Ever feel like fatigue is one of those things that slips through the cracks in therapy? You know it’s there—your clients mention it all the time—but it’s tricky to pin down and even harder to work with confidently.
Join this 2-day online course by booking your place below.
We will take a relaxed but deeper dive into the what, why, and how of fatigue and find out why fatigue is more than just feeling tired.
You will leave with:
A wider understanding of the contributors to fatigue
Insight into the latest research and therapeutic approaches
Practical tools to assess and support clients living with persistent fatigue
Case studies, interactive discussions, and hands-on techniques
Relevant for professionals already working in specialist fatigue services and those working with persistent fatigue in other settings.
if you would like to schedule a call to discuss the course and ensure it is right for you before booking you can email the Specialist Occupational Therapist and Managing Director of Vitality360 Beverly Knops who will be delivering the training, to arrange a 10 min chat.
We’ll cover:
Why fatigue shows up and why it sticks around
The nervous system’s role in it all
Practical tools you can use straight away
Real client stories and strategies that work
Secure your ticket now: £295 full price
- booking closes 48 hours before event
Key info:
29th and 30th July 2025
9:30am - 4:30pm each day
Tickets: £295
Online training: Link to join will be provided 48 hours before the event
About your trainers
Beverly Knops
Managing Director and Senior Occupational Therapist at Vitality360.
Beverly Completed her Occupational Therapy training in 1988. She has spent most of her career working with people experiencing persistent pain and fatigue. She worked in North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) for 29 years, starting in the Rheumatology services, then moving into the Specialist Pain and ME/CFS services. Beverly says that her main achievement at NBT was leading the patient volunteer programme. She trained and supervised patients with lived experience who are now involved in all aspects of the service, including co facilitating self-management courses. During this time she also spent a period of nine years working one day a week for the Bath Paediatric ME/CFS service, developing her knowledge and expertise in this age group. In 2012 Beverly started work as an associate therapist with Vitality360. In 2018 she was asked to take on the management of the company and following a difficult decision in 2021 to leave the NHS , she now leads this team full time. Beverly was a trustee for BACME for a period of 8 years where she was actively involved in the training stream, including supporting 4 conferences. She recently stood down from this position to join the Vocational Rehabilitation Association board where she is keen to bring her expertise in pain and fatigue but also learn more about how we can optimise the chance of people with persistent symptoms returning to and sustaining work.
Publications by Beverly:
Living with me and chronic fatigue-syndrome by Dr Gerald Coakley and Beverly Knops 2022 penguin Books