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Electrotherapy: The Weird and Wonderful with Tim Watson

Professor Tim Watson is back yet again by popular demand! Previously, he’s talked about ultrasound, laser, TENS, interferential, muscle stim and shockwave (see the recordings) – this time we intend to look at the weird and wonderful: devices which patients (and practitioners) may discover through the internet. Do they work? Let’s find out. In this broadcast Tim and Steven looked at the latest findings in tissue repair, and the role of electrotherapy in treating incontinence

Dry Needling/Acupuncture with Mike Cummings

Originally trained as a primary care physician in the British military (Royal Air Force), Mike now principally devotes his clinical time to the assessment and treatment of musculoskeletal pain, particularly myofascial pain syndromes. In 2010 he was listed by The Times as one of Britain’s Top Doctors.

He is currently the medical director of the British Medical Acupuncture Society’s teaching clinic, and in this broadcast discusses the mechanisms behind acupuncture’s effectiveness, the evidence base, safety concerns and the role of dry needling in your clinic.

Cryotherapy with Colin Brown

Colin Brown has been an analytical chemist for over 30 years, and is now R&D chief at Mentholatum. His interests are in the application of heat and ice to injuries – not just looking at the evidence, but generating new work. This recording gives a lot of insight into the correct use of topical products (including plain old ice), and will help you advise your patients accordingly.

Hypnotherapy with Christian Baker

Christian Baker is an experienced hypnotherapist with not only a clutch of celebrity clients to his name, but also a Blue Peter badge! He consults in Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire and in Harley Street, and in this interview discusses the mechanisms of hypnotherapy and how it might be useful in conjunction with physical therapy.

Shockwave and Vibration Therapy with Tim Watson

Professor Tim Watson earned his PhD in Physiotherapy over 30 years ago and has since established himself as a no-nonsense expert on the subject of electrotherapy. In this broadcast he discusses the pros and cons of shockwave therapy and whole body vibration therapy, and demonstrates the use of muscle stimulation. Interesting stuff regarding the treatment of plantar fasciitis, stroke and even obesity. And there’s a bit about a new way of delivering ultrasound…

Treating the Cyclist with Warren Hutson

Warren Hutson is an osteopath with a lifelong interest in cycling. He has represented England as a road cyclist, and was the first osteopath accredited to the British Olympic Cycling Team. In this interview he talks not only about what makes the cyclist faster, but the common problems which arise in any cyclist due to poor bike setup.

The GP’s Perspective with Malcolm Kendrick

Dr Malcolm Kendrick is one of the original members of the Centre For Evidence-Based Medicine in Oxford. He is a practising GP, and is famous for his stand against the cholesterol-heart disease hypothesis. Although he has a particular interest in cardiovascular disease, he is a firm believer that much of what occurs in modern medicine is very far from evidence-based, and some of it actually harms patients.

Taping with Tom Hewetson

Tom Hewetson is a vastly experienced osteopath who has lectured at several of the UK’s most prestigious colleges. He has worked with elite sports clubs, and is responsible for rewriting one of the most popular books on taping techniques.

Electrotherapy with Tim Watson

Professor Tim Watson earned his PhD in Physiotherapy over 30 years ago and has since established himself as a no-nonsense expert on the subject of electrotherapy. In this broadcast he discusses the pros and cons of ultrasound, interferential and TENS, busting a few myths along the way!

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