Concise and memorable. Such a useful resource!

DO read! The basics of a competent neurological examination and (as importantly) how to interpret it.

Lovely stuff Tom.

Brilliant and informative zine packed from front to cover with great info. Ideal for those starting out in their physio journey or those who just want to consolidate their knowledge and skills on the LL neuro exam. Makes sense of a complex area in a fun and understandable way . Highly recommend which I regularly do to rotating colleagues and students.

Straight forward enough to understand; comprehensive enough to be useful :)

Excellent reminder/reference resource. Great for new or experienced clinicians- helpful in any PT clinic. Have recommended to many clinicians

love Jesson's work simplified but deep.

The booklet is easy to understand and implement on patients. It provides excellent examples of how to explain nerve pain in a clear and simplified manner.

Summarises the what, why and how of a comprehensive neuro assessment. Fun, interesting and easy to read.

Tom has a way of explaining complex concepts in an easy to understand and interesting way. This is a fantastic resource for new and experienced therapists alike

Short, funny and with numerous illustrations, this zine is a little helper for everyday clinical life that you can quickly refer to!

Helpful little zine, that explains a little bit more than what you get at uni, how to write it down and use it.

You draw funny cartoons and make a publication that draws your attention from across the room.
Toms Zine's are genius.
I want them blown up as wall-art in my clinic.
Yeah yeah yeah..... it's good knowledge-sharing - there's good content. But anyone can spit out good words on a page.
Once you see the previews - you'll purchase this. It's high value. It's entertaining.... oh yeah and it'll make you a better Clinician.

Tom has a fantastic ability to take what can often be complex material and turn it into easily digestible information, excellently presented and hugely useful for the jobbing clinician on the front line. Highly recommended.