Pelvis Strain Counterstrain Course
Pelvis strain-counterstrain course consists of lab demonstrations of numerous anterior and posterior strain counterstrain points that are effective in treating myofascial strains in the pelvis.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CMEs earned: 1.0
Videos: 1
The Innominates and Pubic Symphysis Course
The Innominates and Pubic Symphysis course has a lecture on the functional anatomy pearls for the innominates and the pubic symphysis. Then, the primary focus of the course is on the lab demonstrations of the dysfunctions of the innominates and the pubic symphysis. The core manual medicine treatment modalities covered in this course are Muscle Energy, HVLA, the Still Technique, and Soft Tissue Techniques.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s: 2.5
Videos: 3
The Sacrum Course
The Sacrum Course has a lecture on the functional anatomy, diagnostic landmarks, tests and findings for the different somatic dysfunctions of the sacrum. Then, the primary focus of the course is on the lab demonstration of how to diagnose and treat the different somatic dysfunctions of the sacrum. The core manual medicine treatment modalities covered in this course are Muscle Energy, Lateral Syms Articulatory Technique, and Soft Tissue Techniques.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s: 2.5
Videos: 3
The Knee Course
The Knee course has a short lecture on the functional anatomy pearls for the knee joint. Then, the primary focus of the course is on the lab demonstration of how to examine the knee joint to rule in or out a traditional orthopedic injury and then how to examine for and treat somatic dysfunctions of the knee joint. The core manual medicine treatment modalities covered in this course are muscle energy, HVLA, strain-counterstrain and soft tissue techniques.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s: 1.5
Videos: 5
The Ankle Course
The Ankle course has a short lecture on the functional anatomy pearls for the ankle joint. Then, the primary focus of the course is on the lab demonstration of how to examine the ankle joint to rule in or out a traditional orthopedic injury and then how to examine for and treat somatic dysfunctions of the ankle joint. The core manual medicine treatment modalities covered in this course are muscle energy, HVLA, strain-counterstrain and soft tissue techniques.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s: 1.0
Videos: 3
The Foot Course
The Foot course has a lecture on the functional anatomy pearls for the foot. Then, the primary focus of the course is on the lab demonstration of how to examine and treat somatic dysfunctions of the foot. The core manual medicine treatment modalities covered in this course are muscle energy, HVLA, strain/counterstrain and soft tissue techniques.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s: 1.0
Videos: 3
OMM for the Neck and Tension-type Headache
OMM for the Neck and Tension-type Headache course is a lecture to better understand the holistic aspects of the functional anatomy of the cervical spine and how to apply the Still Technique to the upper and lower cervical complex.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s:
1B
Videos:
1
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome and Upper Extremity Dysfunctions
From thoracic outlet syndrome to carpal tunnel syndrome: the differential diagnosis for hand parasthesias. How to evaluate and treat with an osteopathic perspective.
Target Audience:
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- For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s:
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- 2.0
Videos:
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- 1
Cervical Strain-Counterstrain
Cervical Strain-Counterstrain course is a lecture to better understand the holistic aspects of the functional anatomy of the cervical spine and how to apply the Cervical Strain-Counterstain to the upper and lower cervical complex.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s:
2.0
Videos:
2
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine Approach to Shoulder Pain
Pain in the shoulder can have many different causes including the primary joint itself, but more commonly it’s caused by the muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia or boney dysfunction of the full shoulder girdle. This CME will discuss and demonstrate the Osteopathic Evaluation and Treatment of the Shoulder.
Target Audience:
For CME’s: DO’s, MD’s and other medical providers.
CME’s:
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- 2.0
Videos:
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- 1