For physiotherapists
Hands-on training days, with seats capped on purpose
Workshops run in-clinic, online or hybrid, with the room kept small so everyone gets hands-on practice with the technique. You learn by doing, under supervision, with correction as you go.
Upcoming
No dates scheduled yet
Nothing is scheduled for you to plan around yet. Rather than post a provisional date and move it later, each workshop goes up once the venue, seat count and fee are all confirmed.
Seats are limited, so the list goes out before the page does.
- Agenda
- The full day, hour by hour, so you know what you are paying for.
- Format and place
- In-clinic, online or hybrid, and exactly where.
- Both fees
- Early-bird and regular, with the cut-off date shown, not implied.
- Seats left
- The real remaining count, and a waitlist once it fills.
- The certificate
- What it is, and the attendance you need to earn it.
- A calendar file
- So the date lands in your diary and not in your inbox.
How a workshop day runs
Small groups, so the day stays practical
The format is fixed even while the dates are not, so you can judge in advance whether a day away from your practice is worth it.
Hands-on, for most of the day
Teaching is built around supervised practice and correction, not slides. That is what limits the group size.
You bring a real case
Where the topic allows, bring an anonymised case you are stuck on. Working a real problem beats working a tidy one.
Attendance is what earns the certificate
For multi-day workshops, attendance is marked per session. Attending one day of two does not earn a certificate, and we will say so before you book.
Materials afterwards
Where a workshop is recorded or has handouts, registered attendees get them, stated on the workshop's own page before you pay.
Waitlists are filled in order
When a seat frees up it goes to the first name on the list, in the order people joined it.
Cancelled or moved? You hear first
If a date has to change, every registrant is contacted directly rather than finding out from the website.