A Question of Balance – Fit Pro 2008
Sheena Gawler and Dawn Skelton wrote this article for FitPro in 2008. Click here to download.
Breaking down the barriers – FitPro 2008
Breaking down the barriers, by Bob Laventure and Dawn Skelton – Fitpro Magazine March 2008.
Click here to download the article.
Advising an older person to become active – do we know what works?
Advising an older person to become active – do we know what works? Advice from the BHF NCPAH based on evidence and published in 2008. Key components of successful practice · Use of a health educator and an extended consultation time · Assessment of problem areas · Recognition of readiness of change · Goals agreed…
Living well with dementia: Guidance for exercise instructors and wellness leaders
Bob Laventure and Claudine Aherne have written three articles for the ICAA on working with people living with Dementia. The BHFNC are currently developing a programme to support those coordinating and delivering services and physical activity programmes for people living with dementia in line with the publication of the National Dementia Strategy in England (and…
UK Stroke Forum on Training
The UKFST was launched on the 29th October 2010. The UKFST will support the development of stroke training and education UK
wide through the Stroke-Specific Education Framework (SSEF). Applications
for endorsement will be made through the UKFST website. For further information, a flyer can be downloaded here.
FREE 3 month subscription to the Active Aging Community Centre
FREE 3 month subscription to the Active Aging Community Centre (USA based) for all LLT students and qualified instructors:
Visit the student page for more information [LINK?]
Article – PSI nominated for Award (2006)
Angie Hampton, A PSI, was nominated for the York Community Pride Award – to view the newspaper article click here
Article – Career Pathways for PSIs (2008)
Sarah Wheatley, a PSI, became the Physical Activity Advisor for Sutton and Merton Primary Care Trust – To read the article in HealthEx Magazine’s Career Pathways click here. Sarah Wheatley is also an LLT Tutor.
Article – Exercise for Life! (2006)
Falls are a major risk for older people, but staying active will keep you on your feet, stave off bone and muscle loss and help you live longer. Click on logo for full story.
Published by River Publishing Ltd.
Healthy March 2006 issue 42
Article – Vit D & Muscle Function (2005)
Recent developments in vitamin D deficiency and muscle weakness among older people