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 Therapy
Do you or someone you know suffer from aches, pains or difficulties doing every-day things? Poor posture and movement can have a big impact on your well-being.
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 Training
Manual Handling legislation requires all employees to have adequate manual handling training which needs to be refreshed on a regular basis.
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Facebook Poststoday is #WorldAutismAwarenessDay People with Autism experience the world differently and often have heightened sensations of vision and hearing which they can struggle to process. Al little understanding goes a long way Today is Disabled Access Day. To find out more about what it is & an event taking place local to Positive Positioning, have a look at our latest blog post. Positive Points: Disabled Access Day Sat 16th March 2019 - Positive Positioning positivepositioning.co.uk www.disabledaccessday.com/ Saturday 16th March 2019 is Disabled Access Day. The first ever Disabled Access Day was held in January 2015 and the idea behind it was to create opportunities for e...A Disabled Access Day event local to Positive Positioning will take place at the William Merritt Centre. Why not pay them a visit on the 16th of March? William Merritt Centre | Disabled Living Centre wmdlc.org The William Merritt centre is a charity and a social enterprise we offer impartial and professional advice for Children and Adults carrying out assessments for clients, healthcare professionals and ...Disabled Access Day will be held on the 16th of March. You can find out more about what is it & how you can get involved here. disabledaccessday.com Disabled Access Day is all about you and somewhere new!Everyone should have the right to access & enjoy venues. Disabled Access Day on the 16th of March helps to raise awareness of this. Disabled Access Day · Independent Living independentliving.co.uk Disabled Access Day is the biennial event that brings together venues and their disabled visitors in the spirit of trying something new.Ideally a large part of manual handling training should be practical so that trainees can practice the techniques to be used in the workplace. Following #manualhandling training, trainees should be able to carry out risk assessments & therefore be able to identify task, load and environmental hazards, decide who may be harmed, evaluate risks, record findings, review and update Manual Handling training is more than an employer’s box ticking exercise. Find out more in Positive Positioning’s new blog. For more information on the #manualhandling training offered by Positive Positioning, have a look at our website: I have a Physio student friend searching for part time or a few hours therapy assistant summer work in Leeds. Anyone able to help her please? |
