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The Use of Massage Therapy for Tendinitis/ Tendinopathy
‘Tendon disorders represent some of the most frequent orthopedic diagnoses, accounting for over 30% of all musculoskeletal consultations.’ (1) What are tendons? Tendons are the thick, fibrous cords that attach muscle to bone, not to be confused with ligaments, which attach bone to bone. Tendons are connective tissues that are made up collagen, a strong…
Welcome to our new board member – Tim Paine
The LCSP Register is delighted to welcome Tim Paine to our board. Tim is the registrar and founder of the Sports Therapy UK, and has over 30 years experience in developing and teaching sports therapy courses, both through his organisation Sports Therapy UK and as a senior lecturer at the University of Bedfordshire. Tim is…
What is Oncology Massage?
This is a question I get asked by therapists, clients, medical professionals and even by those who are well versed in the benefits of soft tissue therapy. In my experience, what makes it different from other types of massage is the disease and the clients’ state of health. Like other conditions that affect the tissue…
The Home Office Chair Workout
Lockdown has brought many challenges to us all; however, I like to look at the positives this last year has brought us and the new opportunities it brings to us as therapists, and the way it has forced us to change some of our practices. I have used this time to slow down from the hectic…
Back to Covid Normality – Anxiety: A Client and Therapist’s Perspective
After a year of being isolated in our own individual bubbles we are now making a move towards normality. For many of us this shift brings with it a new anxiety, seen in many different guises and forms. We are unused to being in close proximity to those outside of our bubble, we are unused…
Origin of Kinesiology
An American chiropractor Dr George Goodheart amongst others researched the link between muscles, meridians, organs and systems of the body. This work became Applied Kinesiology in the early 1960s. Dr John Thie with the assistance of his wife Carrie developed the Touch for Health programme in the late 1960s initially for lay people, with the permission of the team…
LCSP News
Recording of Alistair McLoughlin’s Recent Tutorial
Following on from Alistair McLoughlin’s recent Coffee Morning Tutorial there is now a full recording of the event on the noticeboard in the members’ area. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
Our next zoom coffee morning will be on September 1st
Our next LCSP Coffee Morning will be held on Thursday 1st September. Meeting open between 1000 and 1130 to allow participants to ‘drop in’ as appointments and other work allows. For log in details for the zoom call please check the noticeboard in the members’ area.
Sports Therapy UK looking for volunteer therapists for the London Marathon
Sports Therapy UK are looking for volunteer therapists for the upcoming London Marathon on the 2nd of October. This is a great opportunity for LCSP members to get some hands-on experience whilst also helping the many charities that are involved. To find out more about how to get involved contact either fid@sportstherapyuk.com or 01438 718755
New Affiliation with Medisave UK!
Running a business through the pandemic (and beyond!) hasn’t been easy. At the LCSP Register we have always looked after the welfare of our members in as many ways as we can and we are delighted to announce a new Affiliation with Medisave – a UK based supplier of medical equipment & supplies many of you…
Ensure you choose a Registered Massage Therapist
When looking to find a massage therapist we would recommend you look to use a therapist who is Registered with a recognised, reputable Professional Association, which ensures your Therapist has the qualifications required to carry out the treatments advertised and operates under a strict code of conduct. All members of the LCSP Register of Remedial…
Recap of Mental Health Awareness Month
Throughout May, Mental Health Awareness Month, we’ve been looking at burnout and how to avoid it. The focus for Therapists has to be self-care, it’s our job to look after others and often don’t take the time to look after ourselves. Some of the key takeaways from the series are: Spotting the signs – knowing…
CPD and Research
Oncology Massage Rehabilitation
Oncology massage can play a very important role in helping people recover from cancer. After experiencing cancer, we all know that the rehabilitation process can be challenging and lengthy, but with the correct help and procedures, a lot of stress can be lifted. As always, your client’s well-being should be at the centre of every…
Anatomy that is not hard to swallow
The sense of smell has a unique ability to evoke powerful memories and emotions, often more effectively than other senses. This phenomenon is due to several factors related to the way smell is processed in the brain. One key factor is the anatomical pathway of the olfactory system. Unlike other sensory systems, such as vision…
Triathlon Upper Back Mobility
Upper back mobility is really important for triathletes, to enable them to swim and run with good technique. However the latest research shows that time spent in the saddle is stiffening up our spines and hips which is effecting performance and injury risk during duathlons and triathlons.
Diabetes: Do test results accurately point a way forward?
The majority of my doctor’s decisions were based on my blood test results. In the beginning my HbA1c was taken every 3 months, this was because of the severity of the initial diagnostic reading, which was 18.7, a very high result. They phoned me at 20:00 on the same day that I took the test,…
Sports Therapy UK – Level 3 VTCT Sports Massage Course
Brief demonstration and review of techniques learned on our Level 3 VTCT Sports Massage Course
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