Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a state-of-the-art, evidence-based clinical counseling method designed for evoking intrinsic motivation for positive health behavior change. Originally developed in the drug and alcohol field, MI is now being widely applied in a variety of settings including health care and criminal justice. This training is for helping professionals who are in the role of counseling clients/patients to make and sustain healthy behavior changes. ...
Training in Motivational Interviewing
February 05, 2022- Total Seat(s): 25
- Left Seat(s): 16
This course is an introduction that incorporates movement assessment via a Repeated Motions exam and a comprehensive Movement Screen. The course emphasis is on Modern Manual Therapy, Pain Science Education and patient self-treatment. Treatment includes use of the EDGE Mobility Tool and EDGE Mobility Bands for Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Manipulation, Spinal Manipulation and Mobilization, and Neurodynamics to promote movement and decrease pain. Clinical Practice Patterns of movement dysfuncti ...
March 05, 2022
- Total Seat(s): 24
- Left Seat(s): 14
Are you seeing more patients than you had been with an invisible condition? Are your differential diagnostic skills proficient enough to detect them when present? Do you feel confident that you are doing everything you can for persons with the biopsychosocial layers within chronic pain, functional neurologic conditions, persistent post concussion, or even persistent postural perceptual disorders. Could it be that these syndromes and disorders are related because of common dysfunctional neuroplas ...
April 23, 2022
- Total Seat(s): 49
- Left Seat(s): 44
If you work with runners, you find that they are constantly battling with injuries instead of running. In Runner’s Core Fix you will learn to assess and train the core for real results. The missing link that frequently is not assessed or trained properly are the breathing muscles. Research has identified the breathing muscles as the #1 factor affecting a runner’s performance and how injury resistant they are.
Building upon this, the Runner’s Core Fix gives you specific tools in an int ...
April 30, 2022
- Total Seat(s): 24
- Left Seat(s): 22
At the highest level, athletes have stored procedural memories, ready to use in their sport. They can adjust these movements in the context of the game with consideration of fatigue, situation, environmental conditions, and opponent. Procedural memories are automatic in nature, and are processed wit ...
Improve memory and cognition in individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion, cerebral vascular accidents (CVA’s) and individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI)/early stage dementia. The single greatest intervention that positively affects memory/cognitive decline regardless ...
Current projections show that up to 10 million US survivors of symptomatic COVID will become long-haulers, potentially showing a myriad of symptoms that persist for weeks and months after recovery. These patients will likely need PT, OT and/or ST to maximize their recoveries, making it imperative ...
The ulnar side of the wrist can be confusing and complicated. View this one day recorded course which focuses on injuries to the ulnar wrist with focus on the TFCC and the ECU. We will start with a live surgical dissection with Dr. Conrad Hamilton where he will walk us through anatomy on a cadav ...
