We are very pleased to announce the exciting line up for our Yoga courses this year! There are some new and some favourites returning, including welcoming back the internationally leading specialist Ginger Garner in the Autumn, teaching for the second time her very popular "Yoga as medicine course". Also, rumour has it, that some will be held at a world class sporting medical venue!
Here's a sneak peek at what's planned -
"Introductory courses in Yoga for Physios" in several locations Hertfordshire 9th & 10th April, Dublin 23rd & 24th April, Leeds 14th & 15th May and London 18th & 19th November.
Two "Yoga in Elite sport" on 4th June and 1st October. Then, the year concludes with two courses in Birmingham "Yoga dealing with Persistent pain" 22nd October and finally, on 12th November "Breathing Workshop: Birmingham Women's health (PF), Persistent pain, Stress management, respiratory, performance enhancement"
Please get in touch if you are interested!
Saturday 8th June 2024
This introductory course with focus on TMJ assessment, treatment and management. All the course theory will be sent to you approx. 3 weeks before the course date and you will be able to study this in your own time (Equivalent to day 1 of the course).
In both our London and Birmingham physiotherapy clinics we have found it very difficult ( near impossible ) to find a physiotherapist to come and work with us to see our patients who has TMJ expertise and experience. We have also found it very difficult to find clinicians to refer patients to. It also hasn't been easy to find a hands on face to face course for our Physios to attend and train up on. Gerard has known Evalgelos for many years from his time studying and working in Birmingham university. Evalgelos like many of the expert tutors who Gerard works with is also a #tutorwhotreats as he sees TMJ patients every day in clinic and he has a strong academic and research background and is experienced in teaching on TMJ dysfunction.
This course is aimed at physiotherapists and in particular musculoskeletal, sports and pelvic health physios who want to learn more about TMJ dysfunction; sports therapists, osteopaths, chiropractors and dentists.