept make the difference. One taping session brings immediate astonishing results. Some consecutive applications make it long lasting. |
15th & 16th January 2011 |
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London |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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This course is a comprehensive practical training course, designed to show how the kinesiology taping method is used alongside other therapeutic interventions especially physiotherapy, osteopathy and sport.
Besides profound theory and presentation of scientific studies the course includes integrative and systemic therapy concepts from manual therapy, osteopathy and functional rehab training in combination with the tape.
The tape is perfectly combined with the revolutionary Anatomy Trains concept with many fascia techniques to regulate local and global fascia and muscle tension.
Finally, the fascia techniques according to our osteopathy concept and anatomy trains concept make the difference. One taping session brings immediate astonishing results. Some consecutive applications make it long lasting. |
22nd & 23rd January 2011 |
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Cardiff |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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This course is a comprehensive practical training course, designed to show how the kinesiology taping method is used alongside other therapeutic interventions especially physiotherapy, osteopathy and sport.
Besides profound theory and presentation of scientific studies the course includes integrative and systemic therapy concepts from manual therapy, osteopathy and functional rehab training in combination with the tape.
The tape is perfectly combined with the revolutionary Anatomy Trains concept with many fascia techniques to regulate local and global fascia and muscle tension.
Finally, the fascia techniques according to our osteopathy concept and anatomy trains concept make the difference. One taping session brings immediate astonishing results. Some consecutive applications make it long lasting. |
29th & 30th January 2011 |
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Edinburgh |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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The only UK, Level 5 sports therapy course to be recognised by the Society of Sports Therapists, the sports therapy governing body, SRTC and the regulator CNHC.
This course covers all the National Occupational Standards in Sports Therapy.
The treatment of sports related problems has grown over recent years, due to the vast increase in leisure activities and the interest in sport and fitness. The demand for a therapist with a wide based knowledge will always find plenty of opportunities to find work. Sports treatments vary greatly from sports massage routines to help prevent injuries, maintain suppleness and improve performance, to full treatments using ulstrasound.
This course will provide you with all the skills required to work in the exciting and rewarding field of Sports Therapy. The treatment skills taught in this course also enables you to deal with many more common problems such as back pain and whiplash etc.
This course covers 550 hours of blended learning including practical training, home learning and case studies, and can be attended weekends or weekdays to suit. |
31st January 2011 |
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Manchester |
£2530 |
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Active Health Group |
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February 2011
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This course is a comprehensive practical training course, designed to show how the kinesiology taping method is used alongside other therapeutic interventions especially physiotherapy, osteopathy and sport.
Besides profound theory and presentation of scientific studies the course includes integrative and systemic therapy concepts from manual therapy, osteopathy and functional rehab training in combination with the tape.
The tape is perfectly combined with the revolutionary Anatomy Trains concept with many fascia techniques to regulate local and global fascia and muscle tension.
Finally, the fascia techniques according to our osteopathy concept and anatomy trains concept make the difference. One taping session brings immediate astonishing results. Some consecutive applications make it long lasting. |
5th & 6th February 2011 |
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Coventry |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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2 day course teaching manipulative (grade 5) techniques to the spine. No previous manipulative experience necessary. Learn manipulative techniques to the spine including junctional areas eg OA, CD, DL, LS. Improve your palpation, diagnostic & soft tissue skills. Suitable for Physiotherapy graduates. Maximum of 6 participants per course |
5th & 6th February 2011 |
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Norfolk |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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At NLSSM we specialize in preparing our graduates to do a job and to do it well. We value the process of developing a therapists' skills to a very high standard, much like an athlete, through repetition and skilled training. In order to ensure that you have all the advantages we have a high ratio of teachers to students, as well you will have opportunities to gain experience in a clinical setting and/or work and event experience. All our senior tutors are full time therapists and bring with them years of experience in order to guide you through your studies. We are passionate about what we do and our hope is to inspire you to be as dedicated as we are.
Suitable for physiotherapists, osteopaths chiropractors, sports therapists, or any healthcare degree that has an extensive background in anatomy and physiology, and appropriate bodywork and handling skills.
The Post Degree Diploma is taught over 11 days on the weekends spread over a period of 6 -7 months (depending on national holidays).
Classes start at 9:00am on a Sunday finishing at 4:00pm. |
6th February - 10th July 2011 |
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North London |
£1585 (Inc VAT) |
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North London School of Sports Massage |
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2 day course teaching soft tissue & articulation approach to treating the body. Improve palpation & diagnostic skills, broaden your treatment capability. Learn how to treat the spine, muscular conditions & peripheral joint. Suitable for Massage & Sports Therapists & Physiotherapists.
Courses held in Norfolk maximum of 6 participants only.
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19th & 20th February 2011 |
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Norfolk |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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The only UK, Level 5 sports therapy course to be recognised by the Society of Sports Therapists, the sports therapy governing body, SRTC and the regulator CNHC.
This course covers all the National Occupational Standards in Sports Therapy.
The treatment of sports related problems has grown over recent years, due to the vast increase in leisure activities and the interest in sport and fitness. The demand for a therapist with a wide based knowledge will always find plenty of opportunities to find work. Sports treatments vary greatly from sports massage routines to help prevent injuries, maintain suppleness and improve performance, to full treatments using ulstrasound.
This course will provide you with all the skills required to work in the exciting and rewarding field of Sports Therapy. The treatment skills taught in this course also enables you to deal with many more common problems such as back pain and whiplash etc.
This course covers 550 hours of blended learning including practical training, home learning and case studies, and can be attended weekends or weekdays to suit. |
February 2011 - February 2012 |
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Manchester |
£2530 |
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Active Health Group |
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March 2011
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This course is a comprehensive practical training course, designed to show how the kinesiology taping method is used alongside other therapeutic interventions especially physiotherapy, osteopathy and sport.
Besides profound theory and presentation of scientific studies the course includes integrative and systemic therapy concepts from manual therapy, osteopathy and functional rehab training in combination with the tape.
The tape is perfectly combined with the revolutionary Anatomy Trains concept with many fascia techniques to regulate local and global fascia and muscle tension.
Finally, the fascia techniques according to our osteopathy concept and anatomy trains concept make the difference. One taping session brings immediate astonishing results. Some consecutive applications make it long lasting. |
5th & 6th March 2011 |
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Bisham Abbey, Marlow |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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2 day course aimed at Physiotherapists, Massage & Sports Therapists, Personal Trainers & Pilates Teachers. Why do some people have recurrent injuries or take longer to recover from an injury than others? This course will give you a solid background in understanding sports injury & teach you how to treat & assess more effectively. Courses in Norfolk have a maximum of 6 participants |
5th & 6th March 2011 |
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Norfolk |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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Steven Goldstein (Melbourne, Australia) presents this course which provides the manual therapist with skills and techniques that utilize direct compressive and indirect osteopathic autonomic nervous system methods for the release of myofascia.
Participants will:
- Obtain an understanding of myofascial treatment methods and modalities and how these methods/modalities are utilized within the scope of Integrative Fascial Release
- Obtain a basic understanding of the concept of Myo-fascial anatomy and structure , plus signs and symptoms of fascial contracture.
- Obtain an understanding of the most current evidenced based research concerning the field of connective tissue including the neurobiology and neurophysiology concerning recent myofascial theories.
- Practice technique application skills in relation to myofascial releasing.
- Palpate and understand various tension lines of myofascial restriction.
- Palpate and experience the release of various tension lines of myofascial restriction.
- Obtain a basic understanding of the physiology of how the Autonomic Nervous System’s discharge facilitates soft- tissue release.
- Begin to value the effects of myofascial release as a result of client feedback and personal experience.
- Experience some level of competence while performing passive release of transverse planes, superficial fascia, and facial unwinding of local soft-tissue restriction.
- Understand the principles of imagery and kinaesthetic movement in relation to supporting the occurrence of active myofascial releases.
- Identify some level of value in relation to the use of imagery and kinaesthetic movement as a support technique.
- Understand the concepts of passive positional release and practice techniques in passive positional release.
- Understand the concepts, practice technique and experience engaging barriers to joint range of motion and/or fascial restrictions that limit range of motion.
- Palpate and practice myofascial-releasing techniques from a side-lying position.
- Understand concepts, practice palpation of spiral and rotational barriers to the extremities and the torso of the body
- Begin to develop personalized adaptations of techniques that integrate material to his/her own personal experience, style and professional practice.
Full module breakdown on the website |
19th-21st March 2011 |
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London |
£275 (early bird £250 pre 31/12/10) |
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Bodywork Professional Development |
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This course is a comprehensive practical training course, designed to show how the kinesiology taping method is used alongside other therapeutic interventions especially physiotherapy, osteopathy and sport.
Besides profound theory and presentation of scientific studies the course includes integrative and systemic therapy concepts from manual therapy, osteopathy and functional rehab training in combination with the tape.
The tape is perfectly combined with the revolutionary Anatomy Trains concept with many fascia techniques to regulate local and global fascia and muscle tension.
Finally, the fascia techniques according to our osteopathy concept and anatomy trains concept make the difference. One taping session brings immediate astonishing results. Some consecutive applications make it long lasting. |
26th & 27th March 2011 |
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London |
£219 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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April 2011
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CORE Myofascial Therapy is a system that teaches you strategies for treating three key client categories:
Balance and alignment for the active or athletic client
Remediation of acute or chronic injuries
Treatment for structural concerns
CORE Myofascial Therapy was used as the premier treatment for the British Olympic Team at their 1995 and 1996 Olympic Training Camps held at Florida State University. CORE Bodywork is also the only deep muscle therapy in use by the massage therapy staff at the elite Peaks Resort and Spa in Telluride, Colorado. Active professionals, elite athlete, and anyone wishing to achieve a higher level of mental and physical performance will benefit from CORE Myofascial Therapy.
Techniques and Skills you will learn and be able to apply to your practice immediately:
Myofascial Spreading- the foundation technique for full-body treatment
Back Specific- a comprehensive routine for deep musculature of Para-spinal, shoulder, and hip regions.
CORE Release- intrinsic techniques for balancing the pelvic structures
Arthrokinetics- arm and leg joint techniques that reduce ligament tension and holding
End Work- a series of techniques that stimulate the parasympathetic response at the close of a session
Neurosomatic Awareness Exercises
How to combine both passive and active movements into your session for greater results
Specific techniques to address and theories of common structural and functional client issues.
Ultimately how to eliminate pain, restore movement & limited function, and get long term results.
Practitioner manuals will be provided outlining pertinent course information, including all clinical techniques and treatment strategies. Massage therapists, physical therapists, and athletic trainers are eligible for admission to this program. |
7th - 12th April 2011 |
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London |
£600 (early bird £550 pre 31/12/10) |
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Bodywork Professional Development |
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This course is addressed to practitioners with specific professions such as Sports Medicine, Sports Physiotherapy and Sport Therapy.
This advanced specialisation course allows practitioners to learn sport specific applications for rehab, injury prevention and to enhance the athlete's performance for training, competition and regeneration. Athletes benefit from immediate improved muscle function and enhanced muscle strength, enhanced flexibility, sport specific motion patterning and joint correction techniques.
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9th April 2011 |
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Edinburgh |
£139 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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In this course we focus on the fibrous network called fascia and the related muscle and ligaments, using techniques that connect into it and help stretch and release it. These restrictions in the connective tissue often cause repetitive injuries.
The Myofascial Kinesiology Taping Concept treats these myofascial connections and helps strengthen the tissue thereby both improving performance and reducing the risk of injury. |
16th & 17th April 2011 |
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Coventry |
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Physio Training Academy |
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May 2011
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2 day course teaching soft tissue & articulation approach to treating the body. Improve palpation & diagnostic skills, broaden your treatment capability. Learn how to treat the spine, muscular conditions & peripheral joint. Suitable for Massage & Sports Therapists & Physiotherapists.
Courses held in Norfolk maximum of 6 participants only.
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14th & 15th May 2011 |
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Norfolk |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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In this course we focus on the fibrous network called fascia and the related muscle and ligaments, using techniques that connect into it and help stretch and release it. These restrictions in the connective tissue often cause repetitive injuries.
The Myofascial Kinesiology Taping Concept treats these myofascial connections and helps strengthen the tissue thereby both improving performance and reducing the risk of injury. |
14th & 15th May 2011 |
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London |
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Physio Training Academy |
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This course is addressed to practitioners with specific professions such as Sports Medicine, Sports Physiotherapy and Sport Therapy.
This advanced specialisation course allows practitioners to learn sport specific applications for rehab, injury prevention and to enhance the athlete's performance for training, competition and regeneration. Athletes benefit from immediate improved muscle function and enhanced muscle strength, enhanced flexibility, sport specific motion patterning and joint correction techniques.
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28th May 2011 |
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Coventry |
£139 |
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Physio Training Academy |
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June 2011
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2 day course teaching manipulative (grade 5) techniques to the spine. No previous manipulative experience necessary. Learn manipulative techniques to the spine including junctional areas eg OA, CD, DL, LS. Improve your palpation, diagnostic & soft tissue skills. Suitable for Physiotherapy graduates. Maximum of 6 participants per course |
11th & 12th June 2011 |
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Norfolk |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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Going to WCPT in Amsterdam 2011? Why not follow on with a clinically based seminar on a luxury liner travelling from Amsterdam to Russia return (with an overnight in St Petersburg). During this 12 night cruise Dr Helen Clare, Education Director for the McKenzie Institute, will present a 20 hour lecture/prac seminar considering the McKenzie approach to extremity and spinal pain. Available cabins are limited so be quick for amazing early bird specials. Go to www.stuvacseminars.com for details of this, and other seminars in unique locations. |
27th June-9th July 2011 |
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Ship based Amsterdam to St Petersburg |
AUD 1000 |
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StuVac Seminars |
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July 2011
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2 day course aimed at Physiotherapists, Massage & Sports Therapists, Personal Trainers & Pilates Teachers. Why do some people have recurrent injuries or take longer to recover from an injury than others? This course will give you a solid background in understanding sports injury & teach you how to treat & assess more effectively. Courses in Norfolk have a maximum of 6 participants
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2nd & 3rd July 2011 |
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Norfolk |
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Cameron Reid Training |
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This is a multidisciplinary study adventure conducted over 7 days while cruising the Galapagos Islands on a small luxury vessel. During the cruise world renowned keynote speakers, Diane Lee and Linda-Joy (LJ) Lee will cover 10 hours of theory, leaving ample time to snorkel and walk amongst the spectacular wildlife and scenery of this unique part of the planet. Following the cruise a further 4 days will be spent in the UNESCO World Heritage city of Quito, when Diane and LJ will cover assessment and treatment techniques in 10 hours of practical.
We aim to gather a group of professionals interested in the role of the pelvis in recurrent groin and hamstring pain. The lectures will contain the latest scientific and clinical evidence pertaining to this topic and the practical workshop will cover the tests developed to determine when the pelvis is failing to transfer loads to the lower extremity. A focus will be differential diagnosis and how to determine when dysfunction in the pelvis, painful or not, is a key driver in hamstring and groin problems. We will ensure that you have all the clinical expertise necessary to take these tests and specific training protocols into your clinical practice. We are aiming to create a unique environment for discussion, exchange of ideas and networking as we learn from each other. We intend to make this an interactive, exciting and informative time for collaboration and reflection.
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16th -27th July 2011 |
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Galapagos Islands |
Cost varies - see website |
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StuVac Seminars |
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