Improving Patients Walking: Posture and Movement Considerations for Maximising Potential for Recovery in Locomotion with Mary Lynch-Ellerington & Tim Walton. 🌍 What an inspiring few days at Manchester Neurotherapy Centre! We were delighted to host an Advanced Bobath Course focused on improving walking, posture and movement for people recovering locomotion. The course brought together physiotherapists from across the globe — including Australia, Bangladesh and Portugal — as w

We are offering a free taster of our premium online course, The Bobath Concept: An Online Movement Analysis Framework and its Clinical Application in Improving Movement Performance in Rehabilitation: How does it sit within contemporary neurorehabilitation?. Dive into specialised clinical reasoning, master real-time movement analysis, and discover practical techniques to immediately boost your patients' outcomes. Don't miss this chance to experience our flexible digital learni

The feedback for our latest course has been outstanding . We are pleased to share these key insights and testimonials from our recent participants, reflecting the impact and professional value of the curriculum. Participants of the Basic Bobath Course at Breightmet Health Centre have described the experience as "awe-inspiring" and truly transformative for their clinical practice. A recurring theme in the feedback was how the training successfully "joined all the dots,"

BBTA Tutors: Tim Walton & Karen Blagojevic The Basic Bobath Course at Breightmet Health Centre is now officially complete, marking a milestone for all involved. We would like to extend our warmest congratulations to the participants for their dedication to mastering the Model of Bobath Clinical Practice. Throughout the programme, the group demonstrated exceptional growth in their clinical reasoning and therapeutic handling skills, moving from theoretical observation to advanc

Written by Karen Blagojevic. One of the most persistent misunderstandings I encounter is the idea that therapists applying the Bobath Concept are focused on making patients “symmetrical.” We are not chasing symmetry. We are interested in optimising the state of the nervous system —specifically, state-dependent motor cortex excitability. Selective movement does not simply appear because a patient “tries harder.” It emerges when the motor cortex, descending systems, spinal netw

BBTA Tutors; Karen Blagojevic & Tim Walton. @ Breightmet Health Centre, Bolton Most people don’t leave saying, “I learned a technique.” They leave saying, “I treat my patients differently now.” That’s the Bobath Concept. Thank you for reading. We hope these bite-sized Bobath insights provided a fresh perspective for your clinical practice. We can’t wait to see you at our next course! Get in touch with us today: ​ info@bbta.org.uk #BobathConcept #NeuroRehabilitation #MovementA