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Are you looking for an evidence-based way to help people with Foot and Ankle dysfunction?
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Explore the mysteries of foot and ankle dysfunction and evidence-based solutions for improved patient outcomes. In many situations, the foot and ankle could be the primary cause of pain but there are other considerations that could be causative factors. Come and unravel the mystery of foot and ankle issues and leave with the knowledge and tools to provide improved outcomes for your patients. This course will cover:
After completion, you will have the knowledge and practical tools to:
This will be two 3 hour in-clinic courses at our Burnaby Metrotown location. It will also be live-streamed for therapists interested in attending virtually. All material is Evidence-Based. Clinical experience and opinions will be clearly delineated For further information about the author and their approach:Paul Kinniston! |
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Course Information:
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Date: January 22 and Feb 26, 2023 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Location: painPRO Metrotown. Space is limited to the first 20 registrants.
“Dr. Snell is great at Assimilating information. This ability has resulted in the forming of a patient-empowering, systematic and actionable approach to addressing the most common form of lower back pain.”
Adam Milsop, DC
Past Events
2017
July 30: Pelvic pain – Sandi Hilton PT
October 29: painBC course – Eric Purves RMT
2018
July 17 & 20: ICBC and active rehab – Shireen Mistry KIN
September 9 & 30: K-Box 1st education series – Tony McDougall DC
September 15 & 16: The Clinical Companion to FixYourOwnBack.com – Dr Phillip Schnell
Nov 20 & 27: San Diego Pain conference video viewing – no-cost event
2019
January 20: The basics of the shoe and orthotic recommendations, what to use them for, and when to refer.
February 24: Concussion education evening – Shireen Mistry KIN
April 14 & 25: ICBC and research updates – Bodhi Haraldsson RMT
May 24: The Shoulder – Kevin Thorneloe RMT
June 23: The therapeutic relationship: empathy and rapport building – Jen Moudahi RMT
2020
No courses due to Covid 19
2021
May 2 & 21: The therapeutic relationship: empathy and rapport building – Jen Moudahi RMT
May 19 & 23: Concussion Education – Shireen Mistry KIN
October 24: LAST Shoulder Course – Robert Libbey RMT
2022
Sept 18: Concussion Education Part 1- Shireen Mistry KIN
Oct 16: Concussion Education Part 2- Shireen Mistry KIN
Oct 23: Concussion Education Part 3- Shireen Mistry KIN
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painPRO Coal Harbour
1112 West Pender Street
Suite 705
Vancouver, BC V6E 2S1
Tel: 604-688-0029
Email: contact@painproclinics.com
painPRO City Square
555 West 12th Avenue
Suite 495 WEST TOWER
Vancouver, BC, V5Z 3X7
Tel: 604-876-0029
Email: contact@painproclinics.com
painPRO Burnaby Metrotown
4710 Kingsway
Suite 2148
Burnaby, BC, V5H 4J5
Tel: 604-409-4318
Email: contact@painproclinics.com
painPRO North Surrey City Centre
10366 136A Street
Suite 104
Surrey, BC V3T 5R3
Tel: 604-930-8210
Email: contact@painproclinics.com
painPRO Surrey Memorial
13737 96th Ave
Suite 507
Surrey, BC V3V 0C6
Tel: 604-800-9656
Email: contact@painproclinics.com
painPRO Coquitlam Centre
2950 Glen Dr
Suite 501
Coquitlam, BC V3B 0J1
Tel: 604-684-0029
Email: coquitlam@painproclinics.com
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