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Concussion Foundations

Designed specifically for Musculoskeletal, Manual, and Exercise Therapists, this course will be highly applicable and useable for general practitioners who want a toolkit to assess, guide, educate, treat, and rehab concussion clients.

VANCOUVER in February CALGARY in May VICTORIA in October

The T.M.J. Connection

With approximately 12% of the population suffering from tempero-mandibular dysfunction, our industry is in need of a fresh — and more importantly, integrated — approach to studying, assessing, diagnosing, treating, and rehabbing the temporomandibular joint.

CALGARY in February TORONTO in April VANCOUVER in December

The LGBTQ Athlete

Our responsibility as health providers is the be inclusive and understanding of all. In this course, we will explore the fundamental physiological, physical, societal, emotional, and organizational challenges faced by athletes belonging to the LGBTQ+ community.

CALGARY in March TORONTO in 2023 VANCOUVER in 2023

Reflex Locomotion According to Vojta

Complex movement requires global muscular interactions that allow us to verticalize during the first year of life. Understanding these global muscle plays, identifying their deficits, and how to restore muscular synergy for ideal movement is the goal of reflex locomotion.

*This will be the last time this course is offered, as the North American Instructor is retiring from teaching courses.

VANCOUVER in March Vancouver is last course ever! Vancouver is last course ever!

E.L.D.O.A (Level 1 & 2)

An ELDOA consists of creating a full-body position that will target a specific articular functional unit. Through active movement, the inferior segment is fixated while the superior segment is mobilized.

VANCOUVER in April CALGARY in 2023 TORONTO in 2023

Clinical Neurodynamic Solutions

Neurodynamics is the study, assessment, and treatment of the movement of the peripheral nervous system. Michael Shacklock originated the concept in 1995 with his paper in the British Journal Physiotherapy, forming future scientific cornerstones to be applied in clinical practice.

VANCOUVER in April CALGARY in October HALIFAX in 2023

Evaluation and Management of the Ice Hockey Athlete

This one-day course will explore the unique challenges of evaluating and managing injuries in the ice hockey athlete. Topics will range from the biomechanical and physiological demands of the sport to how to properly evaluate, treat, and safely return the athlete to the ice

TORONTO in May CALGARY in June VANCOUVER in September

The Athlete’s Hip

As hip pain has become more prominent among athletes, surgical procedures have increased exponentially while conservative management has lagged behind. Participants will learn how to evaluate, treat, and return athletes presenting with intra-articular and extra-articular pathology.

TORONTO in May CALGARY in June VANCOUVER in September

Pediatric Science – The Infant Course

For clinicians looking to understand all things health and wellness for the client between 0 days old and onset of walking. A broad array of topics will be covered to enable non-specialist therapists to make critical decisions and interventions for the health of infants and their families.

CALGARY in September VANCOUVER in November TORONTO in November

Therapeutic Movement & Exercise

Ft Ben Cormack

Exercise and movement are fantastic tools to help our patients, but the complexity and uncertainty of clinical practice can make its application tough. What’s the best exercise? What if I underload, overload, or even make them worse? What does the evidence say I should do?

VANCOUVER in October TORONTO in 2023 CALGARY in 2023

Osteo-Articular Joint Pumping of the Lower Limb

Fluid is a major element of the fasciae. The proper flow of fluid — within the fibers and ground substance, within an articulation, from one fascia to another and during acute and chronic inflammatory processes —  is requisite for optimal physiological and biomechanical function.

CALGARY in October TORONTO in 2023 VANCOUVER in 2023

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