Ever struggled to diagnose a tricky patient presentation?
You know the cases. The ones where you’ve tried everything you can think of and still your assessments are just too generic to get to the root cause of their pain.
Your training, experience and expertise are telling you that your assessment criteria just doesn’t cater for the intricate differences and individual needs to your patient’s lower extremity complaints.
Especially when you come across tough cases that don’t present or respond as you’ve been taught they “should”.
Ensuring you have the most robust set of assessments possible is absolutely essential if you want to handle even the most complex of cases.
The best clinicians have the best assessments in their toolkits
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16 hours
of in-person, advanced, professional training
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Specific assessment techniques
for identifying lower extremity dysfunction
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20:1
student to instructor ratio
The Outline
Course Objectives
Instructors
Dr. Eryn Simon
Dr. Eryn Simon believes in the human body’s resilience. She knows with the right education and guidance people can overcome pain and return to the activities they love. As an expert in human movement, she strives to get her clients back to fearless movement.
Dr. Simon attended Walsh University where received her Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. She then went on to pursue her Doctorate in Physical Therapy at The Ohio State University. After working as a clinician in a busy outpatient clinic, she knew she could do more to help people but needed a different environment. In spring of 2019, Dr. Simon opened Sole Physical Therapy, in Columbus Ohio. This is where she currently provides in person treatments along with virtual consultations for Gait Happens.
