Level 1: solutions for movement impairments of the neck and shoulder
Description
Course Introduction: Function and performance require an integrated relationship between the shoulder and neck. Due to this close relationship the neck and shoulder require effective management as a co-ordinated functional unit. This module presents methods of managing movement health of these regions through the evaluation of movement control, allowing for deficits to be brought to light and subsequently managed though bespoke retraining. Although these regions are undoubtedly complex, the module supplies means to restore optimal movement health through its systematic approach. This module employs a movement focused philosophy, within a highly structured process of assessment and retraining, to address issues related those highly integrated regions, the neck and shoulder. Key Features: * Neck and shoulder movement is evaluated allowing for movement control impairments to be diagnosed and classified * Presentation of a systematic assessment, clinical reasoning and movement retraining process to significantly reduce the incidence and recurrence of neck and shoulder pain * Impairment specific retraining of optimal movement control of the neck and shoulder to optimise movement health and improve function Learning Outcomes: At the end of this course the participant should be able to: * Acquire skills to evaluate movement and identify movement impairments at the neck and shoulder * Make a diagnosis of movement impairments * Relate these movement impairments to the patient’s goals and priorities * Learn effective strategies to correct these movement impairments * Consider the neuroscience underpinning the principles of movement evaluation and retraining decision
Tutor
Pablo Marinho
Dates
19-20 March 2016
Duration
2 Days
Cost
Contact organiser
Venue
Rio de Janeiro
Location
Brazil
Contact
Pablo Marinho
Tel.
+55 21 99307 9552
pbm@pbmesporte.com.br
Link
http://www.kineticcontrol.com/education/modular-2016/modular-level-1/solutions-for-movement-impairments-of-the-neck-and-shoulder
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