The Resisted Exercise describes the story of a young girl training to be a physiotherapist. However, you do not have to be a physiotherapist to enjoy the fascinating insights into the inner workings of the hospital community in the 1950s.
The narrative includes delightful anecdotes and pen sketches of colleagues, friends and patients. This is a book by a natural storyteller, with a plethora of humorous vignettes.
Married with two sons, Audrey Insley qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist specialising in trauma. She has worked in teaching hospitals around the world. Audrey has written extensively for magazines and newspapers worldwide.
For thirty-three years, Audrey was a City Magistrate in Manchester, during which time she was Chairman of the Regional Magistrates Association. In 1993, she was appointed a Deputy Lieutenant for the County of Greater Manchester. In the past, Audrey has been Chairman and CEO of the David Lewis Centre − a large medical charity based in Cheshire. Audrey is a long-time supporter of The Hallé, a keen ocean sailor, public speaker and past mountaineer
The narrative includes delightful anecdotes and pen sketches of colleagues, friends and patients. This is a book by a natural storyteller, with a plethora of humorous vignettes.
Married with two sons, Audrey Insley qualified as a Chartered Physiotherapist specialising in trauma. She has worked in teaching hospitals around the world. Audrey has written extensively for magazines and newspapers worldwide.
For thirty-three years, Audrey was a City Magistrate in Manchester, during which time she was Chairman of the Regional Magistrates Association. In 1993, she was appointed a Deputy Lieutenant for the County of Greater Manchester. In the past, Audrey has been Chairman and CEO of the David Lewis Centre − a large medical charity based in Cheshire. Audrey is a long-time supporter of The Hallé, a keen ocean sailor, public speaker and past mountaineer
