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Clinical Neurodynamics: Upper Quarter Course neurodynamics applied to the cervical spine, shoulder, elbow and wrist The Physiotherapy Practice Monday 20 Tuesday 21 July 2015 What You Learn understand how nerves move painless nerve root mobilisations how to exclude neurodynamic disorders differentiate between musculoskeletal and neurodynamic components make a neurodynamic diagnosis technique progressions from low to high functional levels how to create, select and perform the best techniques for your patients manual precision of neurodynamic technique how to detect contraindications for neurodynamic treatment Organiser: Bodyworks Studio Date: 20 – 21 July 2015 (Mon – Tue) Time: 9am – 5pm Venue: Youngberg Wellness Centre 798 Thomson Road Singapore 298186 Fee: $950 nett CLOSING DATE for registration – FRI 05 JUNE 2015 Please complete and submit the registration form together with your cheque payment to: BODYWORKS STUDIO 302 Orchard Road #07-01 Tong Building Singapore 238862 For enquires, please email [email protected] Course Objectives Improve and develop: manual skills, specifically the ability to feel abnormalities in movement related to the nervous system in the upper quarter abilities in diagnosis and interpretation of neurodynamic testing and musculoskeletal relationships clinician’s repertoire of diagnosis and treatment of techniques safety in relation to neurodynamics Course Contents 1) The concept of neurodynamics 2) Neurodynamic sequencing 3) Effect of bilateral neurodynamic testing on neurodynamics – SLR and upper limb neurodynamic tests 4) Neuropathodynamics – expanding the boundaries and classification of different dysfunctions 5) Neurodynamic testing – MNT1, MNT2, RNT, UNT, RSNT and sensitisation 6) Planning the physical examination – how not to provoke pain but still treat the neurodynamic component. How to sensitise the examination and treatment for hidden neurodynamic problems, level 1,2 and type 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d examinations. 7) Diagnosis of neurodynamic tests – differentiating neural tissue from neuromusculoskeletal tissues, establishing what is normal and abnormal 8) Classification and diagnosis of specific dysfunctions – sliding dysfunction, tension dysfunction, pathophysiological dysfunction, mechanosensitivity dysfunction, mechanical interface dysfunctions, hyperactivity protective muscle dysfunction, innervated tissue dysfunctions. 9) Method of treatment – system of technique progression, hypersensitivity problems, hidden neural component and sensitised examination 10) Treatment progressions – cervical nerve root foraminal opening and closing dysfunctions, neural tension dysfunction, combined neural tension and reduced closing dysfunctions (level/type 3c), thoracic outlet syndrome treatment combinations, medial and lateral elbow pain, carpal tunnel syndrome. Neural tension dysfunction, specific neural siding dysfunctions Applied to Specific Disorders Cervical radiculopathy and cervicobrachialgia Thoracic outlet syndrome Lateral elbow pain Medial elbow pain Carpal tunnel syndrome MICHAEL SHACKLOCK (DipPhysio, MAppSc, FACP) | NDS Instructor, founding director, principal Michael Shacklock is the director and founder of Neurodynamic Solutions (NDS) which is for the express purpose of disseminating and developing improved knowledge of neurodynamics in clinical practice. Michael is an active clinician with more than 30 years' experience in treating patients and is recognised as an international leader in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders with a neural aspect. In addition to his international best seller text book, Clinical Neurodynamics, he has published two other books, Moving in on Pain and Biomechanics of the Nervous System: Breig Revisited. He also authored, co-authored and mentored numerous research projects and articles, commentaries and clinical papers in international peer reviewed journals and is a reviewer for, and is on the International Advisory Board of, Manual Therapy journal, United Kingdom. His special interests are neurodynamics, pain and musculoskeletal function. He continues to give invited presentations and workshops at conferences, elite sporting and sports medicine facilities, universities, hospitals and seminar hosts around the world. COURSE INFORMATION

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! Clinical Neurodynamics: Upper Quarter Course neurodynamics applied to the cervical spine, shoulder, elbow and wrist

The Physiotherapy Practice !

Monday 20 – Tuesday 21 July 2015

What You Learn ▸ understand how nerves move ▸ painless nerve root mobilisations ▸ how to exclude neurodynamic disorders ▸ differentiate between musculoskeletal and

neurodynamic components ▸ make a neurodynamic diagnosis ▸ technique progressions from low to high

functional levels ▸ how to create, select and perform the best

techniques for your patients ▸ manual precision of neurodynamic technique ▸ how to detect contraindications for neurodynamic

treatment !!!!!

Organiser: Bodyworks Studio Date: 20 – 21 July 2015 (Mon – Tue) Time: 9am – 5pm Venue: Youngberg Wellness Centre 798 Thomson Road Singapore 298186 Fee: $950 nett

CLOSING DATE for registration – FRI 05 JUNE 2015 Please complete and submit the registration form together with your cheque payment to:

BODYWORKS STUDIO 302 Orchard Road

#07-01 Tong Building Singapore 238862

For enquires, please email [email protected]

Course Objectives Improve and develop: ▸ manual skills, specifically the ability to feel abnormalities in movement

related to the nervous system in the upper quarter ▸ abilities in diagnosis and interpretation of neurodynamic testing and

musculoskeletal relationships ▸ clinician’s repertoire of diagnosis and treatment of techniques ▸ safety in relation to neurodynamics !!Course Contents 1) The concept of neurodynamics 2) Neurodynamic sequencing 3) Effect of bilateral neurodynamic testing on neurodynamics – SLR and upper

limb neurodynamic tests 4) Neuropathodynamics – expanding the boundaries and classification of

different dysfunctions 5) Neurodynamic testing – MNT1, MNT2, RNT, UNT, RSNT and sensitisation 6) Planning the physical examination – how not to provoke pain but still treat

the neurodynamic component. How to sensitise the examination and treatment for hidden neurodynamic problems, level 1,2 and type 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d examinations.

7) Diagnosis of neurodynamic tests – differentiating neural tissue from neuromusculoskeletal tissues, establishing what is normal and abnormal

8) Classification and diagnosis of specific dysfunctions – sliding dysfunction, tension dysfunction, pathophysiological dysfunction, mechanosensitivity dysfunction, mechanical interface dysfunctions, hyperactivity protective muscle dysfunction, innervated tissue dysfunctions.

9) Method of treatment – system of technique progression, hypersensitivity problems, hidden neural component and sensitised examination

10) Treatment progressions – cervical nerve root foraminal opening and closing dysfunctions, neural tension dysfunction, combined neural tension and reduced closing dysfunctions (level/type 3c), thoracic outlet syndrome treatment combinations, medial and lateral elbow pain, carpal tunnel syndrome. Neural tension dysfunction, specific neural siding dysfunctions

Applied to Specific Disorders ▸ Cervical radiculopathy and cervicobrachialgia ▸ Thoracic outlet syndrome ▸ Lateral elbow pain ▸ Medial elbow pain ▸ Carpal tunnel syndrome

MICHAEL SHACKLOCK (DipPhysio, MAppSc, FACP) | NDS Instructor, founding director, principal Michael Shacklock is the director and founder of Neurodynamic Solutions (NDS) which is for the express purpose of disseminating and developing improved knowledge of neurodynamics in clinical practice. Michael is an active clinician with more than 30 years' experience in treating patients and is recognised as an international leader in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders with a neural aspect. In addition to his international best seller text book, Clinical Neurodynamics, he has published two other books, Moving in on Pain and Biomechanics of the Nervous System: Breig Revisited. He also authored, co-authored and mentored numerous research projects and articles, commentaries and clinical papers in international peer reviewed journals and is a reviewer for, and is on the International Advisory Board of, Manual Therapy journal, United Kingdom. His special interests are neurodynamics, pain and musculoskeletal function. He continues to give invited presentations and workshops at conferences, elite sporting and sports medicine facilities, universities, hospitals and seminar hosts around the world.

COURSE INFORMATION

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! Clinical Neurodynamics: Lower Quarter Course neurodynamics applied to the lumbar spine, hip, hamstring and foot

The Physiotherapy Practice !

Wednesday 22 – Thursday 23 July 2015

What You Learn ▸ understand how nerves move ▸ painless nerve root mobilisations ▸ how to exclude neurodynamic disorders ▸ differentiate between musculoskeletal and

neurodynamic components ▸ make a neurodynamic diagnosis ▸ technique progressions from low to high

functional levels ▸ how to create, select and perform the best

techniques for your patients ▸ manual precision of neurodynamic technique ▸ how to detect contraindications for neurodynamic

treatment !!!!!

Organiser: Bodyworks Studio Date: 22 – 23 July 2015 (Wed – Thu) Time: 9am – 5pm Venue: Youngberg Wellness Centre 798 Thomson Road Singapore 298186 Fee: $950 nett

CLOSING DATE for registration – FRI 05 JUNE 2015 Please complete and submit the registration form together with your cheque payment to:

BODYWORKS STUDIO 302 Orchard Road

#07-01 Tong Building Singapore 238862

For enquires, please email [email protected]

Course Objectives Improve and develop: ▸ manual skills, specifically the ability to feel abnormalities in movement

related to the nervous system in the lower quarter ▸ abilities in diagnosis and interpretation of neurodynamic testing and

musculoskeletal relationships ▸ clinician’s repertoire of diagnosis and treatment of techniques ▸ safety in relation to neurodynamics !!Course Contents 1) The concept of neurodynamics 2) Neurodynamic sequencing system 3) The phenomenon of convergence 4) Specific neurodynamics of the lumbar spine and lower quarter 5) Effect of bilateral neurodynamic testing on neurodynamics – slump test

and SLR 6) Neuropathodynamics – expanding the boundaries and classification of

different dysfunctions 7) Neurodynamic testing – SLR, slump, PKB, femoral slump, obturator slump,

peroneal, sural and tibial neurodynamic tests and sensitisation techniques 8) Planning the physical examination – how not to provoke pain but still treat

the neurodynamic component. How to sensitise the examination and treatment for hidden neurodynamic problems, level 1, 2 and type 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d examinations

9) Diagnosis of neurodynamic tests – differentiating neural tissue from neuromusculoskeletal tissues, establishing what is normal and abnormal

10) Classification and diagnosis of specific dysfunctions – sliding dysfunction, tension dysfunction, pathophysiological dysfunction, mechanosensitivity dysfunction, mechanical interface dysfunctions, hyperactivity protective muscle dysfunction, innervated tissue dysfunctions

11) Method of treatment – system of technique progression, hypersensitivity problems, hidden neural component and sensitized examination

12) Treatment progressions – from level 1 to 3c for the lumbar nerve root foraminal opening and closing dysfunctions, neural tension dysfunction, combined neural tension and reduced closing dysfunctions (level/type 3c), piriformis syndrome treatment combinations, heel pain syndrome and posterior tibial nerve disorders, peroneal and sural nerve disorders, specific neural siding dysfunctions. Applied to Specific Disorders ▸ Lumbar radiculopathy ▸ Piriformis syndrome ▸ Hamstring injury ▸ Knee pain ▸ Heel pain/tarsal tunnel syndrome

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MICHAEL SHACKLOCK (DipPhysio, MAppSc, FACP) | NDS Instructor, founding director, principal Michael Shacklock is the director and founder of Neurodynamic Solutions (NDS) which is for the express purpose of disseminating and developing improved knowledge of neurodynamics in clinical practice. Michael is an active clinician with more than 30 years' experience in treating patients and is recognised as an international leader in the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders with a neural aspect. In addition to his international best seller text book, Clinical Neurodynamics, he has published two other books, Moving in on Pain and Biomechanics of the Nervous System: Breig Revisited. He also authored, co-authored and mentored numerous research projects and articles, commentaries and clinical papers in international peer reviewed journals and is a reviewer for, and is on the International Advisory Board of, Manual Therapy journal, United Kingdom. His special interests are neurodynamics, pain and musculoskeletal function. He continues to give invited presentations and workshops at conferences, elite sporting and sports medicine facilities, universities, hospitals and seminar hosts around the world.

COURSE INFORMATION

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Clinical Neurodynamics: Upper Quarter & Lower Quarter Courses

The Physiotherapy Practice

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