COURSE OUTLINE
- A 1-day "whistle-stop" tour of painful shoulder assessment and management
- Suitable for all MSK therapists regardless of their professional titles or experience.
- Who want a simple yet more evidence-informed way to assess painful shoulders.
- Who want a clear, adaptable, person-centred approach for painful shoulders.
- Who want to cut through a lot of the unnecessary complexity and confusion around painful shoulders.
- Who want realistic, practical, and pragmatic options for helping painful shoulders.
COURSE OBJECTIVES
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Simplify your assessment, diagnosis and management of the most commonly encountered shoulder problems.
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Expose the common myths and misconceptions around shoulder anatomy, biomechanics and pathology.
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Explore how to best assess and diagnose the common causes of shoulder pain.
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Learn how to assess strength, power, endurance, and proprioception of the shoulder.
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Understand how to develop rehab programs that people actually want to do and get great results.
COURSE FEEDBACK
COURSE TIMETABLE
0900-0930: Simplifying the Painful Shoulder
0930-1030: Shoulder Assessment Principles
1030-1045: Coffee
1045-1230: The Stiff and Painful Shoulder
1230-1300: Lunch
1300-1430: The Loose and Painful Shoulder
1430-1445: Coffee
1445-1630: The Weak and Painful Shoulder
1630-1700: Summary, Q&A, Close
COURSE LOCATION
The Lewin Physio & Sports Injury Clinic
65 New North Road
Hainault
Essex
IG6 2UE
See more about the course venue HERE
COURSE TUTOR
Adam is an Extended Scope Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist specialising in the assessment and management of shoulder and upper limb issues
He also has a degree in Sport & Exercise Science and is a qualified Strength & Conditioning Coach.
He has over 25 years of clinical experience working in both the NHS and private sectors, as well as in professional sports.
Adam has been teaching his simple, honest, evidence-based approach all over the world for 15 years, and is still working clinically and is actively involved in various research projects.
You can follow Adam on social media by looking up "The Sports Physio"
