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6 October  / 13 October / 3 November

18:00-21:00      3 CPD Hours

You can book each one individually for £25 or attend all 3 for £50. You can select this option under pricing when applying.

This three-evening seminar series will be delivered by Neil through the newly developed Institute of Musculoskeletal Health and Innovation. It is designed to support early-career MSK clinicians in developing clinical reasoning, manual therapy, and exercise management skills for spinal conditions.

Each session will include a combination of lecture-based teaching and practical application. The three seminars will focus respectively on the lumbar, thoracic, and cervical regions, with an emphasis on effective clinical decision-making.

The series will have a highly interactive practical component, featuring closely supervised feedback, small-group work, and hands-on skill development.

Seminar aims, objectives and learning outcomes

• Develop improved clinical reasoning in understanding the role of therapeutic interventions for spinal pain.
• Build on existing skills and learn new manual therapy techniques that are simple to apply and supported by appropriate underpinning evidence.
• Integrate exercise principles with clear reference to pain differentiation and the bio-psycho-social framework

Speaker

Dr Neil Langridge

DClinP, MSc, BSc Hons

Consultant Physiotherapist

Assoc Professor Musculoskeletal Health

Neil is the Director for Clinical Services and an Associate Professor at Health Sciences University. He has extensive experience across the NHS, the Ministry of Defence (MOD), and the private sector. Following completion of his MSc at the University of Brighton, he undertook and completed a clinical doctorate at the University of Southampton.

Neil has presented internationally on musculoskeletal practice and has published widely in this field. He has taught extensively across the UK in a range of environments, including professional football, elite rugby, and GB Olympic events. He previously held an NHS Consultant Physiotherapist post in Hampshire and now holds an Honorary Consultant role in Dorset.

Neil is currently Chair of the Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (MACP) and is a past President of the Advanced Practice Physiotherapy Network.