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A biopsychosocial approach for the assessment and management of musculoskeletal conditions involving the shoulder region. Taught worldwide in over 35 countries, this course is continually updated, integrating the latest research evidence.

Leiðbeinandi: Pernille Thomsen
The focus in this 2 hour lecture, is on how enhanced sympathetic activation of the nervous system affects the brain and the connective tissue.

Leiðbeinandi: Christine Stebler Fischer PT, FH Bsc, MAS GF&P

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This 2-day indroductory course covers the foundations of dry needling, the myofascial pain syndrome, trigger points and the clinical highlights of dry needling. The course is a hands on course. Participants practice dry needling of the top 20 muscles among each other. This is a training program with immediate clinical applicability upon completion.

Leiðbeinendur: Hólmfríður B Þorsteinsdóttir (yfirumsjón), Karólína Ólafsdóttir, Harpa Helgadóttir, Gunnar Svanbergsson, Harpa Helgadóttir og Sigrún Konráðsdóttir

Klínísk kennsla og þjálfun í heildrænni klínískri rökhugsun og ýmsum aðferðum við greiningu og meðferð á algengum stoðkerfisvandamálum á eftirtöldum svæðum: Hálsi, Kjálka, axlagrind, öxl, brjóstkassa, mjóbaki, mjaðmagrind og mjöðm. Farið verður í byggingu, starfsemi og tengingu þessara svæða og lögð áhersla á mismunagreiningar með raunverulegum dæmum. Námskeiðið er fyrir alla þá sem vilja auka færni sína í að skoða, greina og meðhöndla stoðkerfisvandamál á heildrænan hátt.

Leiðbeinandi: Diane Lee

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After this course you will have new skills to assess function of the cranium to the 4th thoracic ring (including the clavicle and scapula) and how to find the primary driver for meaningful tasks involving the head, neck and shoulder girdle. You will understand how to design a multimodal treatment program (including education, manual therapy, neuromuscular release, and movement training) to restore function and performance for any patient presenting with headache, neck pain and/or shoulder girdle pain.

Skráning hefst 10. september kl. 12.

Leiðbeinandi: Susan Whitney DPT, PhD, NCS, ATC, FAPTA

Concussion is a high priority public health initiative, due to high prevalence and potentially serious long-term consequences that may arise from incomplete recovery and improper management.  Concussion often results in a multitude of symptoms. Approximately 20% of patients with concussion may not experience a quick recovery, resulting in significant disruption to the performance of work, school and life roles.  This course will review the current information with respect to pathophysiology, epidemiology and biomechanics of concussion, along with pertinent information regarding diagnosis and negative outcome following this injury. A proposed framework for classification following concussion will also be reviewed, along with screening techniques and potential management strategies to influence the course of recovery following concussion.