VCU in Richmond, VA on March 21, 2020

This one day course will examine current best evidence for return to sport after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. Attendees will have the chance to select and implement best assessment strategies in an interactive lecture and lab based course for physical therapists, as well as other rehabilitation professionals.

Vancouver, BC on March 28-29, 2020

This two-day course will equip the participant to clinically examine and diagnose hip pain as well as gain an understanding about what the literature does and does not say. Participants will gain skills to screen competing diagnoses and be able to discuss and detail post-surgical as well as non-surgical physical therapy rehabilitation for the individual with hip...

Mankato, Minnesota - April 3rd to 4th, 2020

The rate of surgical intervention for patients with hip pain has increased 2500% in a recent seven-year period, the largest encountered for any region of the body. Post-surgical protocols for these surgical interventions vary widely and are poorly reported while non-surgical intervention (e.g. physical therapy) has had limited reporting in the literature. This two-day course will equip the participant to clinically examine and diagnose hip pain as well as gain an understanding about what the literature does and does not say. Participants will gain skills to screen competing diagnoses and be able to discuss and detail post-surgical as well as non-surgical physical therapy rehabilitation for the individual with hip pain while balancing that with understanding of surgical procedure and individual patient variability.

Wichita, KS August 29-30, 2020

This course offers participants advanced methods in the clinical examination, diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of lumbar spine and hip conditions. Participants can expect to learn innovative and creative interventions for the treatment of different lumbar spine and hip conditions. A scientific, yet practical approach will be instructed and demonstrated for the examination and assessment of the hip. Theoretical instruction, practical lab based sessions and discussions about clinical cases will allow the attendee the opportunity to learn and integrate examination techniques based on the latest scientific evidence.

Bozeman, Montana - September 12th to 13th, 2020

The rate of surgical intervention for patients with hip pain has increased 2500% in a recent seven-year period, the largest encountered for any region of the body. Post-surgical protocols for these surgical interventions vary widely and are poorly reported while non-surgical intervention (e.g. physical therapy) has had limited reporting in the literature. This two-day course will equip the participant to clinically examine and diagnose hip pain as well as gain an understanding about what the literature does and does not say. Participants will gain skills to screen competing diagnoses and be able to discuss and detail post-surgical as well as non-surgical physical therapy rehabilitation for the individual with hip pain while balancing that with understanding of surgical procedure and individual patient variability.

The rate of return to sport (RTS) after surgery and post-surgical physical therapy rehabilitation for most lower extremity injuries is not completely clear as it is often difficult to discriminate between RTS and return to playing at the previous level of sporting activity. Recent publications have attempted to clarify this discrepancy, but require further education...

This Course is available upon request.

The rate of surgical intervention for patients with hip pain has increased 2500% in a recent seven-year period, the largest encountered for any region of the body. Post-surgical physical therapy protocols for these surgical interventions vary widely and are poorly reported while non-surgical physical therapy intervention....

This Course is available upon request.