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ABMT EventsThe ABMT hosts two CPD/Networking events for members and those interested in our work every year - events usually take place in either London or Cambridge.
COPA 2017We are also very pleased to be exhibiting at COPA again this year. Here is some information from the organisers about what's on offer:
On the 7th & 8th June 2017, COPA Series 2017 will return to ExCeL in London with two days of innovation and development. It’s the event for rehabilitation practice owners to find everything they need to improve their business and find the most up to date professional knowledge. You can register for one of the limited complimentary tickets at www.copashow.co.uk As Europe’s leading event for practice owners, professionals and experts from the rehabilitation sector, COPA will attract over 6,000 visitors. With workshops and 85 CPD accredited seminars, run by industry leading professionals, you’ll be spoilt for ways to grow your practice and expand your professional knowledge. Board certified Chiropractic Neurologist, Arjan Kuipers will be running an hour-long seminar, in which he will shed light on two aspects of his practice- How neurological screening protocol can be used quickly to assess neurological, axial and postural problems that can be addressed by chiropractors, physiotherapists and osteopaths. In the second half of his seminar, Arjan will be running a mini workshop on how rehabilitation professionals can focus their treatment when dealing with children with learning and/or behavioural disorder. Jonathan Field, Royal College of Chiropractors will be speaking at COPA Series 2017 on how routine collection of patient reports of changes in their outcome and experiences (PROMs/PREMs) can be utilised to improve health outcomes and shared decision making, as well as demonstrating the effectiveness of clinical services. As one of the UK’s leading Physiotherapists, David Clancy has worked for Isokinetic Medical Group and FIFA Medical Centre of Excellence as a chartered physiotherapist specialising in sports medicine and rehabilitation. He will be speaking about the role of Neuro-motor exercise training in the return-to-training strategy- a usually under-valued missing link in the rehabilitation pathway. Supplying the latest products and tech are over 200 world-class exhibitors. Among them, the likes of RockTape UK, the College of Bowen Studies- creator of the Bowen Technique, and Hocoma AG- who will be bring their award-winning robotics and sensory based devices. Live interactive demos give you the chance to get stuck in and trial new development and tech from the field. Equally, with UK exclusive product launches and seminars from leading experts from the worlds of chiro, osteo, physio, podiatry and prosthetics and orthotics; you can stay ahead of the game and ahead of your competitors. With all this and unrivalled business connection opportunities, your practice can’t afford to miss COPA Series 2017. Make sure you register for your free ticket online at www.copashow.co.uk and we look forward to seeing you there. LINK: http://bit.ly/2lqSbCU Spring Meeting - Saturday 30th April 2016This year's Spring Meeting will take place on Saturday, 30th April 2016, at the Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole St. London W1. Our Afternoon speaker will be marketing consultant, Kirby Amour; our theme, 'Branding versus Authenticity'. The afternoon session is open to members and non-members, a great opportunity to meet others and find out what we are all about, as well as to join in on the afternoon talk and discussion. 2015 Autumn Meeting - Saturday 10th October 2015
"Listening to our Bodies and the Bodies of our Clients - Working Responsively with Elders." Speakers: Ursula Deniflee, Luke Tanner. Venue: The Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, London W1G 0AE. (please note, entrance around the corner from Henrietta Place; nearest tube Bond Street, 5 min walk). The ABMT AGM will take place in the morning at 11am, followed by the Autumn Meeting at 2pm. 2015 Spring Meeting - Saturday, 25 April 2015“Enquiry into the Physiological and Neurological Processes involved in Biodynamic Massage”
Speaker: Carlien van Heel Venue: Rudolf Steiner House, Central London Carlien combined her wish for an MA in Body Psychotherapy, with her wish to deepen her understanding of what is actually happening in the body during a psychotherapeutic process. Her PQMA combined revisiting Gerda Boyesen’s theories, the development of Vegeto-therapy and enquiring into physiological and neurological processes in the body. In this presentation Carlien will share some of her findings and relate them to Biodynamic Massage. This will include how the body stores emotional material, the important role of Connective Tissue, and re-visiting Gerda Boyesen's theory of Psycho-Peristalsis. There will be time to discuss and explore together the implications for our clinical practice of Biodynamic Massage. Carlien van Heel, originally from The Netherlands, met the Boyesen family in France in 1982 and felt a strong connection to the work. She moved to London in 1985 to study at the Gerda Boyesen Centre and has been working as a Biodynamic psychotherapist ever since graduating in 1988. She was involved with LSBP from the start in 2001 till December 2013 as a trainer and Training Committee member and became co-director of LSBP between 2010 - 2013. She now lives and works as a Biodynamic psychotherapist, massage therapist and supervisor in Southgate, North London. This event is open to members and non-members. If you would like to join us please email [email protected] 2014 Spring Meeting - Saturday, 29 March 2014
The physiological and emotional function of the colon and iliocaecal valve.
Kate Codrington will be presenting information about the physiological and emotional function of the colon and iliocaecal valve, drawing on her biodynamic massage experience and her recent training in abdominal sacral massage.
There will be time to share our own experiences of working with the colon and digestion in general and also ideas for practical massage techniques. This event is open to members and non-members. If you would like to join us please email [email protected] For more information about Kate Codrington see her website.
Overview
Our Spring Meeting was lead by Jane Platts Mills. Jane has retired from practice as a body psychotherapist and continues to teach percussion and African drumming for adults and children. In this work shop Jane shared some simple rhythms which, when played together, combined to create the polyrhythmic music characteristic of West Africa. Please contact us if you would like more information about ABMT events or would like to attend a meeting. |
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