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Myogenic Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
with Simeon Niel-Asher & Dr Bob Gerwin
Chronic Pain and Neurofeedback Training
with Nick Birch and Jon Graham
Migraines & Nutrition
With Simon Billings
Chronic Pain Management Resource
with Pippa Cossens
Joining the Treatment Dots
with Christina Raven
DOMS and Patient Compliance
with Claire Minshull
Physical Therapy and the Performing Arts
with Laurence Kirk, Ashley Stafford and the band
Treating Hernias
with Simon Marsh
Spinal Implants
with Ben Woodington
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
with Rob Patterson
Headaches & the EdACHe Project
with Liz Huzzey
Cranio-Fascial Dynamics
with Jon Howat
Pain Science
with Dr Morten Høgh PhD
Case Presentation
With Martin Matthews, Pippa Cossens & Simeon Niel-Asher
Setting your Patients up for Success
with Dr Ulrik Sandstrøm
Myogenic Headaches
with Dr Bob Gerwin
Persistent Pain
with Matt Wallden
Biomechanics and Pain Science
with Greg Lehman
Myofascial Release
with Ruth Duncan
Chaos and Complexity
with Simeon Neil-Asher
Pain Science and Manual Therapy – Ulrik Sandstrøm – Ref32
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SIRPA: Treating Chronic Pain – Georgie Oldfield – Ref28
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Face, Head and Neck Pain – Simeon Niel Asher – Ref11
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The Language of Touch – Simeon Niel Asher – Ref7
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Measuring Patient Outcomes (PROMs) with Dave Newell & Jonathan Field
90 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
Headache Management with Elizabeth Huzzey
90 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
The Effect of Physiological Load with Matt Wallden
45 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
The Power of Placebo with Jeremy Howick
90 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself – How important is the placebo effect to us as therapists?
Yoga as a Therapy for Persistent Pain with Anji Gopal
The exercises in this show aren’t your normal yoga exercises.
Central Sensitisation with Matt Wallden
Matt Wallden, osteopath and Associate Editor of The Journal of Movement and Bodywork Therapy, discusses the factors in central sensitisation.
Understanding Pain with Mike Stewart
This is the final edit of our interview with Mike Stewart, Chartered Physiotherapist and founder of Know Pain, an organisation established to further not just the understanding of contemporary neuroscience related to pain, but also to help clinicians better explain complex neurobiology to patients. The full transcript of the discussion can be accessed by clicking the button below the video panel. A more concise briefing paper, and the certificate for 90 minutes’ “Learning By Oneself” CPD will be available later today. As soon as we can, we’ll post a more concise summary of the discussion. This will provide you with a useful aide memoire, and a record for your CPD portfolio.
TMJ and Facial Pain – Andy Toy
Causes, treatment, and remedies for temporomandibular joint disorders and facial pain. Learn how to think about occlusion, bite, and TMJ movement in your patients.
Whiplash with Chris Worsfold
He has appeared on various BBC television programmes and has spoken at the UK’s parliamentary Transport Select Committee as an expert in this topic. He has a wealth of experience in the medico-legal aspects of whiplash.
Release Bodywork with Phill Hunt
Phill has over 30 years’ experience as an osteopath, and has developed an approach to treating patients which is highly effective and truly holistic (in an age when elsewhere that term has become overused and abused to the extent that, in many circumstances, it is meaningless) His approach has strong psychological and physical components, which he will be demonstrating with the help of a real patient.
Understanding Pain with Tim Beames
Understanding pain is a key issue for all of us. Tim Beames, a chartered physiotherapist by profession, has a lengthy history in both pain management and education in the UK, Europe and in Australia. He is a leading member of the Neuro Orthopaedic Institute and what he has to say is invaluable in achieving better results for your patients in clinic.
The Cranial Approach with Nick Woodhead
Nick Woodhead is one of the founding directors of the Rollin Becker Institute. He is also a lecturer at The British School of Osteopathy and at The Vienna School of Osteopathy, with over 20 years’ experience in the cranial approach.
Complex Regional Pain with Paul Browning
Paul Browning is a senior lecturer in physiotherapy at The University of Hertfordshire. He has specialised in understanding pain for many years and in this interview talks about recognising, treating and preventing CRPS.
Treating Dystonia with David Vaux
David Vaux is an osteopath with considerable experience in treating elite performers not only in sport, but also in the performing arts. Here he discusses his approach to treating dystonia, and shows how a well constructed rehabilitation programme can dramatically improve a sufferer’s quality of life.
An Open Forum with James Booth
James Booth, consultant osteopath at the Queen’s Medical Centre Nottingham’s spinal unit, talks about the value of working in the QMC, the roles of the various professionals, their relationships and pain management generally.
Red Flags with Barry Jacobs
This is a re-recording of Barry’s presentation on red flags. There will be minor differences between this and the live version (not least the location!),