Full Day - In Person - Workshops 2026
SHOULDER rehabilitation
SHOULDER rehabilitation
SHOULDER rehabilitation
A structured practical framework for understanding common shoulder presentations, identifying key drivers, and designing effective rehab progressions.
Created for clinicians who want to think more clearly. prescribe more confidently, and get better patient outcomes.
A blend of pathophysiology, practical applications and case studies are integrated through the course.
ESSA Accredited, 7 CPD Units, 8 hours of CPD
Lumbar Spine Rehabilitation
SHOULDER rehabilitation
SHOULDER rehabilitation
Learn how to differentiate disc-related features, recognise irritability patterns, and build targeted, graded programs that reduce pain and restore function - without guesswork.
The rehab approach will combine clinical progression tools that integrate multiple schools of thought on back rehab. From core and back strengthening, functional mobility, flexibility and loading. We will cover it all.
A full day course - prac and theory integrated
8 hours of CPD
In person 1/2 day "Just the pracs"
Practical Shoulder RehabiliTation
A hands-on, half day, practical workshop designed to bring the shoulder theory framework to life. This session focuses on application, pattern recognition, assessment clarity, and targeted exercise prescription. Ideal for clinicians who want to confidently bridge the gap between "knowing" and "doing".
Who is this for?
People who have completed the shoulder "just the theory" course
- Exercise Physiologists
- Exercise Scientists
- Physiotherapists
- Osteopaths, Chiropractors
- Recent Graduates or Early-Career Clinicians
- Practitioners wanting confidence with shoulder progressions.
Practical Lumbar Rehabilitation
A practical workshop designed to apply the theory from the lumbar spine course directly into clinical practice.
This session focuses on disc and nerve presentations, irritability management, graded loading, and safe, structured pathway development for people with low back pain.
Who is this for?
People who have completed the lumbar "just the theory" course
- Exercise Physiologists
- Exercise Scientists
- Physiotherapists, Osteopaths, Chiropractors
- Clinicians working with persistent or recurrent back pain
- Practitioners who struggle with "where to start" with complex backs.