At some point I am planning to populate this area of my website with some informational resources of my own making, but in the meantime, I thought I would try and put together as comprehensive a collection of external resources as I can, to make it so that anyone who visits the site can easily …

One of my historically weaker areas of knowledge within the realm of hypermobility and connective tissue disorder has been my understanding beyond the confines of HSD/hEDS.

This year I have seen a coincidentally higher number of patients coming in asking for formal assessment on their own personal …

The Beighton Score is the most widely known assessment for generalised joint hypermobility, and is currently used as part of the 2017 hEDS Diagnostic Criteria.

This tool has a total score of 9, divided into the following joint movements:

1. Pinky Hyperextension (>90 degrees) (1 point per side) …