Anatomy in Motion (AiM)

this form of treatment has been developed by Gary Ward, made famous by him appearing in an episode of "Doctor in the House" . The AiM Method involves the detailed assessment of alignment and how the body moves and then developing a tailored exercise programme for each client along with specific mobilising techniques to the joints and soft tissues of the body.

Debbie completed Gary’s course in 2016 in the beautiful town of Malahide. Since then she has found this method of treatment extremely effective for the treatment of many conditions – foot problems, running injuries, back pain , hip pain and knee pain.

“Foot function and gait analysis is a larger part of this treatment. With 26 bones, 30 joints and over 100 muscles, tendons and ligaments in each foot I believe this area of the body was made to move and I encourage this with may techniques – specific AiM exercises, use of the famous AiM wedges, mobilising techniques and soft tissue and myofascial release.” Debbie Matchett BSC Hons, MCSP,HCPC,BCPA

Physiotherapy Clinic and Pilates Studio, PhysioWorks NI Belfast

this form of treatment has been developed by Gary Ward, made famous by him appearing in an episode of "Doctor in the House" . The AiM Method involves the detailed assessment of alignment and how the body moves and then developing a tailored exercise programme for each client along with specific mobilising techniques to the joints and soft tissues of the body.