Unlock the full potential of IASTM with this comprehensive 3.5 hrs course with. Stop 'scraping the surface' and learn to apply precision techniques for consistent, reproducible results with a foundational understanding of the principles behind this great technique. Gain confidence in using your instrument to address soft tissue dysfunctions and improve patient outcomes with immediate changes in pain and ROM.

The Kinnective instrument is a custom designed stainless steel instrument for treating soft tissues. Each element of the instrument design has been specifically chosen by experienced IASTM clinicians to create the best result: optimum feedback and excellent contact surfaces. The instrument is sold in a right handed version by default, but a left handed version is also available.

The ankle sprain is often seen as a simple - almost insignificant injury. This course will add detail to your assessment and understanding of this injury and ultimately make you better able to manage patients presenting in your clinic. The course runs for a total of 45 minutes but is divided into sections for easy assimilation of the learning.

Online courses have a lot of advantages over traditional in person ones. But there’s one major disadvantage – it’s up to you to finish them! Inside this course, you’ll discover specific strategies and tools will not just keep you motivated and on track, but also ensure you learn effectively, so your new knowledge and skills “stick”, rather than forgetting most of them within a few weeks.

Pain is always real This is a course that puts real pain science into the context of a real manual clinician's daily workload. It will introduce the general principles of the current thinking, some useful tips, as well as introduce a more in-depth larger presentation to be launched soon.

This is a preview to Jake's full cranial nerve course and gives you some great clinical pearls in how CN8 governs balance in particular. Essential knowledge for the MSK clinician. This course is not about detailed neurological pathways but about great clinical knowledge applicable to most of your day to day patients.

Saturday 17th January 2026 Leonardo Hotel - Heathrow Bath Rd Sipson West Drayton UB7 0DP 1 day Live Seminar - Providing 7.5 hours of CPD The seminars will have 9:00am registration for 9:30am prompt start, and finish at 5pm.

A fun way to learn and remember Jake's famous famous neurology quiz, where he presents questions and describes in detail the clinical pearls behind each answer. This is a brilliant way to review and remember clinical neurology, so have pen and paper ready and prepare to play along. Your brain will revel in the answers it got right - and more importantly - remember the ones it got wrong and why.

Must know information for clinicians dealing with people in pain. Understand the person behind the pain and you have a unique insight into those difficult patients. This course will help you reprogramme patient beliefs around pain and injury to guide them back to a better life. Over 4 hours of great clinical content applicable tomorrow morning with notes, references and templates to help you.

Arm pain can be difficult an accurate diagnosis makes management much easier In a 2-hour presentation, Jake goes through the neurology and physiology behind each diagnosis and presents the rationale for successful intervention in each case.

Add-on course to Jake's Radiating Arm Pain course. 1 hr of Zoom recording where Jake goes through a variety of relevant cases which will really help cement the learning from his course.

Cranial nerve examination is not just for your headache patients or where you suspect a weird neurological pathology. Our cranial nerves provide a huge amount of information about our patients' overall neurological health. Jake presents a great insight into how to examine each nerve and the clinical relevance for our every day patients. Get confidence in a neurological examination a lot of us undervalue.

Dizziness is a vague term of a collection of symptoms which cause untold distress to many. After completing this course you will very well placed to help them understand their condition and offer help to improve or resolve it. You will also learn to recognise serious neurological conditions presenting as dizziness - such as Vertebral Artery Dissection - and when to make appropriate referrals

This area is integrally linked to both local and global functions. This course will enable you to consider if and how it affects the presentation of many of your patients. In 40 minutes or so, you will add new rationales as well as both assessment and treatment tools, which will add to your management of almost all of your patients.

Backed up by over 4 decades of research, The SOCIAL STYLE Model™ is a simple yet powerful way to approach personalised, patient-centred communication. Rapidly identify your patients preferred style of communication, and then adapt your own style to “speak their language”. Build rapid and lasting trust, readily manage your “difficult patients” and avoid unintentional misunderstandings.

It could be argued that this muscle the lesser of the two muscles contributing to the action that has given it its name. However, in terms of elbow function this one is probably the more important. Rationale and protocols are added to your clinical tools for immediate use in the management of patients presenting with pain and dysfunction in this area.

This brief course reviews the principles presented in the 'main' course in terms of a clinical presentation experienced in my clinic.

This is a recorded Zoom session with Jake Cooke describing the principles and practice of prescribing simple yet effective vestibular rehab plans for your patients, driven by their goals rather than a cookbook exercise sheet