On this course we will discuss
- Treatment options
- Case examples
Participants are taught to clinically reason research articles, testing procedures, and hypothesise potentially implicated structures to reason best management for each individual.
This course is suited for the therapist involved in the treatment of patients with acute, unresolved or persistent pain or dysfunction of Upper Quarter origin. Skills taught on this course can be applied equally to the sporty (recreational & elite) as well as the inactive patient, from young children to the elderly.
A revision of the anatomy of the shoulder girdle (glenohumeral, scapulo-thoracic & scapulo-humeral) and cervical spine is essential for all participants prior to attending this course.
Presenter: Tanya Bell-Jenje
In this 2 hour webinar recording, we are happy to bring you Part 6 of Tanya’s 6 part Online internationally acclaimed Upper Quarter course.
The Upper Quarter is an integrated physiological system both anatomically & biomechanically. For this reason, assessment & management of upper quarter pain & dysfunction should respect various co-relationships for best outcomes.
I liked how the functioning of muscles relate to one another in terms of superficial and deep muscle systems and the associated rehabilitation I like how the stability systems of the neck and shoulder are thoroughly explained It's an essesntial course for any physiotherapist to do