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This is NOT JUST another course telling you movement is important or showing you some new exercises but a course about PEOPLE and how to actually apply movement and exercise to them in a systematic and informed way. You could describe it as clinical reasoning for exercise and rehab!

Neuroscientific painmodulation is a innovative two-day course focusing on pain research and pain-modulation, with citations of well over 300 scientific peer-review articles, the course represents a much needed update to the governing theories, narratives, philosophies and world-view that there are in pain management. The course is my attempt to pass on what I have learned by reading modern pain science, neuroscience, rehabilitation research and critical thinking for (approximately) 8-10 years.

The course is constantly updated as a result of emerging evidence and feedback from course participants but essentially reflects the approach Jo uses everyday in clinical practice to the benefit of patients. The course is designed to be honest, fun and interactive and includes plenty of treatment tips and real-life examples.

Aimed at the frontline practitioner, this three-day course will introduce a systematic approach the assessment of the Upper Limb, and offer options for the management of Upper Limb conditions including exercise-based rehabilitation, manual therapy and discussion around the reasoned use of other therapeutic adjuncts. This course aims to equip the attendee with immediate ‘clinic-ready’ strategies, and to consider the person beyond the pathology.

Algemeen doel van deze tweedaagse cursus is het up-to-date raken van revalidatie bij knieletsels. Hierbij zal ingegaan worden op de theorie van verschillende knieaandoeningen, waarna onderzoek en behandeling van onder andere PFPS, VKB letsel en hamstring revalidatie wordt besproken. Ook return-to-sport decision making, load monitoring en het uitvoeren van functionele testen komen aan het licht.

The human body is a highly complex system, and when it comes to movement that is no exception. It requires the careful and precise coordination of a variety of different tissues and their interaction with joints, all of which is regulated by the nervous system. We regularly observe movement and make assessments based on those observations, however, what we do not always know is why we move in certain ways?

This extremely popular two day course will enable all therapists to tackle the problem hip & groin patient, from the weekend warrior to the elite athlete. As a specialist in the hip & groin, James will share his knowledge with you.

The course will discuss the challenges relating to differential diagnosis of the athletic hip and groin and identifying the biomechanical factors that contribute to much of the pain and dysfunction in the area.

This course will present techniques and modalities currently used to enhance athletes recovery, optimize training time, and avoid overreaching & overtraining.

The course will discuss the challenges relating to the rehabilitation of athletes after ACL reconstruction and the use of biomechanics to improve the rehabilitation process and provide accurate data to assist in RTP decision making.

This 2 day course aims to provide clinicians with the skills and knowledge required to assess and treat all common running injuries. There is a strong focus on practical solutions with real clinical value as well as thorough discussion of theory.

De cursus is ontwikkeld om orde te scheppen in de vaak verwarrende en tegenstrijdige methoden en technieken die worden aangeboden voor de behandeling van schouderproblemen. Je krijgt een flexibel en toepasbaar raamwerk aangereikt waarmee je zowel topsporters als niet-actieve mensen effectief kunt beoordelen en behandelen.

Wat is een effectieve manier van behandelen bij overbelastingsklachten? Bart Dingenen geeft in zijn workshop een interessante kijk op ‘overuse’ blessures vanuit de duursport.

This course provides a framework to utilize an alternative biomechanical approach that blends neuroscience pain education.

This complex content will be presented in a way that is simple to understand and even simpler to implement by focusing on key concepts in a hierarchical format.

The 2-days workshop will include both theory and practical components and will cover a range of topics about the anterior cruciate ligament.

Join Ben Cormack as he explores the world of exercise prescription for painful problems and provides simple and useable tools to help out with the uncertainty and doubt that many therapists experience when using exercise.

Kieran O'Sullivan will give a course about chronic low back pain. He is one of the international researchers who worked intensively together with Peter O’Sullivan to develop the ‘Cognitive Functional Therapy’ (CFT) intervention. CFT is an approach to the management of pain disorders that considers factors across the biopsychosocial spectrum that contribute to the development and maintenance of a pain disorder.

Revalidatie na een gewrichtsprothese blijft een grote uitdaging voor zowel zorgverleners als patiënten. Richtlijnen verschillen vaak tussen instellingen, zijn soms weinig specifiek en ontbreken voldoende wetenschappelijke evidentie.

This webinar is based on extensive clinical experience in assessment, diagnosis, evidence based treatment and rehabilitation of frozen shoulder, as well as extensive reference to research publications from a variety of disciplines. Surgical and non-surgical management will be presented and discussed.

At the end of this webinar you will have a full understanding of shoulder instability and different contributors to patient’s presentations? You will be able to confidently identify the key priorities in planning rehabilitation interventions and how to enhance the sensorimotor aspects of your patients’ rehabilitation. You will appreciate potential barriers to success and have simple assessment tools to identify these and inform your interventions.

The challenge of successfully managing persistent pain can be one of the most daunting for both clinicians and people in pain who are often frustrated after failed short-term interventions.

There is increasing interest in the relevance and role of the kinetic chain in shoulder rehabilitation. Whether our patients are elite athletes or work in desk based jobs the shoulder does not function in isolation.

Join Ben Cormack as he explores the world of exercise prescription for painful problems and provides simple and useable tools to help out with the uncertainty and doubt that many therapists experience when using exercise.

Hardlopen is de voorbije jaren immens populair geworden. Prima nieuws vanuit een algemeen gezondheidsperspectief, maar de meerderheid van hardlopers heeft helaas af te rekenen met blessures. Meer nog, blessures zijn de voornaamste reden waarom op een gegeven moment gestopt wordt met hardlopen.

Tendinopathy (pain and dysfunction in a tendon) is a common complaint presenting to clinicians. It can be persistent and resistant to treatment. Understanding the pathology and pain and the role of different loads in tendinopathy is essential to provide the clinician with scientific approaches to the assessment and management of a person with tendinopathy.

This is NOT JUST another course telling you movement is important or showing you some new exercises but a course about PEOPLE and how to actually apply movement and exercise to them in a systematic and informed way. You could describe it as clinical reasoning for exercise and rehab!

Tijdens deze interessante praktische scholing van Bas van Hooren neemt hij je mee in de wereld van krachttraining. Hierbij zullen prestatieverbetering en blessurepreventie centraal staan. Als sportwetenschapper en fanatiek atleet zal hij wetenschappelijk onderzoek gaan koppelen aan de praktijk zodat je alle opgedane kennis mee kan nemen naar je eigen patiënten.

Wat is een effectieve manier van behandelen bij overbelastingsklachten? Bart Dingenen geeft in zijn workshop een interessante kijk op ‘overuse’ blessures vanuit de duursport.

De doelstelling is dus het complexe probleem van schouderpijn bij overhead athletes beter te begrijpen zodat de aanpak accurater kan.

This webinar will begin to explore the laws of physics around movement, and how different tissues help to regulate that movement. It will go on to explore the immediate response of all tissues (muscles, ligaments, tendons, bone, fascia and joints) to a stressful stimulus, and whether that adaptation will be a positive one or a negative.

Muscle injuries in the lower limb account for up to 45% of all injuries in both he sports world, with recreational athletes, and fitness enthusiasts. This course will primarily focus on the three main muscles regions: The hamstring complex; Quadriceps & hip flexor injuries; and the Gastroc-Soleus complex.

Tijdens deze intensieve dagopleiding krijg je theoretische inzichten en praktische handvaten aangereikt om uw laag belastbare patiënt toch optimaal te kunnen belasten.

In this webinar Yann is going to talk about Nutritional strategies to promote muscle adaptations to resistance training for injury prevention & rehabilitation" Yann will complement the scientific explanations by bringing additional context to the discussion of safe recovery modalities and how to apply those concepts to specific sports.

In these two days of Jeremy Lewis shoulder training he takes you through all aspects of treatment and rehabilitation of the shoulder. A biopsychosocial approach for the assessment and management of musculoskeletal conditions involving the shoulder region. Taught worldwide in over 35 countries, this course is continually updated, integrating the latest research evidence.

In this webinar Tom will cover load management, psychosocial factors and tissue response to load plus how to apply these in subjective and objective assessment. He’ll give key assessments and treatment principles for an injured runner.

This webinar is based on the 2-days course of Greg Lehman: ​Reconciling Biomechanics with pain science.

Anterieure kniepijn is één van de meest voorkomende problemen ter hoogte van het onderste lidmaat die we als clinicus aantreffen in de dagelijkse praktijk. Toch zijn de uitkomstmaten op lange termijn vaak niet al te gunstig.

This webinar will challenge how you translate research into your practise, how do you diagnose tendinopathy, are you truly biopsychosocial, what are the outcome measures that you use? It will also offer practical tips and tricks around how to speak to your patients, explain imaging findings, what to listen out for in your patients story, and enhance their pink flags. Do you not know what pink flags are? Make sure you tune in!

This webinar will take you through the current evidence base surrounding non-opeative ACL management and dispell a number of myths that patients need to have an ACL reconstruction to achieve a great outcome following ACL injury.