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Orthopedic Manual Therapy of the Cervical Spine - SOD

Tracking # 20-800255

$65.00

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Method Computer-Based Training

Course overview

This course is ideal for therapists and athletic trainers that want to enhance their manual skills to help their patients with pain in the cervical spine area. First, a hands-on treatment approach for patients with musculoskeletal disorders of the cervical spine should start with a comprehensive evaluation. When assessing a patient with pain in the cervical region, the neck, the upper back, and the entire upper dynamic chain should be reviewed. This course covers a variety of treatment techniques and uses extensive videos for demonstration. Topics include Pain Science Education, Cupping & IASTM, cervical joint mobilizations, the BPS model, and progressive exercise therapy from isometrics to fitness and weightlifting. Get comfortable treating the upper cervical spine, the mid-cervical spine, and upper thoracic region.

Subject areas

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

Florida Board of Athletic Training

Athletic Trainer

3h General

Florida Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

3h General

Florida Board of Physical Therapy Practice

Physical Therapist

3h General

Physical Therapist Assistant

3h General

Georgia Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

3h General

Oklahoma Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision - Physical Therapy

Physical Therapist

3h Professional Development Course Work/Activities

Physical Therapist Assistant

3h Professional Development Course Work/Activities

South Carolina Board of Massage Therapy

Massage Therapist

3h Board approved CE directly related to massage/bodywork therapy

Massage Therapist Provisional

3h Board approved CE directly related to massage/bodywork therapy

South Carolina Board of Physical Therapy

Physical Therapist

3h Certified Activities

Physical Therapy Assistant

3h Certified Activities

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