Please note: This course series is comprised of the following individual recordings: #3017, and #3022.
Part 1 covers details of core anatomy, physiology, and an overview of the history and current best evidence for neuromotor retraining. In Part 2, participants will come away from the course with the ability to incorporate advanced level thinking and skills in this area with their patients. This course is directly related to the practice of physical therapy and is therefore appropriate for the PT, PTA and AT.
On Demand
Course Type: Recorded Webinar
CEUs/Hours Offered: AK/4.0; AL/4.0; AR/4.0; AZ/4.0; BOC/4.0; CO/4.0; CT/4.0; DE/4.0; GA/4.0; HI/4.0; IA/4.0; IACET/0.4; ID/4.0; IN/4.0; KS/4.0; MA/4.0; ME/4.0; MI/4.0; MO/4.0; MS/4.0; MT/4.0; NC/4.0; ND/4.0; NE/4.0; NH/4.0; OK/4.0; OR/4.0; PA/4.0; RI/4.0; SD/4.0; TN/4.0; UT/4.0; VA/4.0; VT/4.0; WA/4.0; WI/4.0; WY/4.0
Learning Outcomes
- The participant will be able to describe at least three anatomy components and at least three physiology components of the core.
- The participant will be able to identify at least three components of appropriate motor control of core musculature.
- The participant will be able to list at least three options for use of manual therapy to provide a neuromotor "reset" to the core.
- The participant will be able to describe at least three examples of motor control retraining for patients.
- The participant will be able to describe at least three ways to practically apply core training during exercise and athletic training.
Course created on March 8, 2018
Agenda
| 0-20 Minutes | Background, review of learner outcomes |
| 20-70 Minutes | Anatomy & physiology of core |
| 70-120 Minutes | Examination techniques for the core |
| 120-145 Minutes | Neuromotor control, use of manual therapy to regain neuromotor control ability |
| 145-170 Minutes | Retraining neuromotor control using targeted exercise |
| 170-210 Minutes | Case Study |
| 210-240 Minutes | Summary, Q&A |
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Jennifer Stone
PT, DPT, OCS, PHC, TPS, HLC
Dr. Jennifer Stone graduated from Texas State University in 2009 and completed her transitional DPT through MGHIHP in 2010. She completed an orthopedic residency through Evidence In Motion in 2010 and is a board-certified orthopedic clinical specialist through the American Board of Physical Therapists Specialties (ABPTS). She received a pelvic health certification through Herman & Wallace in 2013. She serves as the Director of Operations for Evidence in Motion and program director for Evidence In Motion’s pelvic health content. She is also an adjunct faculty member for the University of Pittsburgh’s entry level DPT program. Dr. Stone is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). Her clinical experience includes orthopedics, pelvic health, and practice management in both hospital and private practice settings. Jennifer is passionate about teaching and opening the world of pelvic health to all types of clinicians
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