Leiðbeinandi: Johan Alvemalm
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Principles of Mulligan Concept The Physiotherapy treatment of musculoskeletal injuries has progressed
from its foundation in remedial gymnastics and active exercise to
therapist-applied passive physiological movements and on to therapist-applied
accessory techniques. Brian Mulligan's concept of mobilizations with movement
(MWMS) in the extremities and sustained natural apophyseal glides (SNAGS) in
the spine are the logical continuance of this evolution with the concurrent
application of both therapist applied accessory and patient generated active
physiological movements.
Principles of Treatment In the application of manual therapy techniques, Physiotherapists acknowledge that contraindications to treatment exist and should be respected at all times. Although always guided by the basic rule of never causing pain, therapist choosing to make use of SNAGS in the spine and MWMs in the extremities must still know and abide by the basic rules of application of manual therapy techniques.
Upper Quarter – Peripheral Joints, Cervical and Thoracic Spines. This two-day course presents the Mulligan approach to manual therapy for the Cervical and Thoracic spine as well as for the upper extremity. It includes lecture, patient demonstrations, and lab time to give the participants a thorough and in depth coverage of the Mobilization With Movement approach for the upper quarter. This unique approach to manual therapy was discovered and developed by Brian Mulligan F.N.Z.S.P. (Hon), Dip. M.T. from Wellington, New Zealand. This simple yet effective manual approach addresses musculoskeletal disorders with pain free manual joint “repositioning” techniques for restoration of function and abolition of pain.
Nánari upplýsingar: http://bmulligan.com/
