Do
you have clients with:
Poor
coordination and movement
Atypical
pain patterns
Neurodevelopmental
Disorders
If
so,
-
Midline and Body Image rehab rehab is what you need
This population
represents a specific subgroup of patients we see.
This course is suitable for orthopaedic, paediatric,
vestibular, and neurological physiotherapists
Normal
healthy coordination and body image are learned during the neurodevelopmental
process. This includes primitive reflexes (PR) and key postural reflexes such
as, labyrinthine righting, segmental
rolling and crawling.
Motor imagery is directly linked
with musculoskeletal body image. Motor imagery is required for motor skill
learning, and motor planning. A subgroup of people do not have adequate motor
skill learning and have a poor musculoskeletal body image. A subgroup of people
do not have adequate motor skill learning.
The brain needs to know what
is happening in the body. When this information is deficient the brain will
change behaviour and / or movement to get this information. Pain and other
symptoms can be produced as a result. It is now clear that our virtual brain
and body image are involved in pain states. In some cases they can be a primary
cause of the pain state.
Musculoskeletal body image
pain is a type of central pain that results from extremely poor body image and
is not central sensitization. This is easy to rehabilitate once diagnosed.
You will leave with a clear understanding of how to
diagnose musculoskeletal body image deficits along
with the appropriate subjective history, physical examination and outcome
measures to use.
You will be able to develop a rehabilitation program
for clients with altered musculoskeletal body image and have appropriate progressions and problem
solving strategies.
This course has
numerous novel evidence based therapies based upon original research of
midline, musculoskeletal body image pain. Regardless of your experience you
will obtain numerous new skills in assessment and rehab.
You
will be able to: successfully treat many patients you could not previously
rehab; treat some people more quickly, get better outcomes with some patients
Course Objectives:
The participant
will be equipped to:
· Perform a targeted motor imagery assessment
· Assess body image through a subjective history,
questionnaires and physical assessment
· Assess and rehabilitate Midline and related sensory
functions
· Develop a rehabilitation program for body image
disorders with appropriate starting points and progressions
Testimonial
This
course is a game changer. Sean continues to push physiotherapists to think
beyond the standard orthopedic model, incorporating neurological,
neuro-developmental, functional medicine and original research into a model
that answers so many questions regarding each patient's unique pain experience.
His midline and musculoskeletal body image work is revolutionary. Chris Barber Advanced
Physiotherapy Centres UK
WHAT
WILL YOU GET FORM THIS COURSE THAT YOU MAY NOT ALREADY HAVE?
Accurate Sub-classification
Quickly predict suitable treatment. No wasting time.
Midline & Musculoskeletal Body Image Pain
We will show you how to assess for musculoskeletal
body image pain and rehabilitation strategies. This subtype of central pain can
be rehabilitated quickly.
Improve Motor Control &
Motor Skill Learning
Not everyone can learn to easily change their
movement. We will show you how to screen for it and how to do it.
Postural & Primitive
Reflexes
Immediately change movement patterns, help people who
cannot learn and musculoskeletal body image pain
Neurodevelopmental Process
This can be used for rehabilitation of orthopaedic
patients, neurological rehab of adults and children, as well as central pain
and balance retraining.
Regardless of how much knowledge you have you will
benefit from knowing:
• Screening
for non mechanical pain
• Specific Neurodevelopmental Rehab
• Strategies
for the treatment of central pain
• Rehab
of musculoskeletal body image & midline
Facilitator
Sean Gibbons graduated from Manchester University in
1995. He has been rehabilitating movement patterns for over 25 years. His PhD was
on the development of a prescriptive clinical prediction rule for specific
motor control exercises in low back pain. Key new sub-classifications were
identified: Neurological Factors, which are related to extremely poor movement
and the ability to learn to coordination exercises; Midline as a sensory system
which is critical to Central Body Image Pain; and
Neuro-Immune-Cardiometabolic-Endocrine dys-regulation, which is critical for
Central Sensitization and Psychosocial Factors. His current work follows this
and aims to further understand the mechanisms of non mechanical pain and the
Individual Factors influencing treatment. His dissection and research into
psoas major, gluteus maximus and other muscles has led to the development of
new rehabilitation options. He has presented his research at national and
international conferences and has several journal publications and book
chapters on related topics. He is an Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct) at
McMaster's Advanced Orthopaedic Musculoskeletal / Manipulative Physiotherapy
specialization and has lectured at Manchester Metropolitan University's Masters
in Advanced Physiotherapy program.
Course Fee: £250.00 (+ VAT = £300.00)
10% discount for:
• Bring mates - Group: 3 or more
(Must register
together as a group at the same time)
• New
Physio Grads 2018 or 2019
(discounts cannot be combined together)
15% discount if Repeating the
course
(cannot be used in conjunction with above)
20% discount for Early Bird
Register by Jan 24, 2020
Date: May
16-17, 2020
For a registration form email: stabilityphysio@gmail.com
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