Shoulder Rehabilitation 1: Making Sense of the Shoulder

This workshop integrates the key elements of shoulder presentations frequently seen in the rehabilitation setting and is a blend of practical and theory to enable confident application of concepts to your clients immediately following the course. 

The program for the day includes key elements of subjective and physical assessment, problem and dysfunction identification and clinical reasoning to help you decipher the key findings and establish the ideal starting points for your rehabilitation program ahead. 

A range of common presentations, key assessment findings and rehabilitation considerations are also interwoven through the workshop including 

• subacromial impingement, 
• bursitis,
• adhesive capsulitis, 
• shoulder instabilities & subluxations
• tendon strains and tears. 

Clinical rationale always remains in focus, along with the opportunity to practice the practical elements taught through the day. 

My goal with this course is to consolidate my decades of clinical experience in shoulder assessment and rehabilitation, biomechanical understanding and evidence based research in a format that is easy for you to pick up and apply safely and effectively with your shoulder client. 

This workshop has also been accredited with ESSA for 8 CPD units.

This workshop is being adapted and will be running 

online over 5 weeks from Nov 27th from 730-9pm QLD time

Dates include - Nov 27, Dec 2, Dec 4, Dec 9th & Dec 11th.

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