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(HS Frey 065699 2025) Menopause: Joint Health, Mobility & Fall Prevention

Tracking # 20-1353695

$69.99

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Educator PESI, INC.
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Method Computer-Based Training

Course overview

Aching joints. Lingering stiffness. Mobility that's slowly slipping away. These aren't just normal signs of aging--they're often tied to hormonal shifts, inflammation, and movement dysfunction in menopause. In this session, physiotherapist Liz Frey helps clinicians untangle the complex relationship between estrogen loss, joint health, and functional mobility. Learn how to differentiate structural vs. systemic pain, apply movement strategies that support joint longevity, and empower your patients to move with more ease, strength, and confidence. What You'll Walk Away With: A new lens for evaluating joint health in menopause--beyond just "arthritis" Tools to differentiate hormonal vs. mechanical joint issues Strategies to improve mobility without overloading sensitive joints Evidence-backed movement recommendations for hips, knees, spine, and more Techniques to progress or modify exercise based on fatigue, pain, and real-life function Practical approaches for active and deconditioned patients alike More confidence in supporting patients who say, "I'm stiff all the time" or "I don't trust my body anymore"

Subject areas

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

Florida Board of Nursing

APRN Temporary Certificate for Practice in Areas of Critical Need

1.5h General

Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

1.5h General

Licensed Practical Nurse

1.5h General

Registered Nurse

1.5h General

Disclosure statements

Financial: Elizabeth Frey is the owner of PhysioPlus Health Group, an instructor with Rock Tape, and has an employment relationship with Fringe. She is a mentor with Orthopedic Division. She receives a speaking honorarium and recording royalties from PESI, Inc.

Non-financial: Elizabeth Frey is a member of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy and the Women’s Health Division of the CPA.