This course gives clinicians the ability to identify both exactly when and how to retrain translation control deficits within their patients. It gives clinicians a systemised framework for the management of recurrence through an evidence based assessment and retraining of multiple local stabiliser muscle synergists Targeted retraining strategies are explored to manage episodes of recurrence at the neck, shoulder, hip and low back.

The course considers muscle synergist’s translation control capabilities so as to reduce recurrence and restore confident, sustained pain-free function. Practical skills will be gained in managing these impairments at the hip, shoulder, neck and low back to manage persisting presentations.

Key features

• Identifying people whose symptoms respond to local muscle retraining,
• Improving clinical decision-making processes regarding who should start withearly or late, local muscle training in rehab
• Practical strategies for managing presentations at hip, shoulder, neck and low back
• Targeted retraining intervention, allowing clinicians to be increasingly time efficient in addressing their patients’ recurrence risk
• Develop skills to successfully use clinical tools and a movement focused framework to change the mechanisms of movement impairment associated to local stabiliser system