Fyrirlesari: Dr Jeremy Lewis PhD FCSP

What this lecture will cover:
1. Where are the symptoms coming from? / The dilemma of diagnosis
2. The problem with the shoulder - 3 million years of evolution from the African savanna to the 21st Century
3. Posture / 50 Shades of Grey / We are going to make history!
4. Management & Opportunities for the future   

Fyrirlesari: Dr Jeremy Lewis PhD FCSP

What this lecture will cover:
1. Where are the symptoms coming from? / The dilemma of diagnosis
2. The problem with the shoulder - 3 million years of evolution from the African savanna to the 21st Century
3. Posture / 50 Shades of Grey / We are going to make history!
4. Management & Opportunities for the future   

Leiðbeinandi: Dr. Jeremy Lewis

Ath Uppselt er á námskeiðið!

This evidence-based theoretical and practical course is based on extensive clinical experience in assessment, diagnosis and rehabilitation of shoulder pathology, as well as extensive reference to research publications from a variety of disciplines. Models of shoulder assessment including the Shoulder Symptom Modification Procedure (Lewis JS (2009) British Journal of Sports Medicine) and a new model for staging the continuum of rotator cuff tendinopathy (Lewis JS (2010) British Journal of Sports Medicine) will be presented. Emphasis will be placed on clinical reasoning to support management decisions. Participants completing these courses will gain a greater understanding of the anatomy, biomechanics, assessment and evidence-based treatment of this interesting and complicated region of the body.  

Leiðbeinandi: Dr Guy Zito

Uppselt er á námskeiðið!

The 2-day evidence based course consists of a series of lectures, practical sessions and case study discussions. 

Leiðbeinendur: Deborah Falla og Martin B. Josefsen

ATH Frá og með 9. september er verð fyrir félaga FS 116.000.-

Core Course – Part I (3 days) Topics on the course: Assessment, differential diagnosis and treatment of cervicogenic headache and dizziness with an emphasis on clinical reasoning and specialized approaches for physiotherapists.

Leiðbeinandi: Lorimer Moseley PhD

This two-day introductory course covers biological mechanisms that underpin pain and their relevance to clinical practice. The first day covers paradigms of pain, conceptual models for understanding the complex psychoneurobiology of pain and the dynamic relationships between injury, inflammation, nociception, pain and disability. Participants are introduced to concepts such as modulatory and action neurotags, will compare and contrast our understanding of movement and perception, and will practice applying modern pain science to clinical care scenarios.

The second day covers the biology of persistent pain and its implications for care. Participants will gain an understanding of central sensitisation, cortical upregulation and the importance of neuroimmune processes in pain and recovery. Participants will be introduced to the conceptual change pathway, from metaphors and stories to biological concepts and management implications. An emphasis will be placed on really understanding modern pain biology so as to enable its integration with clinical practice. This course will be of great use to anyone wanting to understand modern pain concepts and a must for people who treat patients with chronic pain.

Leiðbeinandi: Mark Comerford

Skráning hefst 1.september

This module and all the related Kinetic Control courses, seek to deliver the ability for you to help all patients to move better, feel better and do more. These courses present movement as the vehicle supplying choice in people’s life, for life; a perspective shifting the emphasis away from pain and pathology, placing movement and movement health at the centre of intervention strategies. The two days of this particular module, employ a movement focused philosophy to those issues related to alignment and co-ordination, considering how both factors may influence any one individual’s movement health.

This module evaluates alignment and offers a classification and clinical interpretation of sustained, habitual alignments effect on movement. This evaluation process directs therapists towards a means of establishing a more optimised movement system. The observation and analysis of patterns of muscle synergies in functional tasks is examined and options for retraining more efficient movement strategies are presented.

Leiðbeinendur: Deborah Falla og Martin B. Josefsen

Athugið. Þetta námskeið er eingöngu opið fyrir þá sem hafa lokið við grunnkúrsinn, Master class, Part I.

Advanced Course – Part II (3 days) This course focuses on: clinical problem solving with supervised practice and repetition of relevant examination- and treatment techniques. It includes supplemental topics relevant to assessment and treatment of headache and dizziness disorders.