Bodine is a Soft Tissue Therapist and Director of Education for Advanced Clinical Education. Bodine holds a Master of Educational Neuroscience and an Advanced Diploma of Health Science (Soft Tissue Therapy). He provides post graduate professional development courses for manual therapists and health professionals nationally and internationally. Bodine is a senior educator with ACE and is responsible for the course development and delivery. Bodine has formerly held positions as a course coordinator and lecturer along with numerous appointments in local, state, and national level sport.
Bodine commenced his journey into the health industry in 2009 immediately after completing high school, with a strong interest in the human body, exercise and manual therapy, since then Bodine has not looked back!
Bodine also consults in private practice, with a special interest in the hip, groin, lumbar spine and neurological pain presentations.
Always learning, and rarely satisfied with what he knows and always refining what he has to share with his students, Bodine is currently undertaking his Masters in Neuroscience.
I genuinely love what I do, both in clinical practice and in the classroom. I work in a fascinating industry that is always evolving and improving. At the same time, I get to help clinicians and peers to improve their skills and knowledge and also help my patients improve their function and quality of life. This is the greatest job in the world!
Following on from last week’s email about the Lateral hip pain. This week we will take a look at the management. One of the key components to successful management is education. Educating our patients about potential contributors to their pain is key. AS discussed last week the gluteal tendons are vulnerable to compression at the insertion […]
Lateral hip pain is very common and debilitating source of pain. There are multiple pathologies associated with anatomical structures of the lateral hip including: 👉 Gluteal tendinopathy👉 Proximal ITB syndrome👉 External snapping hip syndrome👉 Gluteal tears👉 Gluteal bursitis Pain in this region has been termed Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome (GTPS) which is an umbrella term. […]
What is it? Referred pain can be confusing and often misunderstood. Patients regularly present to us in clinical practice with referred pain symptoms. But what is it? Where does it come from? and why can it be so different? Firstly let’s start out by stating that referred pain is different to neuropathic pain. Referred […]
I’ve been told I have back pain because I have an anterior pelvic tilt… Is there really a causal relationship between pelvic tilt and pain? Let’s start this with an example… 2 patients walk into a clinic. The first one has low back pain and then the therapist notices that they have what looks like […]
What does that even mean?! Sciatica is a symptom that may be originating from a plethora of pathophysiological causes. Firstly, we should consider that the layman may understand sciatica as ANY pain that is referred into the leg, and Dr Google will often (unfortunately) confirm their suspicion of this… When a patient presents to your […]
How often does a patient present to you in clinic with an imaging report ordered by a GP, (or other practitioner) But the practitioner has not taken the time to go through the report and educate the patient on what it means using normalising / unthreatening terminology. There is often terminology like “partial thickness tear” […]
Advanced Clinical Education (ACE) originally set out to become the most trusted and respected source of quality post graduate education for health practitioners in the manual therapy professions. What followed has continued to blow us away every single day.
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