A Complete Review of the Surface Anatomy of the Upper body
In this 1 Day workshop we will use a new way to learn & RETAIN anatomical detail
(The PALS concept – Primary Anatomical Landmarks) to allow you to easily, accurately & confidently locate the main myofascial, bone & joint structures of the Cervical & Thoracic spines, Shoulder & Scapula & the Forearm & Wrist.
This certainly will NOT be a dry anatomical lecture. It will be fun, highly practical & interactive.
Click here for Course Registration: https://bit.ly/SurfaceAnatomy
What are the benefits of anatomical competence in this area?
- It Provides the therapist with the certainty that they know where they are in the body & from that certainty, confidence & work satisfaction can grow.
- It builds the therapists professional posture
- It conveys confidence to the patient of the practitioners competence.
- Gives the precision required for accurate clinical assessment thus arriving at the correct clinical impression
- Allows the therapists to consistently administer the correct technique with the appropriate dosage to the correct site / structure
- With the ability to reassess & return to the exact anatomical site, this allows the therapists to monitor the effects of their intervention – changes in pain perception & changes in the lesion itself Pre vs Post Treatment.
Here are the Details:
- When: Sunday May 19th 2024
- Time: 9.00am – 4.30 pm (6 1/2 Hour Class)
- Venue: Heidelberg (Australia)
- Cost is AUD$245.00
- Who is This Workshop For: Myotherapists & Remedial Massage Therapists who strive to be the best practitioners they can be.
About Your Presenter Rob Granter
Rob is a Myotherapist with an extensive career, over 38 years, in both private practice & teaching at Diploma, Advanced Diploma & Post Graduate levels.
Rob’s classes are well known for their engaging delivery & clinically relevant content.
He has been a Contributor to every edition of the textbook “Brukner & Khan’s Clinical Sports Medicine” & is the co-founder of the Australasian College of Soft Tissue Therapy which has provided professional development education to the Health industry since 1995.
Rob has been head of Soft Tissue Therapy / Myotherapy for: Australian Olympic teams to Sydney 2000 & Atlanta 1996, Australian Commonwealth Games team Kuala Lumpur 1998, the 2006 Commonwealth Games, Melbourne, Victorian Institute of Sport 10 years & Olympic Park Sports Medicine Centre 6 years.
We look forward to working with you, if you join us for this course.