Susan Clinton: The Pressure System and The Pelvic Floor
Apr
9
Apr 10

Susan Clinton: The Pressure System and The Pelvic Floor

This course will expand examination and intervention skills from upper quarter dysfunctions to the lower quarter region. Learn the relationship between intra-abdominal pressure, trunk/cervical/TMJ dysfunction and the performance of the pelvic floor.

Scott Epsley: Diagnostic Ultrasound-Upper Limb
Apr
30
May 1

Scott Epsley: Diagnostic Ultrasound-Upper Limb

This course is designed to educate the clinician in the theory and practice of diagnostic ultrasound of the upper limb.  Emphasis will be placed on examination protocols and techniques with a heavy emphasis on practical hands on tutelage.  The appearance and types of pathology with also be discussed.

Discounted Prices for taking both the Upper Limb and Lower courses!

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Jerry Durham and Jeff Moore: Low Back Pain-Patient Experience Start to Finish
May
20
May 22

Jerry Durham and Jeff Moore: Low Back Pain-Patient Experience Start to Finish

This class is designed to improve your ability to deliver optimal outcomes for patients with low back pain while simultaneously maximizing the consumer experience. This course will focus on current best evidence in the treatment of low back pain with a special emphasis on manual therapy intervention, the conversations that need to occur, and key business principles. 

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Mike Stewart: A Practical Guide for Therapeutic Neuroscience Education
Jun
4
Jun 5

Mike Stewart: A Practical Guide for Therapeutic Neuroscience Education

This course explores cutting edge, patient centered approach using a variety of learning methods to help your patients understand their pain. It provides a range of practical applications and methods to take into your clinic and immediately apply with your patients. The course content blends a wide range of contemporary evidence from both educational and healthcare literature. 

Arturo Lawson: Lower Limb Tendon Injury Management
Jul
16
8:00 am08:00

Arturo Lawson: Lower Limb Tendon Injury Management

The science in tendon management is expanding rapidly. As therapists we are in a great position to manage these complaints effectively using the current evidence. Building on current evidence, examination and treatment strategies will be discussed using case scenarios to develop clinical reasoning skills and strategies in tendon injury management. 

Neil O'Connell: Making Sense of the Evidence
Jul
30
Jul 31

Neil O'Connell: Making Sense of the Evidence

Neil O'Connell is coming to America! Come spend a lovely weekend in Chicago, learning about how to make sense of the evidence from trials and systematic reviews in Physical therapy. Guaranteed to be informative, fun, and applicable to your practice!

This course is designed for current clinicans and students enabling participants to become better users of the research on clinical effectiveness. Participants will be able ot make detailed and informed judgements regarding the validity and the results of trials and systematic reviews and to consider what those results will mean to their practice.

Antony Lo: Managing CrossFit Athletes
Aug
6
Aug 7

Antony Lo: Managing CrossFit Athletes

CrossFit is a worldwide phenomenon with hundreds of thousands of participants. As health professionals, we are best placed to help minimize the risk of injury and maximized the benefits that can be achieved with CrossFit training. This course will dispel some of the myths of CrossFit training and teach participants the basic movements and problems associated with CRossFit and how to modify (aka scale) a workout.

Diane Jacobs: Dermoneuromodulation
Aug
18
Aug 21

Diane Jacobs: Dermoneuromodulation

In this hands-on workshop participants will be introduced to the nervous system, current evidence, theory and how to help guide the nervous system toward improved motor output and less pain. Participants will be guided through a novel non-tissue based set of assumptions about human pain and physical dysfunction--assessment and treatment approaches for cutaneous and motor nerves of the whole body.

Scott Epsley: Diagnostic Ultrasound-Lower Limb
Sep
10
Sep 11

Scott Epsley: Diagnostic Ultrasound-Lower Limb

This course is designed to educate the clinician in the theory and practice of diagnostic ultrasound of the lower limb.  Emphasis will be placed on examination protocols and techniques with a heavy emphasis on practical hands-on tutelage. The appearance and types of pathology will also be discussed. No previous ultrasound experience necessary.

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Sandy Hilton: Pelvic Nerves-Manual Therapy and Neurodynamics
Sep
16
11:00 am11:00

Sandy Hilton: Pelvic Nerves-Manual Therapy and Neurodynamics

Participants will learn gentle manual therapy techniques and neurodynamics for the abdomen, pelvis and upper leg. Labs will progress from acute to persistent pain treatment options and include education in self-treatment techniques for improved patient outcomes. Participants will be able to screen and design a progressive treatment for all of the major pelvic nerves. 

Sandy Hilton and Carolyn Vandyken: Treating Pelvic Pain-A New Model of Care
Sep
17
Sep 18

Sandy Hilton and Carolyn Vandyken: Treating Pelvic Pain-A New Model of Care

This unique course provides a framework for your clinical practice to assess and treat central pain mechanism. Learn practical applications and exercise design to address central and peripheral components of pain. This course will give you a way to design a custom program for your patient using best evidence and clinical skill. No prerequisites, no internal component. 

Julie Wiebe and Shelley Mannell: Dynamic Core for Kids
Oct
1
Oct 2

Julie Wiebe and Shelley Mannell: Dynamic Core for Kids

Join us for an exciting course that integrates current theory and practice in pediatric treatment with a systems approach that is anchored in a neuromuscular model of core recruitment. Therapists document challenges with core stability in the majority of children who are experiencing motor challenges, regardless of diagnosis: ASD, CP, DCD, hypotonia.

Sarah Haag and Sandy Hilton: Intro to Men's Pelvic Health
Dec
10
Dec 11

Sarah Haag and Sandy Hilton: Intro to Men's Pelvic Health

This course provides the clinician with the specific male anatomy, physiology, evaluation skills and program design to get started confidently treatment who have pelvic health diagnoses and dysfunction. The course design allows for rectal assessment with immediate feedback. The small group setting provides opportunity for problem solving and group collaboration. Internal evaluation and labs are conducted with a professional patient. No prior internal education is required.