The Lightworks Clinic

01/10/2025

Today the World is a sadder place since losing this Wise and Amazing Lady...
Forever remembered for your Wisdom - may you Rest in Peace 😔😔 ❤️

02/09/2025

2025 AUTUMN COURSES

Dates for the upcoming Lightworks Autumn Laser Courses are being finalised.

So far the following dates have been released… watch this space for more news !!

PODIATRY

Tuesday 4th November 2025

Whole day course

VETERINARY LASER THERAPY

A Two Part Course, held on successive weeks
Please Note : Part 1 is applicable to both Canine and Equine, so needs only be undertaken once.

Part 1 : Veterinary Laser Theory : Tuesday, 11th November 2025

Part 2 : Canine Laser Therapy : Tuesday,18th November 2025

Part 2 : Equine Laser Therapy : Tuesday, 25th November 2025

Call for more information

07712 778378

28/08/2025

Great initiative... 😉👌

Some of our equine vets, nurses, yard managers and safety experts recently met with representatives from the University of Liverpool and helmet manufacturer Uvex to discuss one vital topic: The use of protective headwear to make equine veterinary work safer.

The meeting followed recently published CVS-funded research by Dr John Tulloch of the University of Liverpool which highlights the high risk of injury faced by equine vets & nurses. In response, CVS has introduced a mandatory helmet policy for all staff handling or treating horses.

Colleagues have a choice of designs - from riding helmets to specialist protective headwear worn by the emergency rescue services - but currently none are designed specifically for use by equine vets.

So the group explored possible helmet design, shared first-hand experiences and talked about the cultural change needed across the industry to make helmet wearing the ‘norm’. They also learned from Uvex about safety standards and the rigorous testing behind protective helmets.

Change won’t happen overnight, but the message was clear: if helmet-wearing saves just one life or prevents a life-changing injury, it’s worth it.

University of Liverpool University of Liverpool School of Veterinary Science Leahurst Equine Practice The Philip Leverhulme Equine Hospital uvex safety group

21/07/2025

The Clinic has moved to Frocester Cricket Club !!!

After 11 glorious years at premises in Westend, The Lightworks Clinic has moved
to…

Frocester Cricket Club
Pounds Close
Frocester Hill
GL10 3TW

Set in the tranquil countryside village of Frocester, the new premises overlook an immaculately kept cricket ground – which allows you to relax whilst listening to the bleat of lambs in neighbouring fields, or the evocative sound of leather on willow !!

The Clubhouse itself offers a warm welcome, excellent facilities, plenty of parking, a lift for those less mobile and, if desired, the opportunity to partake in refreshments from the Club Bar !!

However, rest assured, the move does not change the dedication and support given to each of our Clients – we will continue delivering a fusion of East and West therapeutic modalities, combining Traditional Chinese Medicine with the gentle, but effective, tissue healing properties of Low Level Laser Therapy

Call for more information, or directions...
07712 778378
www.lightworksclinic.co.uk

25/05/2025

After 11 amazing years at Westend The Lightworks Clinic is moving premises !!!

Due to the downsize, we have various pieces of equipment for sale ...
all to be collected from GL10

Call if interested and for more information :
07712 778378

04/05/2025

Yuk... but Knowledge is Power !!

As we start to spend more time out in our gorgeous countryside, this goes for us Humans, too !!!

Ticks....urrgghhhh....
Tick season is well under way, and all dog and cat owners should be aware that these creatures (related to spiders, scorpians and mites) can carry diseases such as Lyme disease.
These clever critters climb up the stalks of long grasses and plants, and wait for their new host....they 'quest', by holding up their front legs, waving them around to detect body heat, carbon dioxide from their hosts breath, warmth, mositure and vibrations. They cannot jump or fly, and so will scramble very quickly onto their new host. They need to feed on blood at every one of their life stages...6 legged larvae, 8 legged nyph and then adult.
They can be hard to spot at various stages as they are so small...they can be poppy seed sized...
However - prevention is the best cure! We have many treatments that will kill the tick before it has a chance to infect your dog or cat (IF it is carrying a disease) - or you can remove any tick you see with one of our very simple to use tick removers. As long as you remove a tick within the first 24 hours, the risk of disease is greatly reduced.
Phone us or pop in for any more information!

21/04/2025

I just love these ideas.... Such fun AND beneficial !!!! 💖💖

PS Hope they do it wherever I end up !! 😉😉👌

20/04/2025

Happy 'Hap-Bee' Easter, One and All !!!

24/02/2025

The never ending work undertaken at JCT is immeasurable... !!! 🙏🙏

19/02/2025

The JCT continues to undertake it's remarkable work, year after year....
I feel privileged to have been able to work alongside them !

10/06/2024

Nine years on...
88 Reads
14 Citations

Not bad for a nobody from nowhere !!!! 😉👌

04/06/2024

"Shining a Light on Wound Care"
Invited to speak at The Foothealth Conference held at Silverstone earlier this week...
Lovely people, very interesting talks and a terrific venue !!!

However, whilst there, I bought a Dermoscope to investigate moles and blemishes more closely... so watch out for announcements when this Service is available at The Clinic !!!