This course aims to help you use reasoning to plan and manage rehabilitation programmes across a wide range of sports and conditions. It will help you move away from one size fits all “recipes” to being able to tailor individualised programmes based on your clinical reasoning skills.
This longstanding and popular course has been substantially revised to make it more accessible to busy physios.
There is now a comprehensive online resource in place of the previous Part 1 of the course, with approximately 20 hours of CPD, as well as downloadable resources, links to further information and a discussion board to interact with tutors or other participants. Part 1 book via Thinkific https://physiosin-s-school.thinkific.com/
Part 2 remains face to face and is packed with practical workshop style teaching, which brings the knowledge from Part 1 to life.
There is opportunity for reflection and self-directed learning in both parts of the course, as well as opportunities to discuss individual queries with experienced tutors, who have worked with a wide range of different sports.
If you would like to make your rehabilitation programmes more effective, this is the course for you.
NB: The course is open to qualified physiotherapists; both members and non-members may book.
Discount codes available for bookers for part 1 Get in touch info@physiosinsport.org for the code.
Meet the Tutors
ACPSEM is delighted to field a star studded team of tutors on its Clinical Reasoning in Sports & Exercise Medicine Course. This course is set at M-level and will refresh your theory, while stretching your imagination with exercise prescription. The tutors for this course will be Dr Nicola Phillips and Lynn Booth, Both have a wealth of sports experience in multiple sports to world class level coupled with extensive careers teaching in higher education.
Dr Nicola Phillips
Nicki is a life member of ACPSEM and a Registered International Physical Therapist with IFSPT.
She is currently a professor at Cardiff University and is Programme Manager for the MSc Sport and Exercise Physiotherapy. She combines academic work with clinical or other consultancy work. She lectures nationally and internationally.
Nicki has worked in a wide range of sports including elite level rugby and weightlifting as well as major multi-sport Games. She has been involved in either a physio or a leadership role for some 22 multi-sport Games across Olympics, Paralympics, Commonwealths, Youth Commonwealths and World University Games.
Her main clinical focus is on rehabilitation for return to sport across a spectrum of recreational to elite athletes. She has a number of publications in this area.
Lynn Booth
Lynn is a life member of the ACPSEM and has been a tutor on the Functional Rehab in Sport since its inception.
After working in the NHS for 14 years, Lynn has been a free-lance physiotherapist working within sport for almost 30 years.
Lynn gained experience of working with a team at grass-roots level and progressed through the levels of sporting performance to Olympic and Commonwealth level. She has worked with a variety of sports from junior regional to international level. Throughout her career Lynn has worked consistently with hockey and she currently works with age-group and elite development hockey squads.
Lynn has co-ordinated physiotherapy / sports medicine services and worked clinically at major sporting events, including the 2012 Olympics and the 2014 and 2022 Commonwealth Games as well as in Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
Lynn’s main clinical interests are injury prevention and functional rehabilitation.