Wednesday 17 March 2010
Update
Not a 'clinical' posting this time but to bring you up to date with the last week. I travelled to the Ammerdown Centre near Radstock, Bath (via Inverness, Birmingham and Bristol) to attend the annual conference of ACPEM - Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Energy medicine Fri-Sun. I have been with this group since its inception and they are a really lovely lot of like minded therapists. For my sins I was appointed the new Chairman so was kept busy with that. I had been warned in advance so it wasn't too much of a shock. I think, though I must have a masochistic streak in me wanting to take yet more work on! Many thanks to the brilliant Sally England for treating my neck! I travelled to Wokingham on Sunday evening to stay with Rodger Duckworth and his family. Rodger had wanted me to treat a few of his patients so he get my angle on things and my approach in looking at 5 disparate conditions. This was follows by a trip into London to catch the sleeper (a misnomer if ever there was one) from Euston to Inverness and home by early afternoon. Today I am still a bit brain dead before starting a couple of clinical days. All in all a very busy but productive time. Clinical stuff next blog at the weekend.
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John, it was delightful to meet you in Wokingham after hearing so much about you from Rodger. I have recently found your website and blog and have been reading with interest. I look forward to more of your clinical 'tips' and hope that I might be able to get on a course with you in the not-too-distant future. We had an interesting 'experiment' with vibration/ tuning forks in our IST last week - we managed to restore a colleagues' cervical rotation by holding a tuning fork on the spot identified by him as the location of end-range pain - full ROM & pain gone! I wonder if you have any info or thoughts on their use. This is completely new stuff to me.
ReplyDeleteI do hope your neck is recovering well.
Kind regards,
Claire Breeze MCSP