Feeling like you want to add more, and unique, skills to your tool belt for treating your extremity patients? This course teaches techniques that are for the everyday and difficult extremity patients who don’t respond well to normal treatments. Through it, you’ll learn really cool joint mobilizations and myofascial release techniques, along with retraining exercises that will help your patients maintain the improvements that you gain in the clinic. These are the “clinical pearls” that Patrick has learned over the years and have helped him get patients better when nothing else worked.
Advanced Manual Therapy Techniques for the Extremities
CEUs: 16
Topics: Lower Extremity, Upper Extremity
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LOCATION
Advanced Manual Therapy Techniques for the Extremities
Lincoln, NE 68504
DATE
Advanced Manual Therapy Techniques for the Extremities
August 19, 2023 - August 20, 2023 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Course Objectives
- Correctly and independently state the anatomy and physiology behind a joint cavitation
- Correctly and independently identify and palpate 5 specific joint dysfunctions
- Correctly and independently identify and palpate 5 specific myofascial dysfunctions
- Correctly and independently perform 5 upper quarter mobilization/MFR techniques
- Correctly and independently perform 5 lower quarter mobilization/MFR techniques
Day 1 Schedule
7:30am
Doors Open
8:00am
Lecture: Introduction, Overview of Mobilizations and MFR
8:30am
Lecture: Key Concepts – Upper Extremity
10:35am
Lecture: Key Concepts – Lower Extremity
12:00pm
Lunch (on your own)
1:00pm
Lab – Shoulder Girdle Complex
2:45pm
Lab – Elbow, Wrist
4:30pm
Review Questions, Self-Assessment, Case Studies
5:30pm
Adjourn
Day 2 Schedule
7:30am
Doors Open
8:00am
Review Questions
8:30am
Lab – Hip
10:45am
Lab – Knee
12:00pm
Lunch (on your own)
1:00pm
Lab – Foot/Ankle
3:15pm
Review/Critique of Skill in Techniques in Each Area
5:00pm
Adjourn
About the Host
We Don’t Just Teach. We Inspire.
We do this by not only designing a great experience but doing it with the utmost care. It is our responsibility to do much more than just teach treatment techniques and deliver exceptional continuing education. You deserve more than the minimum and we believe your patients deserve more. We create our courses with a total focus on you leaving the course with the capability and confidence to immediately apply what you have learned.
We create our courses with a total focus on ensuring you leave with the confidence needed to immediately apply what you have learned. Using what you have learned to immediately help your patients is inspiring to you and to us.
Our gifted instructors are truly passionate about teaching. They care about your development and experience at their course. Our instructors focus on making sure you have a positive experience and inspire you to reach greatness.
Our goal is to inspire you on your journey to be a truly great physical therapist, to help you treat your patients better than ever before, and to have fun while doing it. We believe that clinicians are seeking greatness and we will do everything we can to make sure how we teach inspires better care.
Speakers
Ashwin Datt PT, DPT, CIMT, FAFS, FMR, FGS
Ashwin graduated from San Francisco State University with a degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in human movement studies in 2003. He continued to the University of the Pacific to finish his doctoral degree in physical therapy in 2007. Ashwin's primary focus is outpatient orthopedic and rehabilitative physical therapy, specializing in the treatment of a wide variety of injuries, surgeries and pathologies. He emphasizes a whole-body approach when treating patients. Ashwin started his Great Lake Seminars journey in 2008 and achieved his certification in Integrated Manual Therapy (CIMT) in 2010. Since then, he has assisted many courses for GLS and is excited for his role as a lead instructor. When he is not in the clinic, Ashwin enjoys spending time with his family, hiking, surfing, snowboarding, golfing, gardening and being outside.