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I found closing the practice at the beginning of lock down, a little sad, and a little strange…
What makes us resilient
I don’t you about you but in these strange times my mood dips and rises, going from feelings of inconsolable sadness to sunny moments when I feel full of gratitude, lucky and brave. These strange times are asking us to dig deep into our souls and to find our bravery. They’re testing our resilience to…
Covid 19 Protocol – Sue Bennett
Flexible Healing has established a new protocol to treat patients safely amongst the pandemic. As a HCPC registered physiotherapy clinic, we are committed to continue to treat patients in need of care and will be acting in accordance with guidelines from our governing body the LCSP Register. These are the procedures we would like our…
Membership Renewals and Updates
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LCSP News
Duty of Care: Post 19th July 2021
“As per HM Government announcement the formal and legally required restrictions in England will be removed from 19th July 2021 and the onus will be upon personal responsibility for ongoing protection. As a therapist you have a professional duty of care and it is incumbent upon you to treat your patients/clients, safely, effectively and professionally….
Membership Renewals for 2021
The Board of the LCSP would like to acknowledge the difficulty and interruption to the business routines over the past year for all members. To this end your renewal date will now be extended by one month to 1st April 2021, this 13th month will be a free extra month of membership, in addition to…
Treating patients who have had the Covid-19 Vaccine
The programme of vaccination has commenced, with those who will be administering the vaccines getting the vaccine first, followed by high-risk groups. Current vaccines require two doses between 21-28 days apart. All therapists must maintain their strict Covid-19 protocols even if their patient has been vaccinated. The patient and therapist should continue to wear a…
Eleven Council areas move into Tier 4 in Scotland
The First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has announced that 11 council areas will go into her highest tier of restrictions from 6pm on Friday 20th of November for 3 weeks, the equivalent of almost full lockdown apart from schools and education staying open. The council areas that will move to Tier 4 for a limited 3-week…
One of members, Beryl Harper talks about returning to work …..
One of members, Beryl Harper talks about massage therapists returning to work with ITV – https://youtu.be/LuaIgwAKxDM
Visiting a therapist
Our members are starting to go back to work and are following the Government guidelines on COVID 19 ensuring it is safe for you – the public to visit our specialist therapists. We would recommend you contact your therapist directly, who will go through the process with you, giving you peace of mind for your…
CPD and Research
C section scars – Important Information
How C-section scars affect some women – and what can be done to help..
Fascia and the importance of recovery
“Recovery is one of the biggest issues in the 21st century” says clinical anatomist John Sharkey. A snippet from a lesson on resonance. Fascia is the largest sensing organ of our body. Learning how to tune into this felt sense can help us heal the wounds of our past.
Biomechanics: Posture
This is the second blog in my body mechanics series. I decided to write this series because good body mechanics is the foundation of all practical massage techniques. I hope that through my writing and videos I can help you on your way to a long and successful career, free of personal injury. This blog…
Glute stability: Single leg Toe Taps (Standing Pilates)
Pelvic and glute stability exercise using single toe taps in multiple directions. Keep the standing knee soft and the hips level.
Hypermobility: me and my patients
Over the years I have treated many people including young people, learning to live with chronic pain, because of their hypermobile bodies and accompanying syndromes, Ehlers-Danlos and Postural tachycardia syndrome (PoTS) I attended a workshop with Jeannie Di Bon, (with Polestar UK), I had gone with the intension of being able to support my patients,…
BodCast Episode 120: Exploring Fascia Tuning Pegs with John Sharkey
In this episode, Tim talks with his friend, John Sharkey, about all things fascia. John is a world-renowned clinical anatomist, an amazing teacher, and a great friend. Get swept away and listen as he explains the wonder and mystery of the human body.
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