 |  Practitioner - Peter KingPeter King MA, MCSP, DO, FRSM - Registered Osteopath, State Registered & Chartered Physiotherapist He holds:- A Masters Degree in Sports Science
He is:-
A Registered Osteopath
A Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists
A State Registered Physiotherapist
A Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine
An Advanced Member of the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists
He has also trained in:-
Cranial Osteopathy
Osteopathic Balanced Ligamentous Tension (of Dr W. G Sutherland)
Osteopathic Visceral manipulation
Osteopathic Strain Counterstrain / Positional Release
Myofascial Release
Trigger Point Therapy
In addition he also holds:-
A Master Teacher's License (Menkyo Kaiden) in Traditional Japanese Medicine
An Advanced Certificate in Chinese Acupuncture
A Diploma in Advanced Chinese Tuina (Acupoints, Massage & Manipulation)
An Advanced Diploma in Sports Therapy
A Diploma in Shiatsu
A Diploma in Short Lever Chiropractic Technique; Spinal & Extremities (Diversified, Activator & Drop Methods).
He is a Member of:-
Registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC)
The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM)
British Osteopathic Association (BOA)
Physio First - The Organisation of Chartered Physiotherapist in Private Practice (OCPPP)
Health Professions Council - Physiotherapy (HPC)
The Sutherland Cranial College Pathway (SCC)
Registered Shiatsu practitioner - Complimentary & Natural Health Council (CNHC)
The Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sports Medicine (ACPSM)
The United Kingdom Rehabilitation Council (UKRC)
Senior Practitioner - The British Register of Complimentary Practitioners (BRCP)
The Complimentary Therapists Association (CThA)
A Fellow of The British Association for Physical Training (BAPT)
BUPA & AXA PPP registered
Peter is a Clinic Tutor at the Surrey Institute of Osteopathic Medicine at NESCOT, Ewell, Surrey.
He was a delegate at the First International Fascia Research Congress held at Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA in October 2007
He was a delegate at the Second International Fascia Research Congress held Amsterdam, Netherlands in October 2009
He was also a teacher on the Manual Therapy International course in Chang Mai, Thailand April 2008: http://www.manualtherapyinternational.com/
In addition he has lectured on Traditional Japanese Medicine in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and in Europe. |
