Straightforward Integration of Osteopathic, Chiropractic and Physiotherapy Approaches
This two day course is highly practical in nature and specifically designed for Therapists with a keen interest in manual therapy and a desire to incorporate Osteopathic and Chiropractic concepts (including manipulative techniques) into their existing intervention approach. With an entire body approach, participants will learn to implement effective Osteopathic and Chiropractic manual therapy tools and ideology which can immediately be combined with their current clinical practice style. Course participants will be shown how to integrate various approaches to treatment including manipulation, positional release, functional release and strain-counterstrain.
Course Objectives
Following course completion participants will:
1.Be able to immediately implement new and effective manual therapy techniques in to their clinical practice.
2. Be able to safely and confidently perform HVLAT's
3.Have increased confidence to manage multiple common pathologies with a combined Osteopathic, Chiropractic and Physiotherapy approach.
4.Refine manual handling skills to optimise patient comfort and responsiveness.
5.Learn subtle yet effective techniques to avoid common work related overuse injuries.
Course Preparation
Pre course reading on red flags, manual therapy contraindications and upper cervical spine anatomy is recommended to ensure you gain the most from the time spent with us during the weekend. A reading list will be provided to course delegates alongside a variety of textbooks for you to peruse on the day.
Benefit From Four Tutors
The course is delivered by three experienced Physiotherapy practitioners, one with dual qualification as an Osteopath and a Chiropractor, all with a wealth of both Private Practice and NHS experience. With extensive patient mileage having treated every client type from the chronic NHS lumbar spine to the elite athletes sporting shoulder, we will strive to expand your therapeutic potential with immediate effect.
Date and Venue
19th and 20th September 2020 Royal united Hospital Bath
Contact
To book your place please contact Jo Galise: Mail jo.galise@physioimpulse.co.uk Call 07917327322
Fee
£240
(includes course booklet and CPD certificate - 14hrs).
Course Objectives
Following course completion participants will:
1.Be able to immediately implement new and effective manual therapy techniques in to their clinical practice.
2. Be able to safely and confidently perform HVLAT's
3.Have increased confidence to manage multiple common pathologies with a combined Osteopathic, Chiropractic and Physiotherapy approach.
4.Refine manual handling skills to optimise patient comfort and responsiveness.
5.Learn subtle yet effective techniques to avoid common work related overuse injuries.
Course Preparation
Pre course reading on red flags, manual therapy contraindications and upper cervical spine anatomy is recommended to ensure you gain the most from the time spent with us during the weekend. A reading list will be provided to course delegates alongside a variety of textbooks for you to peruse on the day.
Benefit From Four Tutors
The course is delivered by three experienced Physiotherapy practitioners, one with dual qualification as an Osteopath and a Chiropractor, all with a wealth of both Private Practice and NHS experience. With extensive patient mileage having treated every client type from the chronic NHS lumbar spine to the elite athletes sporting shoulder, we will strive to expand your therapeutic potential with immediate effect.
Date and Venue
19th and 20th September 2020 Royal united Hospital Bath
Contact
To book your place please contact Jo Galise: Mail jo.galise@physioimpulse.co.uk Call 07917327322
Fee
£240
(includes course booklet and CPD certificate - 14hrs).
Course Timetable
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DAY 1: Chiropractic
09.00- 09.30Introduction About Chiropractic? Patient Approach Our role within the medical world Combining approaches: Physio, Osteopathy and Chiropractic. 930-1030 Postural Assessment: Patient Assessment. Biopsychosocial Model 3 joint complex and subluxation Motion Palpation 1030-1045 Coffee 1045-1245: Manipulation and the Cervical Spine Assessment: Motion palpation Common Clinical presentations. Vascular integrity Treatment Techniques 1245 LUNCH 1315-1415: Thoracic Spine Common Clinical presentations: Biomechanics Contraindications Treatment Techniques 1415-1515: Lumbar spine and pelvis Common Clinical Presentations Biomechanics Contraindications Differential Diagnosis Treatment Techniques 15.15-1530 COFFEE 15.30- 1615 Lumbar spine / Pelvis Technique Practice to close |
DAY2:
Osteopathy
09.00- 09.30 Introduction What is Osteopathy? The myths dispelled… Similarities rather than differences and their integration Creating a window of opportunity Principles Combining techniques 930-1030 Postural Assessment: Structure and function Fluid dynamics Neural transmission and positional movement issues 1030 Coffee 1045-1145: The cervical spine including cervicogenic headaches What isn’t happening? Spinal mechanics VBI’s Combining treatment techniques Treatment Techniques 1145-1245 Thoracic Spine Rib mechanics Oxygenation Lymphatic drainage Autonomic considerations Treatment Techniques 1245 LUNCH 1315-1415: The Upper Limb Treatment combinations A different approach to impingement Extensor tendinopathy from another viewpoint Optimising neural outcome Treatment Techniques 1415-15.15: Lumbar spine and pelvis Spinal and pelvic mechanics Assessment considerations for the pelvis How many SIJ tests do you need? The magic three… Iliosacral vs sacroilial lesions Treatment Techniques 15.15-1530 COFFEE 15.30- 1615 The Lower Limb Functional testing Hip impingement? PFJ: Beyond local treatment |
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