Chronic Lower Back Pain Management

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Cranial PRT

In this session, you will:

1. Learn cranial PRT techniques and clinical approaches to specific pathological conditions such as: post concussive syndrome, migraine, TMJ, and others
2. receive a comprehensive overview of surface anatomy coupled with one-to-one instruction on how to appropriately palpate tender points and trigger points
3. receive instruction on how to perform a myofascial scanning evaluation

• This course requires an online lecture and quiz prior to live course attendance. The online lecture is 1.75 CE/EBP.
• CE eligible for AT, PT, PTA, LMT and other health care providers.

* This course encompasses our online and/or live course: Positional Release Therapy: An Evidenced Based Update (6.0 EBP for ATs). Registered participants will receive an online lecture and quiz to complete prior to taking the laboratory portion of the course, which must be completed at least one week prior to the course offering. 

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How to Solve Chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain: The Wheelhouse Protocol (U.S. Patent Pending)

After this session, participants will:

1. be able to identify 3 causative factors of chronic non-specific low back pain (LBP)
2. be able to identify the proposed primary condition causing chronic non-specific low back pain and;
3. be able to articulate how The Wheelhouse ProtocolSM may be effective in the treatment of chronic non-specific LBP

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How to Solve Chronic Non-Specific Low Back Pain: The Wheelhouse Protocol (U.S. Patent Pending)

After this session, participants will:

1. be able to identify 3 causative factors of chronic non-specific low back pain

2. be able to demonstrate how to identify how to identify the primary condition causing chronic non-specific low back pain

3. be able to articulate how to appropriately treat chronic non-specific low back pain for its full resolution

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Forward Head Posture Management

Learning Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to do the following:

• Articulate at least three factors that may contribute to the development of forward head posture (FHP)
• Demonstrate at least two key positional release therapy (PRT) techniques for treatment of FHP
• Provide a rationale for the implementation of PRT in a treatment regimen for FHP

Focusing on forward head posture, this video imparts the following to students:

• A brief overview of the physiological aspects of the condition
• Explanations on how the injury develops
• Tips for using assessment to identify the injury or dysfunction
• Treatment methods for forward head posture using positional release therapy
• Ancillary treatment techniques and exercises that can be performed to augment the treatment

All these treatment methods are also available in Clinical Guide to Positional Release Therapy.

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Gait Analysis: Simplified for the Practicing Clinician

The gait analysis course is a 4 hour course, 1 hour lecture and 3 hours hands-on lab. Typically, the course is an add-on to the Lower Quarter PRT course. In this course, you will:

• examine common biomechanical faults that lead to somatic dysfunction
• learn how to identify biomechanical faults through use of video and orthopedic examination in laboratory and
• learn corrective orthotic and exercises to address biomechanical faults 

At the end of this course, students should be able to:

1. List 5 common biomechanical faults that cause injury and somatic dysfunction
2. Be able to describe how at least three biomechanical faults cause injury and somatic dysfunction
3. Be able to perform a basic video analysis of gait with a hand-held video device
4. Identify a minimum of three biomechanical faults on video analysis of a patient
5. Be able to articulate how a gait analysis can be integrated into an overall treatment plan for treatment of somatic dysfunction

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Iliotibial Band Friction Syndrome Management

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Knock Out Post Concussive Syndrome with Positional Release Therapy

In this webinar, Drs. Tim Speicher and Regis Turocy, leading experts in the application of Positional Release Therapy (PRT) for treatment of post concussive syndrome, will discuss the principles and applications of PRT for treatment of post concussive syndrome. The presenters will discuss how and why PRT is helpful in the treatment of post concussive syndrome and will explain essential releases for treatment of this condition.

All these treatment methods are also available in Clinical Guide to Positional Release Therapy.

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Lower Quarter PRT

In this session, you will:

1. receive hands on-instruction in lower quarter PRT techniques and clinical approaches to specific pathological conditions such as plantar fasciitis, iliotibial band friction syndrome and others\
2. receive a comprehensive overview of surface anatomy coupled with one-to-one instruction on how to appropriately palpate tender points and trigger points
3. receive instruction on how to perform a myofascial scanning evaluation
4. receive basic instruction on lower extremity biomechanical influences that can serve as myofascial restriction triggers.

• This course requires an online lecture and quiz prior to live course attendance. The online lecture is 1.75 CE/EBP.
• CE eligible for AT, PT, PTA, LMT and other health care providers.

* This course encompasses our online and/or live course: Positional Release Therapy: An Evidenced Based Update (6.0 EBP for ATs). Registered participants will receive an online lecture and quiz to complete prior to taking the laboratory portion of the course, which must be completed at least one week prior to the course offering. 

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Positional Release Therapy: An Evidence-Based Update

In this introductory course, participants will be introduced to the evidence and theory supporting the use of positional release therapy (PRT) for a wide-variety of medical conditions. Positional Release Therapy (PRT) also known by its parent term, Strain Counterstrain, is a form manual therapy that resolves pain and somatic dysfunction. Through positioning the body and tissues in positions of comfort, the neurological system can be manipulated to interrupt the pain spasm cycle and over time, to reset the resting length of tissue in a "normal" range, which promotes a reduction in pain, increase in strength, range of motion, performance and function. Essentially, PRT is the opposite of stretching. Much like unkinking a knot from a chain necklace, PRT works in the same fashion; tissues are pushed together, twisted, compressed and manipulated to take tension off vessels and nerves. The therapy is pain-free and is suited for all ages and most painful conditions and only requires the hands. The primary goal of PRT is to promote a positive healing environment by correcting musculoskeletal and neurological imbalances to facilitate tissue regeneration, growth, and repair in order for the body to self-correct itself.

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Positional Release Therapy: An Evidence Based Update

In this online introductory course, participants will be introduced to the evidence and theory supporting the use of positional release therapy (PRT) for a wide-variety of medical conditions. Positional Release Therapy (PRT) also known by its parent term, Strain Counterstrain, is a form manual therapy that resolves pain and somatic dysfunction. Through positioning the body and tissues in positions of comfort, the neurological system can be manipulated to interrupt the pain spasm cycle and over time, to reset the resting length of tissue in a "normal" range, which promotes a reduction in pain, increase in strength, range of motion, performance and function. Essentially, PRT is the opposite of stretching. Much like unkinking a knot from a chain necklace, PRT works in the same fashion; tissues are pushed together, twisted, compressed and manipulated to take tension off vessels and nerves. The therapy is pain-free and is suited for all ages and most painful conditions and only requires the hands. The primary goal of PRT is to promote a positive healing environment by correcting musculoskeletal and neurological imbalances to facilitate tissue regeneration, growth, and repair in order for the body to self-correct itself.

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Positional Release Therapist Certification (PRT-c®)

Certification Pre-requisites / Requirements

• Licensed or nationally certified health care practitioner, e.g., LMT, ATC, PT, DO, MD, PA, RN, DC, PTA (if you are not on this list, please inquire with PRT-i to see if your credentialing fulfills this pre-requisite.
• Completion of three PRT-i courses: Spine and Pelvis (Required), Upper Quarter, Lower Quarter or Cranial
• Pre-professional health care students: Currently enrolled health care students from an accredited educational program are eligible for PRT certification, but must receive their professional certification prior to being awarded their PRT-c. Students can take their certification exam after completion of the required three courses noted above. A student who passes the exam, must provide proof of professional certification once obtained.
• 70% proficiency on written and oral practical certification examination is required
• Instruction and Certification in PRT is available to the above noted parties regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation or religious affiliation
• Proof of professional certification/license

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Post Concussion Syndrome Management

Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this discussion, the learner should be able to do the following:

• Articulate at least three factors that may contribute to the development of postconcussion syndrome (PCS)
• Demonstrate at least two key positional release therapy (PRT) techniques for treatment of PCS
• Provide a rationale for the implementation of PRT in a treatment regimen for PCS

Focusing on postconcussion syndrome, this video imparts the following to students:

• A brief overview of the physiological aspects of the condition
• Explanations on how the injury develops
• Tips for using assessment to identify the injury or dysfunction
• Treatment methods for postconcussion syndrome using positional release therapy
• Ancillary treatment techniques and exercises that can be performed to augment the treatment

All these treatment methods are also available in Clinical Guide to Positional Release Therapy.

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Spine and Pelvis PRT

In this session:

1. You will learn spine and pelvic PRT techniques and clinical approaches to specific pathological conditions, such as low back pain, piriformis syndrome, anterior innominate rotations and others. 
2. Course attendees will learn how to "cure" chronic non-specific low back pain using the Wheelhouse Protocol developed by Dr. Speicher over the last 15 years.
3. Participants will receive a comprehensive overview of surface anatomy, learn how to appropriately palpate tender points and trigger points.
4. Participants will receive one-on-one instruction in how to perform a myofascial scanning evaluation.
5. Course attendees will also be taught basic instruction on activity of daily living instruction for management of low back pain and biomechanical influences that can serve as myofascial restriction triggers.

• This course requires online lecture and quiz prior to live course attendance. The online lecture is 3.0 CE/EBP.
• 17.0 CE eligible for AT, PT, PTA, LMT and other health care providers.

* This course encompasses our online and/or live course: Positional Release Therapy: An Evidenced Based Update (7.0 EBP for ATs). Registered participants will receive an online lecture and quiz to complete prior to taking the laboratory portion of the course, which must be completed at least one week prior to the course offering. 

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Upper Quarter PRT

In this session, participants will:

1. Learn upper quarter PRT techniques and clinical approaches to specific pathological conditions, such as impingement syndrome, bicep tendonitis and others
2. receive a comprehensive overview of surface anatomy coupled with one-to-one instruction on how to appropriately palpate tender points and trigger points
3. receive instruction on how to perform a myofascial scanning evaluation
4. receive basic instruction on upper extremity biomechanical influences that can serve as myofascial restriction triggers

• This course requires an online lecture and quiz prior to live course attendance. The online lecture is 1.75 CE/EBP.
• CE eligible for AT, PT, PTA, LMT and other health care providers.

* This course encompasses our online and/or live course: Positional Release Therapy: An Evidenced Based Update (6.0 EBP for ATs). Registered participants will receive an online lecture and quiz to complete prior to taking the laboratory portion of the course, which must be completed at least one week prior to the course offering. 

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Piriformis Syndrome Management

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Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome Management

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Patellar Tendinopathy Management

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Plantar Fasciitis Management

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Stretch your Business Potential: Tips for Opening a Therapy Practice

Have you ever wondered how to go about starting a therapy practice as an AT? Well Dr. Timothy Speicher shares his experience and expertise, as well as his mistakes in opening a therapy practice from the ground up. Tips, tricks, and considerations are provided for the AT professional, including developing your professional niche, what time of reimbursement should your business plan be - fee-for-service or insurance billing. Most importantly, Dr. Speicher discusses how to structure your business for your long-term success.

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Tennis Elbow Management

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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Management

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