This one day course will teach you how to assess and treat the common injuries we see affecting the lower extremities.  Hip, knee & foot problems are some of the most common injuries in practice. To successfully treat these conditions we need to understand how they can develop.  One could say, ‘the knee is caught in the middle with nowhere to go! This means that the knee is affected as much by what goes on above it as what goes on below it. With this approach in mind you will learn how to treat lower limb pain more successfully.
 
Key Benefits

• Understand how we develop lower limb pain
• Learn how to assess the body for injuries to the lower extremity
• Learn how the whole body contributes to these injuries
• Learn practical assessment & treatment approaches
• Learn how to advise your client on preventative measures
• Course includes Osteopathic assessment & treatment techniques

Cameron Reid studied Human Biology at the University of Surrey graduating with a first class honours degree in 1982 spending a year studying Ergonomics at the University of Zurich with Prof Etienne Grandjean. A lifelong interest in why some sportsmaen are never injured and why some are always injury prone lead him to train as an Osteopath. He gained a scholarship to study at the world renowned British School of Osteopathy in London, qualifying in 1986 where he later took the position of clinical tutor at the school. www.cameronreid.com

One of his main professional interests is helping to educate coaches and therapists involved in amateur sport in conditioning and injury prevention. He runs accredited courses and seminars on these subjects for manual therapists and coaches. He has been published in Sports Injury Bulletin, Massage World, Embody and Natural Health Magazine. Cameron has just become an Associate Lecturer at the University of East Anglia, lecturing on the Foundation Degree in Sports Coaching. He works for Sport England in the East Anglian Region, and Norwich City FC when required. He is regulated by the General Osteopathic Council (No 1086).

21st April 2012

Location: College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London, Tottenham, London N15 4RU

Times: 09:00 to 17:00

Cost: £120.00 (inc. VAT of £20)

Application Process: 

1. Fill in the attached application form CPD application form.

The application form can either be emailed to apply@nlssm.com or sent to the office at NLSSM, Unit 12, LYST, Town Hall Approach Road, Tottenham, London, N15 4RX.

2. Choose one of the following payment options:  PayPal, Cheque or Bank transfer - see details below.

Bank Transfer Details:
Barclays
Sort Code: 205300
Bank Account: 13059219

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