As the saying goes, ‘every little helps’ so we’ve put together a list of websites that other therapists have found helpful in the past.

Business
Need help marketing your practice and building your client base?
www.everlookmarketing.co.uk

Health and wellbeing coaching to individuals of all background enabling you to live the life you truly want! 
www.proactivewellness.org.uk

Pathologies
Showing a range of conditions and problems encountered by Sports Massage Therapists. www.physioroom.com

All manner of sports injuries with good illustrations of muscles. www.sportsinjuryclinic.net

Everything to do with knee injuries. www.kneeguru.co.uk

An organisation primarily for physiotherapists specialising in hands.
www.hand-therapy.co.uk

www.pulled-muscle.com - Helping athletes recover faster from...... pulled muscles!

Articles/Research
The British Journal of Sports Medicine. www.bmj.com

Long and detailed articles on causes of pain.
www.pain-education.com

For current, non commercial information on various aspects of Electrotherapy. www.electrotherapy.org

The Human Performance Centre (HPC) provides sport science support and services. www.lsbu.ac.uk

*These sites are just for reference and do not necessarily share the opinion of The London Massage Company.

Anatomy and Physiology
A Collection of the Best Anatomy Resources on the Internet
thinkanatomy.com

Gray’s anatomy on line. www.bartleby.com

Institute of Anatomical Sciences, aims to promote and support those of us involved in this fascinating field.
www.anatomical-sciences.org.uk

Anatomy Links clearly shows the therapeutically-crucial physical inter-organ connections of the human body. www.anatomylinks.com

A fab site written for kids but with all the answers to
questions relating to the nervous system, structure, function, disorders. A great way to keep it simple. Neuroscience For Kids

Simple links to learn about bits of the body! humanbody

Useful for getting to know your muscles. www.getbodysmart.com

A great site if you who think in visuals. Exercise & Muscles Directory

www.fleshandbones.com aims to provide you with a service that you will find both genuinely useful and entertaining!

www.thevisualbody.com a comprehensive human anatomy visualisation tool.

www.anatomyarcade.com Makes basic human anatomy come ALIVE through awesome games, interactives and videos.

Other
Provides information on their own CPD courses on topics relevant to Sports Massage Therapists.
www.welbeing-cpd.co.uk

Suppliers of rehabilitation equipment including strapping and taping materials. www.skfservices.com

Inspiration/advice for Entrepreneurs.
www.nick-williams.com

Site of 45,000 second hand booksellers. www.abebooks.com

*These sites are just for reference and do not necessarily share the opinion of The London Massage Company.

The following were written for and featured in Sports Injury Bulletin (SIB).

Hold, Contract, Release, Bounce; ii
Jane concludes the overview of stretching
Hold, Contract, Release, Bounce; i
There's so much more to stretching than stretching.
Massage - Does it Matter?
What exactly is it? Does it really work?

The following were written for and featured in International Therapist, the FHT magazine.

Groin Injuries How do they occur and how do you treat them?
Fractures How do they occur and how do you treat them?

The following were written for and featured in Today's Therapist.

Postural Assessment for Beginners
How to carrying out your observation of a sitting posture
Using Postural Assessment
Treating Poor Posture
Safe an effective treatments ideas.
Using Stretching Techniques
One of the simplest and most effective treatments we can provide.
Treating Tight Hamstrings
Safe an effective treatments ideas.
Soft Tissue Release (STR)
Discover more about this Deep Tissue Technique and how it can work for you.
Accelerated learning
Discover how to retain more information in a shorter time frame.
Being The best
Be inspired to have confidence in yourself and the skills you have.
50 Ideas for CPDs
originally three articles, we give you 50 ideas for your CPDs without breaking the bank!
Mechanical Massage
We re-examine the potential for the use of ‘tools’, not as a replacement for hands-on massage but as a complement to it.
Subscapular Work; Getting it right
How to get the most from this technique.

The following were written for and featured in Massage World.

The Massage binge
Aruveydic massage in Sri Lanka.
Christmas with Camels
See how Jane got on with her desert trek and how she came to have a camel skeleton on top of her fridge!

Evidence Based Physical Therapy Conference

Institute of Anatomical Sciences

Movement Stability and Lower Back Pain The sacroiliac joint

Muscle Tendon Symposium

Hip and Groin Study day

Dance Injuries