Wanted: Physical Therapists to Carry on the Work of UK Arthritis Pioneer

May 22, 2008 - Press Dispensary - Physical therapists are being invited to learn about the work of arthritis pioneer Charles de Coti-Marsh with a view to carrying on his work and progressing his theories.

The Arthritic Association ( http://www.arthriticassociation.org.uk ), custodian of the works of de Coti-Marsh, is hosting the first of a series of free CPD training seminars in Eastbourne on June 10, 2008 and is inviting suitably qualified health professionals to attend.

Bruce Hester of The Arthritic Association said: “Charles de Coti-Marsh personally helped hundreds of people to conquer their arthritis, and over the last ten years we have gathered evidence that many people have found his methods effective. What we need now are health professionals prepared to read and interpret de Coti-Marsh’s findings and to carry on his vital work; some will conduct further research, others will be in practice.”

The aim of The Arthritic Association is to introduce to as wide an audience as possible the de Coti-Marsh method of controlling arthritis, namely through purely natural methods with the expert guidance of physical therapists.

Practising physical therapists interested in attending the seminar on June 10 should contact Bruce Hester at The Arthritic Association on 01323 416550. An attendance allowance is payable to selected applicants, together with reasonable travel costs.

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Founded in 1942, The Arthritic Association is a registered charity dedicated to helping relieve people from the pain of arthritis through natural methods.

For further information, please contact:
Bruce Hester, The Arthritic Association
Tel: 01323 433777 / 07940 802875 Email:
Site: www.arthriticassociation.org.uk