Working with clients that have shoulder dysfunction can be challenging. This course provides a practical evidence-informed pathway that uses special testing for the purpose of guiding treatment decisions. Included are the concepts of assessing and treating motion deficits based on scapular and glenohumeral motor control, soft tissue restrictions, neural mobility restrictions, and thoracic spine stiffness.
This hybrid course includes independent study components (recorded lectures and demonstrations) which are completed prior to the on-site training, allowing the in-person sessions to be heavily lab-based.
Covered motion-based interventions consist of:
- taping
- neural mobilization
- instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM)
- negative pressure soft tissue mobilization (NPSTM) or cupping
- corrective exercises
Please dress to allow access to your entire upper quarter to enhance the learning process.
