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We aim to advance the knowledge base and practical proficiency in the paramedical sector by providing educational and training post graduate courses delivered world leading specialists in their field.

26/01/2026

💥 PGP is NOT “just pregnancy pain” 💥

“I had pelvic girdle pain from week 8 😅
By week 16 I couldn’t work.
By week 18–20 I was in a wheelchair just to move faster than a snail 🐌.
Walking stick, constant pain… until I finally saw someone who actually knew what they were doing.”

This is the reality for so many women — and yet PGP is still poorly assessed and managed.

👉 Not enough chiropractors, physios, or osteos are confident with hands-on PGP assessment and treatment in pregnancy & postpartum.

📍 Pelvic Girdle Pain in Pregnancy & Post-Partum Course
🗓 28.2 – 1.3 | HSU London
🌍 Taught by an international expert
👐 Practical. Clinical. Immediately applicable.

🎟 10% OFF with code PGP10
Because women deserve better care — and clinicians deserve better training.

25/01/2026

Pelvic girdle pain (PGP) management is not exercise-only. Clinical evidence supports the importance of hands-on assessment and targeted mobilisation, combined with individualised rehabilitation, to reduce pain, improve function and restore confidence in movement. Research and guidelines consistently highlight that manual therapy and specific stabilisation strategies play a key role when clinically indicated.
Yet many clinicians receive limited training in safe, effective pelvic girdle mobilisation, particularly in pregnancy and postpartum care.
🗓 28 Feb – 1 Mar
📍 HSU London
🎓 Assessment & Management of Pelvic Girdle Pain
👥 Physios | Osteos | Chiros
Led by Adi Amit David (BPT, OMT, WHPT, CMP), this evidence-based, hands-on course develops practical mobilisation skills and clinical reasoning for real-world PGP management.
👉 Registration now open

25/01/2026

Pelvic girdle pain (PGP) management is not exercise-only. Clinical evidence supports the importance of hands-on assessment and targeted mobilisation, combined with individualised rehabilitation, to reduce pain, improve function and restore confidence in movement. Research and guidelines consistently highlight that manual therapy and specific stabilisation strategies play a key role when clinically indicated.

Yet many clinicians receive limited training in safe, effective pelvic girdle mobilisation, particularly in pregnancy and postpartum care.

🗓 28 Feb – 1 Mar
📍 HSU London
🎓 Assessment & Management of Pelvic Girdle Pain
👥 Physios | Osteos | Chiros

Led by Adi Amit David (BPT, OMT, WHPT, CMP), this evidence-based, hands-on course develops practical mobilisation skills and clinical reasoning for real-world PGP management.

👉 Registration now open

24/01/2026

Pelvic Girdle Pain is common, but still under-recognised and inconsistently managed in clinical practice.

📍 HSU London
🗓 28 Feb–1 Mar
🎓 Assessment & Management of Pelvic Girdle Pain
👥 Physios | Osteos | Chiros

Led by Adi Amit David, this evidence-based, hands-on course helps close the PGP knowledge gap and improve patient outcomes.

👉 Register now

22/01/2026

Pelvic girdle pain (PGP) management is not just about exercise. Clinical evidence supports the role of hands-on assessment and targeted pelvic girdle mobilisation, alongside individualised rehabilitation, to reduce pain, improve function and restore movement confidence. Studies show that when manual therapy is used as part of a multimodal approach, outcomes are superior to advice or exercise alone.

Despite this, many clinicians receive limited training in safe, effective pelvic girdle mobilisation, particularly in pregnancy and postpartum care.

🗓 28 Feb – 1 Mar
📍 HSU London
🎓 Assessment & Management of Pelvic Girdle Pain
👥 Physios | Osteos | Chiros

Led by Adi Amit David (BPT, OMT, WHPT, CMP), this hands-on, evidence-based course builds confidence in assessment, mobilisation and clinical decision-making for PGP.

👉 Registration now open

20/01/2026

Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP): a common condition, yet still widely misunderstood in clinical practice.

Despite strong evidence showing that pelvic girdle pain affects a significant proportion of pregnant and postpartum women, many patients continue to report delays in diagnosis, inconsistent advice, and limited access to evidence-based management. This highlights an ongoing gap in clinician knowledge and confidence across musculoskeletal professions.

📚 Assessment & Management of Pelvic Girdle Pain
🗓 28 Feb – 1 Mar
📍 HSU London
⏱ 16 CPD hours

This hands-on, evidence-based course is designed for physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors who want to strengthen their assessment, clinical reasoning and management of pelvic girdle pain, including pregnancy-related pelvic pain, symphysis p***s dysfunction, posterior pelvic pain and complex lumbo-pelvic presentations.

Adi Amit David (BPT, OMT, WHPT, CMP)
Adi is a highly experienced musculoskeletal and women’s health physiotherapist with extensive international teaching experience in lumbo-pelvic pain, combining current evidence with clear, practical clinical application.

If you work with patients experiencing pelvic pain and want to improve outcomes with confident, guideline-informed care, this course is not one to miss.

👉 Register now and help close the PGP knowledge gap.

20/01/2026

Pelvic girdle pain (PGP) cannot be treated with generic exercises or standard pregnancy classes alone. Evidence shows PGP requires individualised assessment, targeted load management and condition-specific rehabilitation to achieve meaningful outcomes.

Despite its high prevalence, gaps in clinician training continue to lead to inconsistent care and prolonged symptoms for many patients.

🗓 28 Feb – 1 Mar
📍 HSU London
🎓 Assessment & Management of Pelvic Girdle Pain
👥 Physios | Osteos | Chiros

Led by Adi Amit David (BPT, OMT, WHPT, CMP), this evidence-based, hands-on course moves beyond generic exercise models to build real clinical confidence.

👉 Register now

18/01/2026

Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) is a common source of hip pain in young and active adults. It occurs when abnormal contact between the femoral head and acetabulum leads to pain, reduced hip range of motion, and impaired function, often affecting athletic performance and daily activities.

For Physiotherapists, Osteopaths, and Chiropractors, early recognition and targeted management are critical to:
✔️ Identify FAI through comprehensive assessment and differential diagnosis
✔️ Implement evidence-based conservative management strategies
✔️ Restore mobility, strength, and functional activity
✔️ Support return to sport and daily function while reducing progression risk

Join our FAI Clinical Management Course at HSU London to advance your skills in hip assessment and rehabilitation.

📍 HSU London
📅 28.02 – 01.03
Suitable for Physios, Osteos & Chiropractors

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