Recognising Red Flags – Part I is a webinar designed to provide massage and manual therapists with up-to-date evidence and current clinical guidelines on red flags and contraindications. Knowing when, and when not, to refer is an essential clinical skill. While Red Flags can indicate serious pathology requiring referral, many commonly cited contraindications are based on outdated understandings of massage and manual therapy mechanisms. This webinar clarifies these distinctions to help prevent unnecessary treatment avoidance while supporting safe, appropriate, and evidence-informed clinical decision-making.

A webinar for massage and manual therapists exploring neuroscience-informed approach to assessing, treating, and rehabilitating persistent shoulder pain, including frozen shoulder.

Hot Stones for Massage and Manual Therapy one-day workshop is designed to equip practitioners with the skills, clinical reasoning, and confidence to integrate hot stones into their treatments. Ideal for therapists working with pain management, improving range of motion, or delivering deep relaxation, hot stones can be seamlessly introduced to give the client a different sensory experience.

This informative 2-hour online CPD session will help you learn what Evidence Based Practice is how it applies to your practice and how to evaluate quality evidence

Communication & Behaviour Change Skills for Clinical Practice' is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the skills and strategies needed to navigate the complex human dynamics of clinical practice. Delivered online by Matt Phillips, Running Injury & Performance Specialist and host of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, the course will guide you through a selection of approaches that illustrate how small, simple tweaks to our normal way of communicating can help clients & patients embrace positive, meaningful behaviour change, and see opportunity in our professional advice rather than hinderance & challenge. Blending evidence-based communication techniques with practical behaviour change models, the course will help you to build stronger relationships with patients, encourage adherence to treatment plans, handle challenging conversations with confidence, promote long-term health behaviour change. Over the three sessions, you will explore real-world scenarios, practice key techniques, and reflect on your own communication style. By the end of the course, you will have a toolkit of approaches to enhance your clinical effectiveness and improve patient outcomes.

Communication & Behaviour Change Skills for Clinical Practice' is designed to equip healthcare professionals with the skills and strategies needed to navigate the complex human dynamics of clinical practice. Delivered online by Matt Phillips, Running Injury & Performance Specialist and host of the Sports Therapy Association Podcast, the course will guide you through a selection of approaches that illustrate how small, simple tweaks to our normal way of communicating can help clients & patients embrace positive, meaningful behaviour change, and see opportunity in our professional advice rather than hinderance & challenge. Blending evidence-based communication techniques with practical behaviour change models, the course will help you to build stronger relationships with patients, encourage adherence to treatment plans, handle challenging conversations with confidence, promote long-term health behaviour change. Over the three sessions, you will explore real-world scenarios, practice key techniques, and reflect on your own communication style. By the end of the course, you will have a toolkit of approaches to enhance your clinical effectiveness and improve patient outcomes.