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Multidisciplinary Care
with Robin Lansman
Spiral Stabilisation
with Karen & Anthony Padgett
HOG Exercises
with Karen Grinter
Cunning Conditioning
with Karen Grinter
Treatment Plans
with Dr Russ Rosen
Therapy in the Community
with Tone Tellefsen Hughes
Shoulder Rehab
with Tim Allardyce
Moving the Brain
with Joanne Elphinston
Yoga-based practices to help RIGHT NOW!
with Anji Gopal
Exercise, Science and Keeping It Simple
with Joanne Elphinston
Treating the Whole Voice
with Ashley George Stafford
Basic Yoga Exercise with Anji Gopal
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Measuring Activity Levels
with Tommy Parker
Maintenance Care
with Andreas Eklund
A 7-Point Plan For Functional Rehab
with Heather Watson
Shoulders and Thoracic Pilates
with Karen Grinter
The Crossover Effect in Rehab
with Dr Claire Minshull
Rehabilitation and Online Apps
with Tim Allardyce
Movement as Treatment – Joanne Elphinston – Ref24
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Strength, Conditioning and Rehab – Claire Minshull – Ref22
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Athletes and Sports Injuries with Clive Lathey
90 Minutes Learning by Oneself
Functional Active Release and Rehab with Robin Lansman
90 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
Pilates for the Hips & Knees with Karen Grinter
45 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
Pilates for the Neck with Karen Grinter
45 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
The Pilates Reformer with Karen Grinter
45 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
Shoulder Rehab: Simple Stuff That Works with Jo Gibson
90 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
The Role of Pilates in Therapy with Karen Grinter
90 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself – A mixture of theory and practical exercises that you can use in clinic.
Lengthen, Strengthen, Remodel: A Protocol for Patient Posture with Clare Chapman
90 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself
Exercise-Focussed Rehab/Conditioning for the Restoration of Function with Claire Minshull
90 minutes’ CPD: Learning by Oneself – Brilliant, researched, rehab info for you to give your patients.
Gokhale with Clare Chapman
An approach to pain-relief through posture, based on examination of primitive activity, with implications for standing, sitting and walking.
Control Ain’t The Goal with Joanne Elphinston
Are we stabilising our patients too much? Too much core work? Do you need to change your approach, or are you bang on with the exercises you hand out?
Clinical Exercise Prescription with Matt Wallden
Creating an exercise programme specific to your patient – Matt demonstrates useful exercises for back pain, facet joint irritation, muscle spasm and more. Loads of research in this one!
The ‘Math’ of Core Stability with Matt Wallden
Core stability training: exercises to give and avoid when working with patients. Making core work relevant to daily activities. Analysis of the role of sit-ups, strength conditioning and core activation exercises, with demonstrations of functional exercises appropriate for many patients
Rehabilitation and Technology with Jon Graham
Are these neuro-muscular rehab devices video games or exercises?! Including functional electrical stimulators for muscles and nerves and latest virtual reality technology. We might not use these in clinic, but you need to know how technology is changing rehab protocols.
The Alexander Technique with Anthony Kingsley
A deeper look into the Alexander Technique, what it is and how you can use it to help your patients.
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.
Technology and Rehab with Jon Graham
Jon Graham is a senior chartered physiotherapist with a fantastic approach to combining technology and hands-on techniques in the rehabilitation of patients, including those with severe stroke or spinal cord damage.