Just published “Footcare in Pregnancy”….

It’s well worth a read and may be of interest to your patients and free to download from

http://www.togorthotics.com/archives/foot-care-in-pregnancy

 

Interesting article about the benefits of Dynamic Gait Analysis

I thought that the link below might be of interest to practitioners who are keen to answer the  question “Why is Dynamic Gait Analysis superior?”

http://www.lowerextremityreview.com/cover_story/pressure-treatment-dynamic-data-guide-orthotic-therapy

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Cheers PB

Read TOG’s latest PR release:TOG’s Top Ten Tips for Tip Top Toes | R

News from TOG: Read TOG’s latest PR release:TOG’s Top Ten Tips for Tip Top Toes | Response Source http://t.co/lk1Ns3b via @releasewire: Cheers Dr Paul B

Before we know it it will be Summer..

I’m thinking about the Summer and in TOG we’re looking at ways our Orthotics and Gaitscan can be best used to help patients with typical foot complains that affect us all in the summer.

Going Barefoot, Wearing sandals, and increased sporting activities mean we need to pay special attention to our feet in the summer months.

We’ve come up with a great help sheet for our Practitioners and patients. Why not subscribe to our RSS feed at this link?

http://www.togorthotics.com/tog-rss/index.php

British School Of Osteopathy Education Conference, April 9th 2011. Come along & Visit Our Stand

Michael will be in London tomorrow Saturday April 9th at The British School Of Osteopathy Education Conference-Why not pop over to the stand 6 in the main exhibitors hall and meet Michael?

There will be TOG Gait Scan Demonstrations right throughout the day.

Come along, visit Michael & Dont forget to bring your business card to enter our draw for a fantastic set of foot models for your practice.(RRP £150stg)

See you all there tomorrow,

Michael.

Physiofirst 1st-3rd April 2011-Nottingham-come and meet us

Sinead & Eilish will be in Nottingham at the Phyiofirst Conference and Exhibition from tomorrow, Friday 1st April to Sunday 3rd-so why not pop over to stand 18 in the exhibitors hall to meet us? TOG Gaitscan demonstrations throughout the day.

Drop in your business card to be in with a chance to win our great Foot Models (RRP £150stg).

See you there!

 

Sinead & Eilish

 

TOG Attending Paul Wright Practice Acceleration Program UK lecture series

Australian health business expert Paul Wright is presenting a series of special seminars where he will demonstrate how to increase practice profits!  Paul is the owner of multiple Get Active clinics in Australia – he knows the business of health care!

Don’t miss this chance to meet the TOG Sales Team & see international health business expert Paul Wright live in the UK in April 2011…………

London – Tuesday April 5th, 2011:

Cockburn Lecture Theatre

2nd Floor, Queen Elizabeth Queen Mother Wing St Mary’s Hospital Paddington

Manchester – Wednesday April 6th, 2011,

Greater Manchester Police

Sedgley Park Centre, Sedgley Park Road

Prestwich, Manchester

Birmingham – Thursday April 7th, 2011

Hope to see you all There

Paul & The TOG Sales Team

7 Module Biomechanics Correspondance Course

I am delighted to announce that The 7 Module Biomechanics Correspondance Course will be launched early next week.

Busy Practitioners can now learn lower limb biomechanics under expert tuition from the comfort of your own home, in your own time.

For further information on each of the 7 modules and to register please contact me through TOG Orthotics International on 00 353 65 68 41140.

Paul Barrett.

TOG’s Upcoming Exhibitions & Events

We are all very excited here at TOG with the upcoming exhibitions & events!!

We will be exhibiting at the British School of Osteopathy Education Conference in London, Saturday April 9th 2011.

Also, come along and visit our stand the Physiofirst Annual Conference & Exhibition, Nottingham, April 1st- 3rd 2011.

Hope to see you all there.

Paul Barrett.

Treatment of Asymptomatic Flat Foot in Kids

The debate rages, should we treat kids who have no pain, even though they have aberrant mechanics and have a foot type that would commonly be treated in a kid ith pain.

The focus of the debate should really be – is pain the reason to treat or should we treat the underlying cause and prevent injury.

Lets see some commets on this?

Paul