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The pelvic floor complex provides a counterbalance to the respiratory diaphragm on the top and the bottom of the abdominopelvic organs. Learn to feel the state of pressure within the abdominal balloon and to adjust the abdominal space to make both breathing and pelvic support easier

Anatomy Trains and Myofascial Meridians is a revolutionary idea for understanding whole-body patterning in posture and movement. Anatomy Trains is a new map of the 'anatomy of connection' - precise fascial and myofascial links through the body that lead to new holistic strategies for identifying and resolving complex underlying problems.

Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP) is often felt by the practitioner to be confusing & mystical. It is associated with poorly validated & complicated principles & treatment techniques. Evidence shows that manual therapy & manipulation can only result in short term pain relief. There is no evidence of long term benefits with these techniques. As yet, there are no reliable clinical tests to analyse movement at the Sacro-iliac joint (SIJ), but certain tests to assess lumbo-pelvic load transfer have been validated. Also, pelvic distortions are now known not to be due to ‘positional faults’ but changes in motor control across the SIJ. These altered patterns of motor control are variable between patients. Patients with PGP fall into different sub-groups according to various physical, pathoanatomical and psychosocial factors, including the acuteness or chronicity of their symptoms.

Pudendal Neuralgia (PN) is a myofascial pelvic pain syndrome that often frustrates medical professionals and patients. Common symptoms include burning, stabbing pain in the vagina, anus, perineum, and/or genitals, urinary urgency, frequency and pain, bowel dysfunction and sexual dysfunction...

The Tendon Injury Conference 2010 hosted by Craig Smith, former South African and Nottinghamshire Cricket Team physiotherapist and Director / Owner of Club Physio will bring together the leading international and local sports injury and tendon specialists treating the world’s elite sportsmen and women and will focus on the biology, science, healing and management of tendon injuries.

The purpose of this course to train the professional healthcare practitioner who has an interest in golf mechanics so that they are able to positively influence the quality and longevity of the golfer....

This course is designed to enhance your skills in Pain Management utilizing the principles of Acupuncture and the theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It is designed for those that want to increase their knowledge of Acupuncture, meridian theories, dry needling and Pain Management using these principles.

You were professionally bored and stuck in a routine and you needed something more in your professional capacity! That's why you stumbled upon the Muscle Activation Course - Level 1 and you did it and ever since then you've being crying out for Level 2!!! Well its here! MA Level 2 will keep you thinking out the box and take your Muscle Activation skills to a higher level; literally and figuratively!

Health Care Practitioners are generally excellent at their profession but poor business people with little or no business training or experience. This leaves them vulnerable and to the mercy of who-ever is managing the business side of their practice and who-ever is giving them financial and business advice.

The Sarah Keys Method is a powerfully compelling working hypothesis drawing on a huge, scientific evidence base that includes anatomy, physiology, pathology and spinal biomechanics. By going back to basics, the SKM explains the sequence of breakdown of a lumbar motion segment...

Dry Needling is a cost effective and efficient technique for the treatment of myofascial pain and dysfunction. Myofascial pain syndromes are common conditions faced by the health care practitioner in clinical practice and multiple myofascial trigger point locations often exist.....

Get the latest and most up-to-date ideas and techniques on the Cervical Spine and Upper Quarter from former UCT physio graduate and fully accredited and International Mulligan Concept Teacher Geoff Foat

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