Do your patients understand the exercises, education and information you give
them? An evening lecture with Sean Gibbons
(See below for who this course is aimed, course dates and previous participant
reviews)Please see details of the much more
extensive 2 day course by
clicking here
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Due to a slower than hoped for response to this evening and the 10th - 11th May date which Sean
is also doing and to prevent inconveniencing both participants and Sean, we are postponing
both events until 2009. We are so sorry for any inconvenience.
Please email us with your interest and as soon as we know the new details we can
let you know.
Course Description
This evening
lecture will cover the cognitive skills required for clients to learn specific
motor control exercises. The results of two original RCT’s (acute & chronic
pain) will be discussed with reference to the characteristics of the subjects in
the studies who did and did not respond to the motor control exercise
intervention. The Motor Control Abilities Questionnaire is a new tool that has
been developed to identify who can and cannot learn specific motor control
exercises. The development and clinical application of this took will be
covered.
Alternative
rehabilitation options for people who do not respond to specific motor control
exercise will also be discussed.
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Understand
the learning skills required for specific motor control exercise
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Be aware of
the types of dysfunction that occur following acute pain & chronic pain
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Appreciate
the importance of sub-classification of musculoskeletal dysfunction
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Be able to
take a history to screen for cognitive learning dysfunction
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Critical
analysis of the literature on motor control stability exercises
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Understand
why clients may not respond to a specific motor control exercise program
Who is this course aimed at?
This course is aimed at all musculoskeletal therapists and those who teach
exercise.
Course Dates
Do your patients understand the exercises, education and information you give
them? An evening lecture with Sean Gibbons
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