Joint Therapeutics Course

This 2-day course will provide you with a practical and clinically relevant approach to treating joint related pain and movement limitation.
The Joint Therapeutics course includes passive and active joint mobilisation techniques for the whole body, with a focus on helping you make clinically reasoned decisions on when, where and why you would utilise them.
Learn how to identify joint related dysfunction quickly and effectively and then how apply the right technique with progressions, to get immediate results.

This course integrates the most current evidence relating to joint mobilisation principles and mechanism of action, with a goal oriented focus to reduce pain and improve outcomes with your patients.

This highly practical workshop covers the following:

  • Describe the mechanisms and neurophysiology of joint mobilisation techniques and pain modulation

    Attendees will be able to explore and explain the underlying mechanisms and neurophysiological responses associated with various joint mobilisation techniques, and how they can be applied to reduce pain and improve movement.

  • Integrate pain neuroscience principles into manual therapy

    Attendees will be able to incorporate contemporary pain neuroscience into the assessment and manual therapy treatment of patients with movement-related pain.

  • Apply progressive manual therapy techniques

    Attendees will be able to apply and adapt manual therapy approaches to effectively assess and treat functional movement deficits and movement-related pain.

  • Perform physical assessments

    Attendees will integrate objective physical assessment methods, including functional movement testing, orthopaedic special tests, hand-held dynamometry, and algometry, into their manual therapy practice.

  • Gain a deeper understanding of 3D musculoskeletal anatomy and joint biomechanics

    Attendees will explore joint biomechanics and anatomy in three dimensions using detailed presentation notes and complete anatomy software.

  • Identify clinical presentations of joint-related pain:

    Attendees will understand and discuss the clinical signs, symptoms, and mechanisms of injury associated with common joint-related pain presentations.

  • Apply joint mobilisation techniques across all regions of the body

    Attendees will demonstrate proficiency in applying both passive and active joint mobilisation techniques to the foot and ankle, knee, hip, sacroiliac joint, lumbar spine, thoracic spine, cervical spine, shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand.

  • Engage in case study discussions

    Attendees will participate in discussions and apply joint mobilisation techniques within case study activities to enhance clinical decision-making skills.

  • Discuss the scientific evidence on joint mobilisation

    Attendees will be guided through the scientific evidence related to the mechanisms of action, pain science, and the efficacy of joint mobilisation techniques.

  • Transition from passive to active treatment

    Attendees will develop strategies to bridge the gap between passive joint mobilisation techniques and active patient participation in treatment.

  • Enhance clinical reasoning and assessment skills

    Attendees will improve their assessment techniques and clinical reasoning abilities, allowing for more effective treatment planning and execution.

  • Teach and apply home-based self-mobilisation techniques

    Attendees will be able to instruct patients in self-mobilisation techniques to support ongoing management and recovery at home.

PLUS! UPON SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE COURSE, YOU WILL GAIN ACCESS TO A COMPREHENSIVE VIDEO LIBRARY INCLUDING INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS OF ALL TECHNIQUES COVER IN THE 2-DAY PRACTICAL WORKSHOP.

This course is suitable for manual therapists who wish to build on their undergraduate training and develop a specialised set of skills to help patients with joint related presentations or limitations in movement.

Physiotherapists

Myotherapists

Remedial massage

Occupational Therapists

Chiropractors

Osteopaths

Exercise physiologists

This course provides 16 hours of Professional Development
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English Language: Please note that proficiency in written and verbal communication in English is essential for participation in ACE courses. Being able to understand and communicate clearly in English is a requirement for safety purposes, and to ensure that you and your fellow students get the most out of your learning experience. If it is deemed that your English proficiency is not suitable for safe participation in the course, this may result in your registration being cancelled and you may not be eligible for a refund.