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  • Additional speakers announced in the FHT CPD Zone

        FHT CPD Zone Holistic Health Show NEC Birmingham 22-23 May, 2016 The FHT is pleased to announce three additional speakers for the FHT CPD Zone, in partnership with the Holistic Health Show. An introduction to the WaveStone with Adrian Jenkinson Protect your hands and enhance your massage treatments. Adrian Jenkinson, the inventor, will…

  • Learn from leading experts in the FHT CPD Zone

    Holistic Health Show NEC Birmingham Sunday 22nd and Monday 23rd May 2016 The FHT, in partnership with the Holistic Health Show, is bringing you an exciting assortment of professional speakers in our exclusive programme of seminars, lecture-demonstrations and workshops covering a wide range of topics. See and learn the latest techniques and treatments presented by…

  • FHT Awards Dinner and Training Congress a buzzing success

    We would like to say a huge ‘thank you’ to all those who joined us for our 2015 Gala Awards Dinner and Training Congress this year, making it yet another truly enjoyable and successful FHT event. Held at the Holiday Inn at Stratford-upon-Avon, this was the first year that we have hosted the awards presentation…

  • Show offer! 50% off PANDHY’S™ Sugaring Practitioner course

    Coming along to the FHT Training Congress? Be sure to bring your purse/wallet to make the most of any ‘show offers’ available on the day, including 50% off PANDHY’S™ Sugaring Practitioner course! There is a growing trend amongst customers to pursue 100% natural, skin friendly, but still highly effective hair removal. PANDHY´S™ Sugar Depilation is…

  • Just one week left to book

    Just to remind you that bookings for our Gala Awards Dinner and Training Congress close next week, on Friday 28th August! For the first time ever, the two events will be held on the same weekend, giving you the chance to enjoy a weekend away, while catching up with friends, meeting new people, gaining some…

  • Shedding light on dark skin

    Kim Ford provides an introduction to analysing and treating darker skin types When therapists traditionally think about darker skins, the majority will revert to a black skin type, of African or Afro-Caribbean descent. With an ever-growing number of nationalities in the UK and the rise of multicultural cities however, there are now far more skin…

  • Complementary therapies and substance misuse

    CTs as part of encouraging self-help by Lyn Hill Lyn Hill, MFHT, works for Project 6, a voluntary drug and alcohol agency that has been operating in Keighley, West Yorkshire, since 1989. Project 6 is a harm reduction service, working to help people reduce the risks associated with drug and alcohol use. We offer support to…

  • Are you ready?

    With just a month to go, tickets are running out for FHT’s 2015 Gala Awards Dinner and Training Congress. For the first time ever, the two events will be held on the same weekend, giving you the chance to enjoy a weekend away, while catching up with friends, meeting new people, gaining some CPD points and…

  • What to see or not to see, that is the question

    Things to do at this year’s Training Congress in Stratford-upon-Avon Members making the most of the Training Congress weekend will have time to explore the sights of Stratford-upon-Avon and nearby Warwick before joining us for the FHT Dinner and 2015 Excellence Awards presentation, held from 7pm on Saturday 5 September. Stratford-upon-Avon is most notably the…

  • Develop your sensitivity, develop yourself

    Working with energy to enhance your treatments by Jan Trewartha Awareness of your own body is just as important as tuning into the client. For me, as a practitioner, a vital element of being a therapist is the development of my own awareness and sensitivity in order to have a better quality of life, to…

  • Training Congress update

    2015 FHT Training Congress – Sunday 6 September – Stratford-upon-Avon Speaker showcase: Simeon Neil-Asher Expert speaker and osteopath Simeon Neil-Asher writes about the importance of understanding shoulder pathology in the ageing population, “Shoulder pain affects 60 per cent of the population at one time in their life and its incidence increases with age, particularly as…

  • The older shoulder

    Top ten reasons for learning more about shoulder pain by Simeon Niel-Asher Shoulder pain affects 60 per cent of the population at one time in their life and its incidence increases with age, particularly as the shoulder is involved in almost all of our waking activities. It is extremely flexible and this is what makes…