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This course will cover how the capsuloligamentous tissues are involved in shoulder injuries and problems and why joint tissue injuries are considered neuropsychophysiological conditions.

This course will cover:

• A review of shoulder anatomy
• Introduce neurological interventions of joint tissues
• Introduce ligamentous pain referral patterns of the shoulder
• Discuss principles of treatment
• Discuss pain science consideration

In this course we will look at the sensory and mechanical properties of the tissues. We will discuss how ligamentous tissues become injured, their healing process, NEW timelines for Acute-Chronic, neurological innervations, ligamentomuscular reflex and referral patterns.

The course includes the topic of Pain by looking at the most current research and how we can use this information to our advantage to improve our outcomes, thereby improving the quality of life of our patients.

You will gain an understanding of DIM’s and SIM’s, how a patients’ thoughts can lead to imprecise perspectives pertaining to rehab, and why it s not just about what you do but how and what you say that impacts your clinical outcomes.

Case studies are presented which are intended to help you gain an understanding of the impact that pain, dysfunction, communication, therapists terminology and explanatory narratives play on a patients’ perspectives, thoughts, beliefs and expectations.

We will end the course reviewing the 7 Effects of Treatment, the Top 5 Questions patients want answered and reflecting on our actions moving forward.

For further information about the author and his approach:

Robert Libbey!

Vaccine Requirements:

• Entrance into the course will also require you to provide your BC Vaccine Card or similar provided by the BC health authority at the door.
• Covid questionnaires will be emailed 24hrs before class and you are required to complete them again at the course.
• Masks are required to be worn at all times during the course

Course Information:

• Course is free for full-time painPRO contractors and $300 for all other participants