Our Clinical Support Discussions count towards your “Learning With Others”. For osteopaths, they also count as an “Objective Activity”, one of which is compulsory in the 3-year CPD cycle. Note: We do not post a recording of the Clinical Support Discussions. This is to encourage participants to speak openly and to preserve patient confidentiality
Lorraine Crookes is an expert in her field and a multi-award-winning speaker, columnist, educator, healer, and emerging stand-up comedian. As the CEO of Orgasmic Life, Lorraine’s mission is to empower sex, intimacy and pleasure for health, wealth, and happiness. Lorraine has a unique approach that brings together bedroom and business and empower individuals to embrace sexual energy for a fulfilling life. She expertly blends together her personal journey, experience in education, vast knowledge, and impassive skill set with compassion and comedy.
Kelley qualified from the European School of Osteopathy in 1999 and worked in various busy practices before establishing the Orchard Clinic in 2002. She is passionate about her vocation and has chosen like-minded practitioners to work alongside her in Upper Basildon, allowing her to create a caring, professional health clinic providing the very best care for each client. Kelley is delighted to be working in a team with osteopaths who have a similar approach to her. Kelley lives locally and is married to Dominic and they have two children, Ben and Georgina.
Our Case-Based Discussions count towards your “Learning With Others”. For osteopaths, they also count as an “Objective Activity”, one of which is compulsory in the 3-year CPD cycle. Note: We do not post a recording of the Case-Based Discussions. This is to encourage participants to speak openly and to preserve patient confidentiality.
Experienced Registered Dietitian and Nutrition Consultant, dedicated to providing evidence-based nutritional support in both NHS and private settings. Passionate about women’s health, I offer tailored guidance for those navigating peri-menopause, menopause, PCOS, and other female-specific conditions.
Jonathan is a Consultant Orthopaedic and Specialist Hip Surgeon - he is one of only a few surgeons in the UK who specialise in all aspects of hip surgery. He studied medicine at New College, Oxford and Imperial College before completing his orthopaedic training in London. This was followed by fellowship training in lower limb reconstruction at the Université de Montréal in Canada and in young adult hip surgery at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital in London. In 2022 he was awarded the prestigious Rothman-Ranawat travelling fellowship by the American Hip Society. His specialist interests are in all aspects of hip surgery. He is experienced in advanced joint preservation techniques such as minimally invasive periacetabular osteotomy and hip arthroscopy for femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) as well as hip reconstruction for other causes of hip pain in young patients.
Our Case-Based Discussions count towards your “Learning With Others”. For osteopaths, they also count as an “Objective Activity”, one of which is compulsory in the 3-year CPD cycle. Note: We do not post a recording of the Case-Based Discussions. This is to encourage participants to speak openly and to preserve patient confidentiality.
First Aid is an Essential A first aid emergency can occur at any time. And it’s MORE LIKELY in your clinic, because you actively invite people with problems in to see you. And there’s no guarantee that the problem is what they think it is! The public (and sadly, the press) need to be assured that you have the skills needed to deal with potentially life-threatening emergencies. That's why this hands-on course is for you. This is not like other first aid training. First off, it's taught by APM's 2 fantastic instructors - Steven Bruce and Malcolm Parnell. Unlike other online courses, this one is LIVE and SUPERVISED. We also send you the equipment you need in order to meet all the goals of clinic first aid - that means you get better training! (and a "Learning with Others" CPD certificate). Class size is limited to 30, so that you get optimum supervision, all of which is achieved through the live video link.
Darren likes to take the time to understand the needs of his patients with complex conditions. His treatments combine his knowledge of biomechanics, neurology, nutrition and rehabilitation. He teaches Functional Neurology and Developmental Neurology at postgraduate level to Chiropractors and other health professionals across Europe. Darren regularly has patients referred to him from chiropractors and clinicians around the UK, the majority are children. Married with four children, home life and work-life are busy! He enjoys getting into the countryside and walking or cycling with the family, cricket, learning and sleep. In 2023 Darren became the Director of Academic Affairs for the Royal College of Chiropractors, Paediatric and Pregnancy Faculty. His studies have taken him around Europe and to America as he has learned from experts in many professions, below is a list of his training.
Joanne Elphinston’s deep enchantment with the humanity and privilege of working with movement has led to an unusual breadth of experience over the thirty plus years since she began her professional journey in Australia as a physiotherapist. From her many years in elite level performance consultancy in sports and the performing arts to her long standing interests in chronic and complex presentations, Joanne’s path of inquiry lies in what connects us, rather than what divides us in the deeply human experience of movement. Combined with her coaching and philosophy background, this has led to a uniquely unified perspective on our experience as humans moving across the functional spectrum
Our Case-Based Discussions count towards your “Learning With Others”. For osteopaths, they also count as an “Objective Activity”, one of which is compulsory in the 3-year CPD cycle. Note: We do not post a recording of the Case-Based Discussions. This is to encourage participants to speak openly and to preserve patient confidentiality.
David is Head of Research and Applied Learning at the Foundation, where he has worked for 18 years. He has led the organisation’s involvement in research projects that enable people to support their own, and each others’ mental health. During his 30 years in the sector, he has developed national service user networks in England, Scotland and Wales, been a chief executive of a national charity and a non-executive director, and vice-chair of a national independent, non-departmental public body. He is now developing public mental health as an academic discipline and taking an evidence-based approach to improving public mental health, including his role as an editor of the Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Public Mental Health. David has substantial personal experience of using mental health services, including time as a detained patient, and now applies this experience and the learning from it in his work. He is currently co-chair of the ethics, policy and position committee of the International Society for Psychiatric Genetics, a fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health, and has written and edited several academic publications. He has previously been a technical advisor to the WHO and senior mental health advisor to Public Health England. In […]
