DOUGLAS HEEL

Qualifications

BSc Physiotherapy, Kinesiology

Area of Expertise

Sports Physiotherapy and Kinesiology

Courses

Douglas Heel qualified with a B.Sc. Physiotherapy from UCT in 1996. He then took off and worked in the UK for 2 ½ years whereupon he returned to Cape Town to head up a spinal rehabilitation group in 1999. He set up his own private practice in 2000 specialising in spinal and sports physiotherapy.

In 2002 he qualified as a specialist kinesiologist and began running seminars for doctors and physiotherapists on electromagnetism as well as consulting privately in his physio and kinesiology practice. In 2003 he was appointed the physiotherapy expert for the Health 24 website and developed his new and exciting Muscle Activation course which he began teaching lcoally in March 2004. You can check out on his website at www.muscleactivation.co.za.

FEATURED COURSES

Mar

MUSCLE ACTIVATION COURSE - Cape Town

PLEASE NOT THAT THIS COURSE HAS BEEN MOVED 1 WEEK BACK FROM 6/7 MARCH TO THE PRESENT DATES 13/14 MARCH!

This new and exciting course is for all health clinicians especially physios, chiros, kinesiologists, osteopaths, trainers and exercise specialists and will teach you how to identify and unlock the defensive patterns of the body.

This course will also look at how these patterns interrupt the body's normal biomechanics and how we can use Muscle Activation methods to release these patterns and in turn treat associated injuries and tissue dysfunction...

Start Date & Time :	Mar 13 2010 9:00AM
End Date & Time :	Mar 14 2010 5:00PM
Organiser :	Doug Heel
Location :	Cape Town
Seats :	30
Cost :	R 1,600.00

Mar

MEDICAL LAW AND ETHICS COURSE - Cape Town

A good awareness of the medico-legal and ethical aspects relating to physiotherapy is essential to all professionals. Medical Negligence litigation is showing a steady increase in South Africa and personal injury lawyers are looking at this branch of law with more interest. Physios need to be aware of the basic legal rights and duties relating to their practice to better protect themselves against the unsavory experience of a legal action.

Start Date & Time :	Mar 20 2010 9:00AM
End Date & Time :	Mar 20 2010 5:00PM
Organiser :	Club Physio
Location :	Cape Town
Seats :	40
Cost :	R 950.00

Mar

MEDICAL LAW AND ETHICS EVENING LECTURE - Cape Town

A good awareness of the medico-legal and ethical aspects relating to physios, OT's, Bios etc is essential to all professionals. Medical Negligence litigation is showing a steady increase in South Africa and personal injury lawyers are looking at this branch of law with more interest. Physios need to be aware of the basic legal rights and duties relating to their practice to better protect themselves against the unsavory experience of a legal action.

Start Date & Time :	Mar 24 2010 7:00PM
End Date & Time :	Mar 24 2010 9:00PM
Organiser :	Johann Roux
Location :	Cape Town
Cost :	R 200.00

Mar

THE MAP COURSE - Cape Town

MAP provides a fresh approach to assessment, diagnosis and treatment of LBP. Discover the role of the Pelvis and Sacrum (to get to the base of) in LBP. Myotatic Activation Procedures will MAP out the different impairments (dysfunctions) of the SIJ, ISJ, Pubis symphysis and L5/S1 to identify and treat the cause of LBP.

Start Date & Time :	Mar 27 2010 9:00AM
End Date & Time :	Mar 28 2010 5:00PM
Organiser :	Leoni Viljoen
Location :	Cape Town
Seats :	30
Cost :	R 1,600.00

Mar

MUSCLE ACTIVATION COURSE - Joburg

This new and exciting course is for all health clinicians especially physios, chiros, kinesiologists, osteopaths, trainers and exercise specialists and will teach you how to identify and unlock the defensive patterns of the body.

This course will also look at how these patterns interrupt the body's normal biomechanics and how we can use Muscle Activation methods to release these patterns and in turn treat associated injuries and tissue dysfunction...

Start Date & Time :	Mar 27 2010 9:00AM
End Date & Time :	Mar 28 2010 5:00PM
Organiser :	Doug Heel
Location :	Joburg
Cost :	R 1,600.00

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