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Therapeutic Exercise: Back & Core Conditions

Therapeutic Exercise: Back & Core Conditions

Discover targeted exercises to decrease pain and restore function for common conditions of the back and core.

Language English
Duration 3h
Instructor

Description

The Certificate Program, Therapeutic Exercise: Back & Core Conditions, explores three commonly occurring musculoskeletal conditions of the lower limb: hyperkyphosis, hyperlordosis, and scoliosis.

Develop an understanding of the signs, symptom pictures, and impacts of these conditions and discover how therapeutic exercise can help rehabilitate and remediate these conditions.

Learn how to perform mobility, strengthening, and stretching exercises for each region of the body impacted by one of the covered conditions.

Exercises targeted to the rehabilitation of a back and core condition can be taught to patients as home care to help maintain therapeutic gains and restore function.

Therapeutic Exercise is an essential part of a massage therapist’s role in Canada. However, in other regions—such as the United States—this may fall outside the approved scope of practice. Please check with your local licensing or regulatory body to confirm whether this topic is permitted in your area.

Discover the fundamentals of hyperkyphosis, hyperlordosis, and scoliosis.
Gain insights into potential soft tissue imbalances arising from these conditions.
Learn how to teach and perform therapeutic exercises for these conditions to aid in prevention and patient recovery.

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Purchase Certificate Program
Therapeutic Exercise: Back & Core Conditions

CA$69.99

Program includes:
  • Therapeutic Exercise: Hyperkyphosis

    Explore targeted exercises to decrease pain and restore function for patients with hyperkyphosis.

  • Therapeutic Exercise: Hyperlordosis

    Explore targeted exercises to decrease pain and restore function for patients with hyperlordosis.

  • Therapeutic Exercise: Scoliosis

    Explore targeted exercises to decrease pain and restore function for patients with scoliosis.