Course Description:

Title: The Painful Shoulder: Complex Complicated
Presented by: Adam Meakins, Specialist Physiotherapist, Sports Scientist and Strength and Conditioning Coach
Date: Friday, March 24th & Saturday, March 25th, 2023
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM on Friday
9:00 AM – 4:30 PM on Saturday

Course Description: A fun and informal workshop packed full of evidence-based information designed for all therapists regardless of their experience or profession, who are looking for a patient-centered, pragmatic approach to the assessment and management of painful shoulder issues.
The course aims to give all attendees the confidence that doing the simple things well is both effective and evidence based. It will cut through a lot of the confusion and complexity to give you a clearer, simpler, more practical way to assess and manage shoulder issues.
The course doesn’t promise any fancy techniques, miracle cures, or quick fixes. Instead, it focuses on simple, honest, practical approaches giving a lot of information and ideas that can be used with patients dealing with painful shoulders.

Learning Objectives:
1.   Explain the assessment, management, and treatment of the most commonly encountered shoulder problems.
2.   Generate how to best assess and diagnose painful shoulders.
3.   Discuss some common myths and misconceptions around shoulder anatomy, biomechanics, assessments, and pathology.
4.   Identify how to best assess shoulder movement, strength, endurance, power, proprioception, and its kinetic chain.
5.   Devise a plan for all levels of shoulder rehab exercises and learn how to design a comprehensive and progressive rehab program.
Required materials and equipment for this course: Lab Clothing

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