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neurofascial approach to

FROZEN SHOULDER

about the course

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Sometimes a person’s shoulder will experience a worsening cycle of pain, guarding and inflammatory fibrosis.  Recovery takes months to years. This means a significant loss of capability and comfort, for people otherwise in the prime of their lives.  

 

Worst of all, these folks often receive terrible treatment, based on junky mechanistic models and procedural blindness.  

 

We can do better.  But we need to understand the ecosystem of the glenohumeral joint, and we need to be dynamic in our work.  That’s what this class is about: Giving you a hands-on, mindful approach that dramatically improves your ability to help — and not to hurt — people with ‘adhesive capsulitis’ and related conditions.

 

 

info and skills covered

  • Principles of neurofascial physiology

  • Signs, Symptoms & History Taking in patients with Frozen Shoulder

  • Glenohumeral joint (GH) anatomy & mechanics

  • Innervation & Inflammatory behavior of the GH joint

  • Assessment & Treatment Techniques for pain reduction, capsular mobility, and neuromuscular balance in patients with Frozen shoulder

continuing education certification

ONLINE OR IN-PERSON

  • This 4-hour Continuing Education class is open to all healthcare practitioners licensed in Manual/Massage Therapy, and meets the WA state CE requirements for physical therapy and massage therapy.

NOTE: All virtual classes have a 'live' option, or can be viewed on your own time. All attendees will receive pre-class content, live class recording, supplementary materials, and a follow-up quiz for CE credit.

upcoming classes

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date

Friday, June 28, 2024

10am-2pm

 

class format

In-Person with Livestreamed Option for Virtual Attendees

physical location

Good Shepherd Center

4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Ste 300

Seattle, WA 98103

 

class format

Once registered, attendees will:

  • receive pre-class videos via email to watch in preparation
     

  • class (live or in-person)      (10am-2pm) 
    attend class which includes the above lecture and a hands-on demo/practice session. A Zoom link will be provided for those joining online. A recording of the session will be provided at the end of class

  • receive a follow-up quiz to grant you a Continuing Education Certificate for completion

related content

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A review on Frozen Shoulder

(by Dias et al, 2005)

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