
19/07/2025
Just been having a nice chat with the fish while I eat my lunch in our cosy waiting area at The Clifton Practice, Bristol. A busy afternoon of client treatments kicks off at 1.00pm.
Tim Richardson: USA trained John Barnes Myofascial Release and BTEC Level 5 Soft Tissue Therapist Postural imbalances, chronic pain conditions (e.g.
Tewkesbury Marina
Tewkesbury
GL205BY
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I spent 2017 professionally retraining at The London School of Sports Massage, successfully completing a Level 5 BTEC Diploma in Soft Tissue Therapy in January 2018. This manual bodywork discipline is built on a foundation of high quality remedial massage, but then adds a number of higher level assessment and treatment techniques more familiar to osteopaths and physiotherapists. I regularly embed postural assessment, muscle energy techniques, soft tissue release, neuromuscular pressure and myofascial release into my treatments.
To date I have helped many clients with a variety of conditions causing pain and movement restriction. These include joint replacements, tight scar tissue, osteo arthritis, shoulder pain & rotator cuff dysfunction, diabetes, neck and upper back pain, plantar fasciitis, knee pain, sciatica symptoms and sports injury rehabilitation. I believe that soft tissue therapies can be hugely beneficial for many people in society, and that long term sustainable improvements come from good collaboration between client and therapist to embrace treatment, remedial exercises and subtle lifestyle changes. I have a modern treatment space in Harlow, Essex, and I intend to develop a regular client base in London during 2020. I am also qualified in chair-based onsite massage and have a small number of corporate clients for whom I provide wellbeing visits to work colleagues. I intend to grow this area of my work too in the next few years, both working alone and also in collaboration with a hugely talented therapist and teacher called Sally Morris (www.onthespotmassage.co.uk). Looking ahead I will seek to develop my own therapeutic skills further, particularly regarding myofascial release and pursue new opportunities to benefit my local community.