Treating the Complex Shoulder: Soft Tissue Therapy and Corrective Exercise

Course overview

This course is designed for rehabilitation and healthcare professionals seeking comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in managing shoulder injuries and disorders. Presented by Rebecca Tyler, a highly regarded osteopath, sports massage therapist, and athletic trainer with extensive experience in musculoskeletal rehabilitation, this course delves deep into the intricacies of shoulder anatomy, common pathologies, and evidence-based treatment strategies. Gain invaluable insights and practical techniques through over 3.5 hours of video classes led by Rebecca Tyler. From understanding shoulder anatomy to mastering step-by-step treatment and rehabilitation protocols, this course equips you with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively assess, treat, and rehabilitate a wide range of shoulder pathologies. Course Features Detailed exploration of shoulder anatomy and its relevance to common pathologies. Comprehensive coverage of shoulder pathologies, including frozen shoulder, rotator cuff injuries, shoulder impingement, labral tears, and more. Evidence-based treatment and rehabilitation protocols tailored to each specific pathology. Practical demonstrations and case studies to enhance understanding and application of concepts. Access to a 180-page fully illustrated course text for reference and review. Objectives: Upon completion of this course, participants will: 1. Explain shoulder anatomy and its relationship to common shoulder pathologies. 2. Identify and differentiate between various shoulder pathologies based on clinical presentation and diagnostic findings. 3. Demonstrate the comprehensive assessment of shoulder function and mobility. 4. Implement evidence-based treatment strategies, including manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercises, and modalities, to address specific shoulder pathologies. 5. Describe the step-by-step rehabilitation protocols for optimal recovery and functional outcomes. 6. Formulate individualized treatment plans based on patient presentation and goals. 7. State the best practices in patient education and injury prevention strategies to optimize long-term shoulder h