Patient Education Sessions — Ph. Health Studios Derby
One Saturday a month  ·  Face to face  ·  Moko Physiotherapy

Understand your health. Really understand it.

Monthly Saturday morning education sessions — small groups, plain language, expert-led. No jargon, no rushing. Just the knowledge you need to take control of your own health.

Blood tests explained Hypertension Atrial fibrillation Heart failure Diabetes Women's health Weight loss
Why these sessions exist

Your GP has 10 minutes. These sessions give you an hour.

Being told you have high blood pressure, or diabetes, or atrial fibrillation — and then being handed a leaflet — isn't education. These sessions are. Small groups, open questions, proper explanations of what your condition means, what your medications do, and what you can actually do about it.

Led by an independent prescribing pharmacist

Not a wellness coach. Someone who understands your medications, your bloods, and your condition at a clinical level.

Small groups — real questions welcome

Deliberately kept small so there's space to ask the questions you never quite had time to ask your GP.

Plain language, no jargon

Medical knowledge translated into things you can actually act on — what to eat, what to watch for, what to ask your doctor.

Monthly sessions

Click a topic to explore the session

One Saturday morning a month at Moko Physiotherapy. Tap a topic to see what's covered.

Blood & labs

Blood Tests Explained

What your numbers actually mean — from HbA1c to eGFR to lipid panels.

Heart & circulation

Hypertension

Why blood pressure matters, what your readings mean, and how to bring it down.

Heart & circulation

Atrial Fibrillation

Understanding AFib, stroke risk, and how anticoagulation keeps you safe.

Heart & circulation

Heart Failure

What heart failure really means, your medications, and warning signs to watch for.

Metabolic

Diabetes & Blood Sugar

HbA1c, insulin resistance, medications, and what to eat — all decoded.

Women's health

Menopause & Women's Health

Perimenopause, HRT, and managing symptoms — with the science explained clearly.

Metabolic

Weight Loss & Metabolism

The biology behind weight gain, GLP-1 medications, and sustainable strategies that actually work.

Session

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What we cover

    📍 Moko Physiotherapy ⏱ 60 minutes 👥 Small group 🗓 Saturday mornings
    How sessions run

    One Saturday morning a month, in person

    Deliberately face-to-face at Moko Physiotherapy's studio room — because real learning happens in a room, not on a screen.

    Group size

    Small groups only

    Deliberately kept small so every attendee can ask questions, not just listen. Usually 8–12 people.

    Format

    Taught session + open Q&A

    Each session has a structured taught element followed by open questions — bring your test results, your medication list, your confusion.

    Schedule

    Saturday mornings, at Moko Physio

    One session per topic per month, on a Saturday morning at Moko Physiotherapy's studio room. Register your interest and we'll let you know when your topic is next.

    What to expect

    Leave knowing more than when you arrived

    These aren't lectures. They're conversations — led by a pharmacist who can explain your medications, your blood results, and your condition in a way that actually makes sense.

    Moko Physiotherapy, Derby
    01
    Arrive with your questions

    Bring your medication list, recent blood results, or anything you've been meaning to ask. Nothing is too basic.

    02
    An hour of proper education

    Clear, evidence-based teaching on your specific condition — what it means, why it happens, and what helps.

    03
    Leave with a handout & clarity

    A written summary of key points to take home, plus the confidence to have better conversations with your GP.

    Ready to understand your health?

    Register your interest for any session and we'll be in touch with the next available date.

    Register your interest Saturday morning sessions at Moko Physiotherapy. Free to attend for existing Ph. patients.