Coaching Pitch - Steven & Claire
2026-06-24 19:30 - 21:00 (Europe/London) | Online at apmcpd.co.uk

First Aid in the Clinic - In Person Course
2026-06-25 09:00 - 17:00 | Academy of Physical Medicine, Charles Parker Building (South), Midland Road, Higham Ferrers, NN10 8DN, United Kingdom
First Aid is an Essential
A first aid emergency can occur at any time. And it’s MORE LIKELY in your clinic, because you actively invite people with problems in to see you. And there’s no guarantee that the problem is what they think it is!
The public (and sadly, the press) need to be assured that you have the skills needed to deal with potentially life-threatening emergencies.
That’s why this hands-on course is for you.
This is not like other first aid training.

Firstly, it’s taught by APM’s 2 fantastic instructors – Steven Bruce and Malcolm Parnell.
Further, it’s tailored to what you might encounter in your clinic.
It’s enjoyable – great fun, in fact (because we make it that way!)
Class size is limited, so that you get optimum supervision.
Qualification – HSE-recognised “Emergency First Aid at Work” certificate, valid for 3 years

AI Tools in a Clinical Practice - Michael Brown
2026-07-06 13:05 - 13:55 | Online at apmcpd.co.uk
Michael completed his degree at the British College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM), graduating in 2009. Prior to beginning his studies Michael was a keen footballer, and found his way to Osteopathy via his own injury on the football field. It was during his time in London at BCOM where he met Joanna, and the rest is happy history (and future!).
Michael has a particular interest in back pain and tendon injuries, and frequently uses spinal manipulation and adjustment techniques as part of his treatment protocols to get his patients on the fastest route to recovery.

Functional Active Release for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome with Robin Lansman
2026-11-14 09:00 - 17:00 | Academy of Physical Medicine, Charles Parker Building (South), Midland Road, Higham Ferrers, NN10 8DN, United Kingdom
TOS can significantly affect nerve and vascular function, leading to pain, weakness, and restricted movement. This course equips you with practical FAR techniques to reduce soft-tissue tension and improve mobility through the thoracic outlet.

FAR is a specialised approach to manual therapy designed by expert osteopath and lecturer Robin Lansman, encompassing a system of assessment, treatment, hands-on therapy and self-care.
Whereas in traditional manual therapies the patient lies still whilst the therapist treats them, in Functional Active Release treatment is given whilst carrying out functional movements of the part of the body being treated. This helps you to recover faster, more completely, and to stay healthier for longer.
The process of clear and open feedback between patient and professional also helps guide expectations along with building cognitive Body Awareness that ensures best results for the individual.
