Two live talks by Dave Mott, Consultant Physiotherapist with 30 years experience in joint and bone health. Understand what’s driving the problem — and what to do next!
If you’ve ever been told “it’s just wear and tear” or “bone loss is just ageing”, you’ll get a very different perspective here — practical, evidence-informed, and focused on what you can influence.
Most people are forced to make decisions about joints and bones with half the story. They’re told to “be careful”, “slow down”, or simply take painkillers and hope for the best.
Dave’s approach is simple: understand cause → change the inputs → improve the outcome.
These evenings are designed to help you understand what’s really going on — and what actually makes a difference.
Come to one talk, or book both for a joined-up understanding of joint health and bone health.
Arthritis doesn’t happen by accident. When we understand the causes, we can finally change the outcome.
Osteoporosis is silent until you break a bone… then it screams at you. Learning how bone loss works is the key to reversing it.
Dave has spent 30 years working with the real-world versions of these problems — not just the textbook ones. The goal is to give you understanding you can use, not information you forget by tomorrow.
These talks take place at AFC Bournemouth – Vitality Stadium, in The Boardroom. Each evening is limited to 50 seats.
AFC Bournemouth, Vitality Stadium
The Boardroom
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£20 per talk, or £30 for both talks. Spaces are limited.
Book your seat on the official ticket page.
Tip: If you’re unsure which to choose, booking both gives a more complete picture of joints + bones.
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No. These talks are designed for anyone who is concerned, curious, in pain, or wants to understand what’s happening before it becomes a bigger problem.
Yes. The content will help you understand what your treatment is doing, what to prioritise, and how to think about long-term outcomes alongside any current care.
No. The focus is education. If you want further help afterwards, you’ll know what to ask for — whether that’s with us or elsewhere.
Yes — and it’s often helpful. Just remember seating is limited to 50 per evening, so book early if you’d like to come together.
£20 per talk • £30 for both • Limited seats
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