The Back Pain Show

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The SAUK have once again teamed up with the Back Pain Show, which will take place this year from 22nd-23rd October at Olympia 2, London.

All SAUK members are now entitled to attend free of charge, the SAUK will be on stand number 31. 

The 2010 show will be packed with more products, expert seminars, therapy demonstrations, consultations and treatments.




Why Should You Visit?
  • Thousands of products, therapies and services for you to try and buy
  • Free seminars giving you access to the most eminent specialists in the field
  • 'Ask the Expert' advice from top consultants
  • The opportunity to participate in free classes such as Pilates, Yoga, Alexander Technique and many more
  • A wide variety of treatments such as Indian Head massage, oxygen therapy and Ki energy
  • Free seminars giving you access to the most eminent specialists in the field
  • 'Ask the Expert' advice from top consultants
  • CDP Programme - a stunning two half-day stream of phenomenal musculoskeletal CPD masterclasses
  • Clinic Expo 2010 - a brand new exhibition for healthcare professionals
You can sign up for your e-ticket registration at the Back Pain Show website, unfortunately I will be on holiday during these dates so I will be unable to make the show, I would, however, love to hear from anyone who does manage to go - enjoy the show and send us your comments :)

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