Leiðbeinandi: Tim Beams

ATH að verð fyrir aðila að fagdeild FS er 66.000.- frá og með 5. júlí 2019

This 2-day course explores complex pain states by considering the dynamic interactions of brain, body and world. It uses Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) as a reference point to understand the experience and perception of the person in pain. During the course participants will be introduced to first-person (patient) perspectives and pain journeys through videos and case studies. There will be discussions and debates to allow a thorough reflection of the picture of pain, in particular considering where vulnerability/susceptibility and tolerance/resilience meet the person in pain and their wellbeing.

Leiðbeinandi: Krishna Gundapudi

The overall goal of this course is to discuss new concepts in the assessment and treatment of balance impairments leading to loss of functional independence and falls in both neurologic, geriatric and pediatric populations. The course will review research related to the physiological basis for normal and impaired balance and consider the application of this research in the assessment and treatment of balance disorders. This course was developed by Marjorie Woollacott and Anne Shumway-Cook.

Leiðbeinandi: Dr Nicholas C. Clark

ATH verð fyrir aðila að fagdeild FS er 61.000.- frá og með 30.8.2019

Become a specialist in the most important stages of rehabilitation for agility sport athletes with knee soft tissue injury or surgery

Course Aim: To present you with the scientific information and rehabilitation strength training techniques necessary for you to have knowledge and understanding of advanced concepts in a biopsychosocial approach to early- and middle-stage knee rehabilitation, so that you're always able to design an athlete-centred, collaborative, clinically-reasoned, evidence-informed, and justifiable exercise rehabilitation programme for your agility-sport athletes with ACL, PCL, MCL, and meniscus injury and surgery.

Leiðbeinandi: Greg Lehman BKin, MSc, DC, MScPT

Significant research in the pain neurosciences and biomechanics field often appears to

undermine the reasoning and justifications for many of the traditional therapeutic approaches and techniques of the many rehabilitation professions. By addressing both the weaknesses and strengths of the biomechanical approach we can see that treatment can be much simpler, congruent with the cognitive, neuroscience approach and best evidenced based practice. This course provides a framework to utilize an alternative biomechanical approach that blends neuroscience pain education. This course teaches the therapist how to teach patients about pain science in a treatment framework that still utilizes specific/corrective exercise and manual therapy. Therapists are taught a model of treatment that simplifies the assessment process and the treatment.

Leiðbeinandi: Jeremy Lewis

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.