In this course, participants will learn lumbopelvic PRT techniques and clinical approaches to specific pathological conditions, such as piriformis syndrome, snapping hip syndrome, sacroiliac joint dysfunction, and others.
Continuing Education Credits: 16.0 CEUs
Course Objectives
- Be able to describe the Mechanical Coupling Theory and how its supporting evidence is applicable for application of PRT for lumbopelvic somatic dysfunction
- Be able to articulate how an anterior innominate rotation may cause lumbopelvic somatic dysfunction
- Be able to apply and demonstrate at least three PRT upper and lower quarter techniques to treat common lumbopelvic conditions such as Piriformis Syndrome
- Recall at least five clinical implications and contraindications of PRT
- Verbalize how lumbopelvic PRT can be integrated into a Plan of Care (POC).
Pre-Requisites:
- Positional Release Therapy: An Evidence-Based Update
- Chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain: The ™Wheelhouse Protocol
Course Content
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