Fascial Approaches: Whiplash Associated Disorder
Exploring all aspects of the the head and neck, and the surrounding structures
There are many questions in the assessment that need to be considered for effective treatment.
Course Outline
DAY 1
9:00am
Course & Instructor Introductions & Expectations
9:15am
Module 1: Introduction to Whiplash Associated Disorder (WAD)
- Definition, classification, and prevalence
- Etiology and common symptoms
- Overview of treatment options
Module 2: Biomechanics and Pathophysiology of WAD
- Understanding the biomechanics of whiplash injuries
- Pathophysiological changes and tissue responses
- Neurological considerations and pain mechanisms
10:30am
Module 3: Assessment of WAD
- Comprehensive subjective and objective assessment techniques
- Special tests and assessment tools
- Identifying key factors influencing treatment selection
12:00pm
Lunch
1:00pm
Module 4: Light Touch Fascial Therapy Principles and Techniques; Demonstration & Practice
- Theoretical foundations of light touch fascial therapy
- Gentle palpation and assessment of fascial restrictions
- Specific light touch fascial therapy techniques for WAD treatment
- Hands-on demonstrations and supervised practice of light touch fascial therapy techniques
4:45
Q&A
5:00
END
DAY 2
9:00am
Review & Questions
9:15am
Module 4: Light Touch Fascial Therapy Principles and Techniques; Demonstration & Practice, continued
12:00pm
Lunch
1:00pm
Module 5: Integration of Light Touch Fascial Therapy in WAD Treatment
- Developing individualized treatment plans using light touch fascial therapy
- Combining light touch fascial therapy with other appropriate modalities
- Monitoring treatment progress and adjusting interventions as needed
Module 6: Case Studies and Practical Application
- Analysis and discussion of real-life WAD cases
- Integrating assessment findings to guide treatment decisions
Module 7: Clinical Considerations and Treatment Optimization
- Addressing common challenges in WAD treatment with light touch fascial therapy
- Adapting treatment plans for specific patient populations and presentations
- Collaborative approaches and multidisciplinary care for complex WAD cases
3:30pm
Module 8: Home Therapy Strategies
- Prescribing exercises and self-care routines for clients
- Maximizing treatment outcomes through ongoing home therapy
- Hydrotherapy for scar management
- Self-massage techniques
- Stretching and strengthening exercises
- Educating patients on self-care practices
- Recommending supportive resources
4:30pm
Summary/Q&A
5:00pm
END
Course Materials
- shorts or loose-fitting pants and sports bra/tank top as appropriate
- pen and notebook
- yoga mat or blanket for floor exercises
You will learn
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Comprehensive understanding of WAD
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Proficiency in assessment techniques
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Proficiency in effective Light Touch Fascial Release skills
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Enhanced abilities to critically analyze assessment findings and choose appropriate treatment interventions
Continuing Education Credits/Units
MTWPAM | MTAND Cat A | CMTNL Cat A |
12 hrs | 7 | 7 |
Investment: $595 (includes HST)
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