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Graston Technique Advanced Training

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Course overview

This course will emphasize a Graston Technique examination and treatment approach for musculoskeletal dysfunction/mechanical pain that can be applied in all patient cases. Components of the GT examination will include movement loss, lesion localization and resistive testing. Preventative/corrective exercises to augment the GT intervention will be discussed. Participants will learn to select and implement the most efficient and effective GT interventions, while restoring function and alleviating pain. The goal of this course is to advance the clinicians skills in the successful management of musculoskeletal dysfunction using Graston Technique and movement.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Physical Therapy Practice

Physical Therapist

13.5h General

Physical Therapist Assistant

13.5h General

Nevada Physical Therapy Board

Physical Therapist

14h Certified Activities

Physical Therapist Assistant

14h Certified Activities

Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision - Physical Therapy

Physical Therapist

13.5h Professional Development Course Work/Activities

Physical Therapist Assistant

13.5h Professional Development Course Work/Activities

Disclosure statements

IGraston Technique must disclose to potential registrants and at the start of the program each instructor’s relevant financial and nonfinancial relationships to the program content. The provider must also disclose when instructors have no relevant financial and nonfinancial relationships.

 

Graston Technique program instructors, as well as program sponsors, are required to declare any and all potential or actual conflict of interest at the beginning of each program. Other than Graston Technique®, the unique technique being taught within certain programs, no registered, trademarked or copyrighted material, products or techniques will be specifically promoted within the program. Eliminate branded, product specific narrative from program.