Treatment of the Pelvis and lumbar spine: level 1 Muscle Energy Course
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Australia - Sydney, NSW
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Physiotherapy Course Summary:
This is a highly practical manual therapy course run by Dr Barb Hungerford who will explain pelvic biomechanics & function so you can understand current concepts of pelvic stability and the mechanisms that assist load transfer through the lumbo-pelvic region. You will then progress into recognising pubic & SIJ incompetence how to assess & treat the pubic symphysis, sacroiliac joint, & lumbar spine articulations.
Clinical assessment tests that provide information about functional stability and mobility of the pelvic articulations and lumbar spine will be used to assist diagnosis of articular, myo-fascial and motor control dysfunctions in the lumbo-pelvic region. Application of muscle energy techniques and articular techniques are then practiced in relation to this biomechanical assessment framework, in order to provide a patient specific treatment plan.
Early bird discount rate closes on 28th Jan 2019
Course Aims:
- review anatomy and biomechanics of the pelvis and lumbar spine, with interpretation of current research findings in this area of science
- review the definitions of joint stability and functional load transfer through the lumbo-pelvic region
- apply a biomechanical model in order to define dysfunction in the lumbo-pelvic region such as excessive compression (stiff joints, fixated joints, overactive global muscle activation) or insufficient compression (loose joints, insufficient or altered recruitment of the local muscle system).
- present a biomechanical framework as a basis for assessment of articular and muscular function in the lumbar spine and pelvic region
- provide practical sessions to teach functional assessment of Pelvic mobility and Stability
- provide practical sessions during which muscle energy and articular techniques are applied to specific Musculo-skeletal dysfunctions of the lumbar spine and pubic symphysis and SIJ’s.
- Discuss common dysfunctional patterns found in the lumbo-pelvic region, and how to use clinical findings to develop an effective treatment plan that incorporates appropriate manual therapy, specific exercise rehabilitation, and effective education.
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Physio Course Start Date:
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Sat 9th & Sunday 10th March 2019 |
Company Name:
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Advanced Manual Therapy Associates |
Contact Name:
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Barbara Hungerford |
Contact Phone:
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0438588201 |
Contact Fax:
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02-97199113 |
Contact Website:
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www.amta.com.au
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Listed Date:
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13-01-2019
Unique Course Seeker Views:
146
Total Course Views:
317
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Listing ID: 6674165
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