Integrated Approach to Neuromusculoskeletal Disorders

How should you treat elite athletes who present to you with complex pathology (muscle dysfunction, strength and flexibility components and underlying joint dysfunction) and a prolonged history of unsatisfactory previous treatment?

This on-line course provides effective solutions for the rapid resolution of chronic, complex groin and thigh pain involving local myofascial injury with associated joint dysfunction.

What is manual therapy? How is it combined with active movement? What is the effect of this?

Find out how to apply this technique and learn about how to use it as an assessment tool for peripheral joints.

What is manual therapy? How is it combined with active movement? What is the effect of this?

Find out how to apply this technique and learn about how to use it as an assessment tool for peripheral joints.

Low back pain is a common disabling disorder that affects almost every individual at least once in their life time.

This on-line course provides insight into several treatment techniques that can be applied to spinal pain patients through the use of clinical examples.

This course reflects on the possible role that this methodology can play within a constantly changing physiotherapy practice.

What is manual therapy? How is it combined with active movement? What is the effect of this?

Find out how to apply this technique and learn about how to use it as an assessment tool for peripheral joints.

Did you know that ankle injury is arguably the most common sport injury? And did you know that a sprained ankle also has a high frequency of recurrence?

Is there anything you can do to reduce the pain and improve the function of a sprained ankle – or should you just tell your patient to let the natural recovery process take its course?

Two case studies described in this on-line course demonstrate approaches that provide rapid and significant improvement and provoke some interesting food for thought.

Dizziness is an extremely common complaint yet is also a very difficult condition to diagnose – and therefore to treat. This on-line course demonstrates how manual therapy can substantially reduce symptoms of cervicogenic dizziness.

TMJ affects millions of people around the world, most of whom are young women. Because the condition is multifactorial in nature (articular, myofascial, intra articular disc, cervical spine and stress) it is a challenging disorder to treat.

This on-line course will demonstrate how manual therapy techniques can be applied in order to render the movement painless as well as help to maintain correct anatomical relationships between the affected components while normal movement patterns are re-established.

Headache is a common and often incapacitating condition. It is estimated that a headache in some form is experienced by at least 50% of the population, often leading to a visit to a general practitioner or physiotherapist. The number of structures and disorders capable of causing headaches is considerable. This on-line course describes a case study of a patient with chronic headaches which had not been helped by range of previous interventions given by the patient’s GP, Neurologist and other healthcare professionals. The course will teach you/or show you a thorough assessment and subsequently effective evidence based treatment. The neurophysiological effect of the treatment is provided.