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Thanks so much. This really resonates with me and I had already cancelled the appointment. Thank you, greatly appreciate the advice

Thanks Helen. First, you are right to be apprehensive about this client. I would have the same reaction. Being apprehensive would keep you out of trouble.
So, probably there are many contraindications: cancer, pacemaker, stroke...And also, you need to consider your knowledge of those conditions, your ability to assess those condition.
For example, some treatment of a stroke will be with a medication that make the book thinner. If they take this medication, then your treatment might be different. So, t here are many layers of these.
So, I think on this occasion, it might be too early for you to treat this client. But you might be ready with more knowledge later on in your journey.
Hope that this helps...
Dror

Yes! For every group of technique, you need to do it at least once. So, stretching/mobilisation at least once. More about it in the mock practical exam.

Hi Rachel, Will do via email. Thanks for reminder

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Thank you :)

Thanks! I can't make it to the webinars but appreciate the recordings.

Hi Rachel,
Sorry! There were only two students at the webinar so I thought there is not much interest. Here is the link (look at the last webinar).
https://bodyologymassagecourses.co.uk/forum/page/43434-vagus-webinar-recording

Hi Roxy,
Good question...You don't know for sure, but through the depth that you work, you can estimate when you are working on Gastroc, soleus or Tibialis Posterior.
Also, if aiming to work on Tibialis Posterior (which is the deepest muscle in that area), you have to consider that you also massaging the more superficial muscles.
So, in short: you really don't know 100%.

Thank you :)