Unlock the Power of PNF Therapy: Transform Your Clinical Practice

Master the art of functional therapy planning for orthopaedic and neurological patients. Gain a solid understanding of the basic structure of the patient interview. Learn to perform basic neurological examinations, differentiate between upper and lower motor neuron damage, examine deep sensation, and clarify the compensatory mechanisms of deep sensation. This knowledge will enable you to provide more effective and personalized therapeutic interventions, thereby improving patient outcomes and satisfaction.

Dive into the basics of pain neurophysiology and the latest findings on the causes of chronic pain. Understand the mechanism of mirror therapy and how the PNF method facilitates pain management. With this knowledge, you'll be equipped to provide innovative and effective pain relief strategies to improve your patients' quality of life.

Learn to perform gait analysis based on functional patterns, a method that translates directly into clinical practice. Understand how to analyze your patient's gait from a holistic perspective, focusing on the details that matter. Learn to prioritize in therapy so that you can maximize your therapeutic session time. Say goodbye to ineffective practices and embrace a more efficient and effective approach to physical therapy.

We'll delve into the topic of cervical and lumbar spine instability and help you understand the most common consequences of "whiplash" injuries. Learn how to identify "red flags" in patient interviews and discover how to use PNF methods to address cervical and lumbar problems. We'll show you how to address these issues at both the structural and activity levels, giving you the skills to provide comprehensive and effective care to your patients.

One of the most promising and scientifically documented methods of upper extremity therapy after stroke is forced use. However, this approach requires the patient to be able to perform voluntary movements from the outset, which disqualifies a significant portion of the stroke population. In our newsletter, you'll learn how to use the principles of forced use and the PNF method to effectively manage upper extremity therapy after a stroke and open new avenues for patient recovery.