OPEN TO KINESIOLOGISTS, PHYSIOTHERAPISTS, ATHLETIC THERAPISTS, CHIROPRACTORS AND STUDENTS OF THESE PROGRAMS.
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Join us in Sudbury – Sept. 28 (https://livemaxhealthgroup.ca/) Toronto – Oct. 20 Smith Falls – Oct. 26 Course Objectives: Review the essential surface anatomical structures associated with the common clinical presentations of the upper thoracic & cervical spine and upper extremity. To become competent in accurately identifying the anatomical structures (muscles, tendons, joint ligaments, vascular structures and nerves, particularly motor and cutaneous parts), through palpation. Review, apply and interpret the various orthopedic procedures related to each to the regions and assimilate the finding with historical features, to develop appropriate care plans. Review, apply and interpret the various neurological procedures, including deep tendon reflexes, superficial reflexes, pathological reflexes, Motor power, various sensory modalities and special procedures, related to each to the regions and assimilation of these findings with historical features to develop appropriate care plans. Emphasis on radicular and other common neuropathic presentations. Review, apply and interpret the various functional tests for the upper extremity, including, proprioception, strength, endurance, power etc… Application of the MEET (Manual, Exercise and Education Therapy) concept for management. Manual techniques (non-manipulation) including mobilizations, soft tissue techniques & instrument assisted soft tissue techniques. To apply the above skills sets to common clinical applications like: Cervical radiculopathy, scapular and GH impingement disorders, common neuropathic presentations, hypermobility / instability assessment, common tendinopathies, radial nerve presentation, carpal tunnel presentations and articular restorative techniques.