Bontems Method Breathing Course 1
Coming soon
ENT & Breathing Assessment: recognise and refer
The patient comes in for their back. They breathe through the mouth, snore and get one sinus infection after another. Did you notice?
Many patients have a breathing or ENT problem they never mention. This course gives you a simple, quick, evidence-based assessment to spot it, know what falls within your scope, and refer to the right colleague at the right time.
Who it is for: osteopaths, physiotherapists, doctors and final-year students. No prior knowledge of respiratory medicine needed.
Conditions covered
The ones we see most often in practice.
- Asthma and exercise-induced asthma
- Vocal cord dysfunction
- Chronic rhinitis and sinusitis
- Sleep apnoea
- Hyperventilation syndrome
- Long COVID
What to look and listen for from the first consultation.
Those that require referral, those that can wait.
ENT specialist, respiratory physician, respiratory physiotherapist, speech therapist, dentist.
Alongside medical care.
What you will be able to do by the end
- Build a basic breathing and ENT assessment into every first consultation
- Recognise the signs that require medical referral, and the ones we overestimate
- Tell dysfunctional breathing apart from respiratory disease
- Explain to the patient, in plain words, why they need to see a doctor
- Write a referral letter the ENT specialist or respiratory physician will actually read
10 to 15 minutes each, to follow wherever and whenever you like.
A one-page printable assessment sheet, a referral letter template.
Every statement with its source and level of evidence.
A quiz per module, a certificate at the end.
Reserve your place
- The memo sheet “Respiratory and ENT red flags” (one-page PDF)
- Early access as soon as it opens
- The launch price reserved for subscribers
ENT & Breathing Assessment
Another question? Write to the practice
Do I need training in respiratory medicine?
No. The course starts from the basics and focuses on what matters in practice.
Will I learn techniques?
This course covers assessment and referral. Techniques and optimisation are in the Breathing 360° course.
Is it suitable for physiotherapists?
Yes. Assessment and referral are the same, and the course shows where each profession comes in.