HOW TO STUDY (TIPS, TEXTBOOKS, SUPPLIES) 1 // manchester physiotherapy student 

Omg yesss! It can definitely be daunting with so much anatomy to learn but it slowly eases heeh. Physiotherapy is so incredible and that's exactly how I feel, I love what I do and how it can help people and that's what keeps me going. Hopefully I can continue to help you and let me know if there's anything you want to specifically see (whether physio related or not!)

@@andiecann611 Sure I will . I have finished the basic part of physical therapy study the neuromuscular system , musculoskeletal system , integumentary system and geriatrics and pediatrics so far . Even the names let me feel enlighten .

Please do more physiotherapy specific videos and day in the life’s:)

Yay!! I’m so glad hehe it’s gonna be amazing 😁

Ooo ok :)

Tess Ney-Filomeno no worries! My pleasure ♥️

Ah thank you!! I just uploaded a part 2 ☺️

That is so exciting!! We work with OT's all the time! You have to let me know what's its like and give me updates on your journey!

Thank you so much I will.

Ah thank you!

Fazal Hakim yayy!! Thank you! ☺️

Thank you!!

Oh my yeah not really relevant 😅 biology is the main thing that actually carries over, and English in terms of written assignments! Actually, possibly maths/physics is talking levers etc. When justifying exercises for certain cases but not differentiation haha

Yes! It can be so expensive.. try looking at the finance help! (Ie. Scholarships etc.?)

Ooo I’m not 100% yet! My next placement is MSK so we’ll see but at the moment I LOVE neuro 😍

@@andiecann611 neuro is very interesting!!!

Hey! I'm really good at the moment, how are you doing? So I completely understand where you're coming from, and it can be daunting making a decision which feels so big. My biggest advice to understand which you are most passionate about. Because in the end you will thrive if you have that passion. Don't get me wrong physiotherapy can be difficult at times, but that's not to say you don't enjoy it. It's so so interesting and the way you develop your understanding of the human body, and how our therapy input can help those who maybe have an "altered" version of their human systems is incredible. Obviously, I absolutely love what I do - but you need to think about what type of person you are. Do you feel yourself leaning toward business or physio? What are the pros and cons to either? And which do you think would make you happiest? Sorry I know this is probably a lot, but feel free to message me on instagram if you're still completely torn on what to do! Or ask me any questions but hopefully that's helped a little? Lots of love xx

@@andiecann611 Thank you so much dear you are the sweetest I did make my decision and I will join physio major because I really love biology and to explore more about the human bodies thank u so much for ur advice much love💜💜💜💜 🇨🇦

Oh my goodness I love that for you! And I am so excited for your journey :) Keep me updated on how everything goes

A bachelors will take 3 years in England, if you include foundation that’s four years. But there are masters courses which are usually 2 years depending on the experience and type of masters you apply for!

@@andiecann611 thank you for your reply and mam I'm so sorry for giving reply so late... actually I'm busy with my studies so didn't notied your reply 😅

@@andiecann611 is it possible to do 3 years bachelor course and do 2 years master degree after it. ....instead of 4.5 years bachelor + 2 years master degree

Ah yes!! She always has those tips 😉

Hey! No worries ☺️ I pretty sure in Manchester your three options would be university of Salford, UCLAN and MMU :)