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SUMMARY:AFT Webinar - October 2026 (Working with Amputee Clients: Barriers\, Deconditioning and Shared Care)
DESCRIPTION:Your client arrives deconditioned after weeks in hospital\, short on confidence\, and tells you they can’t wear their prosthesis today because it’s rubbing. Do you press on\, adapt the session\, or reach out to the rest of their care team? \nJoin us for a live webinar that gives exercise and rehabilitation professionals a practical grounding in working with amputee clients. \nThe session covers three things that come up again and again. First\, the barriers clients put up to rehabilitation: prosthetic pain and rubbing\, but also the very real worry that visible progress will affect an ongoing compensation claim. Second\, the effects of prolonged illness and inactivity\, and how to rebuild strength and confidence in someone who has come through a long hospital stay or complex trauma. Third\, the relationship between physiotherapy and personal training\, including what limb centres actually do\, how each side can open a conversation with the other\, and why that conversation happens far less often than it should. \nWhether you are working with an amputee client for the first time or building on existing experience\, this session gives you a practical foundation for recognising barriers\, adapting safely\, and understanding where your role meets everyone else’s. Much of amputee rehabilitation rests on clinical consensus rather than a deep evidence base\, so Anne will be clear throughout about where guidance ends and three decades of practice begins. Bring your questions as always. \nThis webinar is suitable for:\n\nPersonal Trainers\nExercise Referral Instructors\nPhysiotherapists\nOccupational Therapists\nStrength and Conditioning Coaches\nSports Therapists\n\nAbout our Guests\nAnne Harrill\, a physiotherapist with 30 years in amputee rehabilitation\, a contributor to BACPAR’s pre and post prosthetic guidelines\, and for 18 years the team lead in intensive care with a special interest in rehabilitation at the Bristol Royal Infirmary. Anne has been working at the Bristol Centre for Enablement since 2019 \, the only centre running a six-week adaptive exercise course of its kind\, which she delivers alongside AFT’s Anthony Barnes. \nWhat makes AFT Live Panel Webinars Unique?\nWhy Attend Our Live Webinars?\nReal-Time Expertise: Connect directly with specialists in adaptive fitness\, neurological conditions\, and rehabilitation through our live formatInteractive Learning: Ask questions\, get immediate answers\, and engage with industry experts as the session unfoldsFlexible Viewing: Watch from your computer\, tablet\, mobile\, or smart TV—wherever works best for youProfessional Networking: Connect with fellow fitness professionals who share your passion for inclusive health through our live chatPractical Insights: Walk away with evidence-based strategies you can implement immediately in your practice \nWho Should Join?\nQualified fitness professionals looking to expand their knowledge in adaptive fitness training. Whether you specialize in neurological conditions\, work with clients with limb loss or spinal injuries\, or simply want to build your confidence in inclusive health and rehabilitation\, our webinars provide valuable CPD opportunities that enhance your professional practice.
URL:https://adaptivefitnesstraining.co.uk/event/aft-webinar-october-2026/
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SUMMARY:AFT Webinar - November 2026 (MS Focus)
DESCRIPTION:Your client with MS cancels again. They say they’re too tired to train\, that exercise wiped them out for two days last time\, and that their neurologist once told them to rest. Do you back off\, push through\, or change how you’re planning their sessions? \nJoin us for a live webinar that gives exercise and rehabilitation professionals a practical grounding in working with fatigue in clients with multiple sclerosis. \nFatigue is one of the most commonly reported symptoms of MS\, and one of the most misunderstood. The session tackles the myths that still shape how clients and professionals approach exercise. First\, the idea that MS fatigue is just ordinary tiredness\, and what makes it different. Second\, the belief that exercise will trigger a relapse or make MS worse\, and what the evidence says about activity and symptom management. Third\, heat sensitivity\, why a temporary flare of symptoms during a session is not the same as damage\, and how to plan around it. Along the way we’ll look at pacing\, energy management and how to structure sessions so clients leave with enough left in the tank for the rest of their day. \nWhether you are working with a client with MS for the first time or looking to sharpen your approach\, this session gives you a practical foundation for recognising fatigue\, adapting safely and helping clients build confidence in movement. Bring your questions as always. \nThis webinar is suitable for:\n\nPersonal Trainers\nExercise Referral Instructors\nPhysiotherapists\nOccupational Therapists\nStrength and Conditioning Coaches\nSports Therapists\n\nAbout our Guests\n[Guest details to follow] \nWhat makes AFT Live Panel Webinars Unique?\nWhy Attend Our Live Webinars?\nReal-Time Expertise: Connect directly with specialists in adaptive fitness\, neurological conditions\, and rehabilitation through our live formatInteractive Learning: Ask questions\, get immediate answers\, and engage with industry experts as the session unfoldsFlexible Viewing: Watch from your computer\, tablet\, mobile\, or smart TV—wherever works best for youProfessional Networking: Connect with fellow fitness professionals who share your passion for inclusive health through our live chatPractical Insights: Walk away with evidence-based strategies you can implement immediately in your practice \nWho Should Join?\nQualified fitness professionals looking to expand their knowledge in adaptive fitness training. Whether you specialize in neurological conditions\, work with clients with limb loss or spinal injuries\, or simply want to build your confidence in inclusive health and rehabilitation\, our webinars provide valuable CPD opportunities that enhance your professional practice.
URL:https://adaptivefitnesstraining.co.uk/event/aft-webinar-november-2026/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:Becoming a Parkinson’s Pro - 21st November 2026
DESCRIPTION:Become a Parkinson’s Pro!\nParkinson’s is the fastest growing neurological condition in the World with more than 146\,000 people diagnosed in the UK. \nExercise is currently the only disease modifying treatment for this population. Medication will mask symptoms but will not slow progression\, EXERCISE WILL! \nYou play an important role in ensuring adequate exercise provision for people with Parkinson’s. \nBy becoming a Parkinson’s Pro you will unlock the skills to effectively support individuals with Parkinson’s through exercise. Our 6 hour live\, online course equips exercise and healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools to deliver Parkinson’s-specific exercise\, grounded in the latest scientific and medical guidelines. You’ll learn the recommended exercise doses\, key elements that tailor exercises to Parkinson’s\, and practical tips for leading group or one-on-one sessions. Whether you’re working with beginners or experienced clients\, this course will empower you to make a meaningful impact on their symptoms and disease progression. \nLearn more about our Parkinson’s Pro course here \nCourse Prerequisites\nThis course is designed for exercise professionals with existing qualifications in long-term conditions (Level 3 Exercise Referral or equivalent) and registered healthcare professionals* to build on their individual areas of expertise/coaching and apply the principles of Parkinson’s specific exercise to their methods. \n*please contact us if you are unsure that your qualification meets the course prerequisites.
URL:https://adaptivefitnesstraining.co.uk/event/becoming-a-parkinsons-pro-november-2026/
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