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Dancer at the World Performing Arts Festival 2006
Photo © Waheed Khalid
Street entertainer (identity unknown).
Photo © Juliet
The conductor Jesko in performance.
Photo © Jana Hettler
Singer Tina Marsh in performance.
Photo © Michael Fuentes
Yumiko Fukuda dancing at the Prix de Lausanne international competition for young dancers.
Photo © Thierry Jayet
If you think you are suffering from a performance-related medical problem you can either contact your own GP or arrange a free assessment at BAPAM.
To arrange an appointment call 020 7404 8444.
Our hours are 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday
If you wish to find another suitable health care practitioner, BAPAM maintains a list of clinical specialists and practitioners who are experienced working with performing artists.
- We are grateful for any feedback about practitioners you have seen. Please email admin@bapam.org.uk to contact us.
Finding the right practitioner for you
Most of the practitioners listed on our Directory offer their services to you privately. Often performers registered as clients of BAPAM can obtain reduced cost appointments (call us on 020 7404 8444 to register - it's free and takes about 5 minutes).
If you do choose to use any of these practitioners you need to be sure your money is well spent, on a service that is appropriate for your needs and circumstances.
- If you want advice about diagnosis and how to manage and improve work-related health problems, make an appointment with your own GP or a BAPAM clinician.
- Every practitioner in the Directory has submitted an application form to the BAPAM Medical Committee. They are registered with an appropriate professional body and have indemnity insurance. However, your use of practitioners on the Directory is at your own discretion and risk. We are grateful for any feedback about practitioners you have seen. Please email admin@bapam.org.uk to contact us.
- Online research: browse to the practitioner's website and search for additional information.
- Ask for feedback: ask around to see if any colleagues have had experience of the practitioner in question; do you think you would get on with them?
- Try and find out what you are letting yourself in for: ask how long the practitioner thinks it might take to get you on the road to recovery. Always check the fees you are likely to incur, including additional fees for examinations etc.
Manipulation Association of Physiotherapists
If you are looking for a physiotherapist and the BAPAM Directory doesn't list anyone close to you, to find a member of the MACP visit www.macpweb.org and use the interactive map.