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This live, hands-one course will educate licensed therapists about the evaluation and treatment of orthopaedic disorders and considerations during pregnancy. Participants will be presented with common musculoskeletal impairments, evaluation and treatment procedures as well as be educated on anatomical and physiologic changes. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review. This is a live satellite course. Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and pass a post course exam. CEUs 8 TPTA CCUs 16 AOTA CEUs 1.6

This course will explore the post-partum period through focused education on post-partum topics with an emphasis on exploring orthopedic pain, mobility dysfunction, and rehabilitative treatment methods. On the conclusion of this course, rehabilitative clinicians will be able to effectively treat patients from this population from the initial evaluation, through treatment, to discharge, with measurable improvement in their symptoms. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review. This is a live satellite course. Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and complete the post-course test CEUs 8 TPTA CCUs 16 AOTA CEUs 1.6

To effectively assess and treat these clients, therapists must have a solid understanding of the anatomy, structure and function of the vestibular system, and utilize evidence- based assessment, treatment and outcome measures in their treatment planning and documentation. Vestibular rehabilitation provides an effective alternative management strategy for patients living with movement and sensory selection impairments, and can significantly reduce the risk of problems related to balance, dizziness and falls. Through an integrated format of lecture, lab, case studies and open discussion, this workshop will provide therapists with the foundation and latest evidence to effectively evaluate and treat common vestibular disorders. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, PTAs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 2-day course and complete the post-course test CEUs 12

This 1-day practical course provides the necessary steps to progress a concussed patient from acute phases through return to activity. Join us as we provide step-by-step education to address all aspects of concussion care including, on-field assessment, in-clinic evaluation of vestibular and cognitive issues, special topics relating to concussion care and developing/implementing a return to activity plan for successful recovery. This course utilizes both lecture style learning with open format as well as laboratory type learning to ensure participant engagement and success. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, PTAs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and complete the post-course test CEUs 8

This live, hands-one course will educate licensed therapists about the evaluation and treatment of orthopaedic disorders and considerations during pregnancy. Participants will be presented with common musculoskeletal impairments, evaluation and treatment procedures as well as be educated on anatomical and physiologic changes. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review. This is a live satellite course. Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and pass a post course exam. CEUs 8 TPTA CCUs 16 AOTA CEUs 1.6

This course focuses on the comprehensive evaluation and management of the Pelvic girdle. Clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis and evidence based practice with a practical approach will be presented throughout the coursework. Eclectic and historical approaches will be incorporated into the course. The course will utilize thrust, non-thrust, soft tissue and exercise techniques. This is a hands-on, lab intensive course with supervised practice and case-based application. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review. This is a live satellite course. Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and complete the post-course test CEUs 8 TPTA CCUs 16 AOTA CEUs 1.6

This course focuses on the comprehensive evaluation and management of the Pelvic girdle. Clinical reasoning, differential diagnosis and evidence based practice with a practical approach will be presented throughout the coursework. Eclectic and historical approaches will be incorporated into the course. The course will utilize thrust, non-thrust, soft tissue and exercise techniques. This is a hands-on, lab intensive course with supervised practice and case-based application. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review. This is a live satellite course. Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and complete the post-course test CEUs 8 TPTA CCUs 16 AOTA CEUs 1.6

This course will explore the post-partum period through focused education on post-partum topics with an emphasis on exploring orthopedic pain, mobility dysfunction, and rehabilitative treatment methods. On the conclusion of this course, rehabilitative clinicians will be able to effectively treat patients from this population from the initial evaluation, through treatment, to discharge, with measurable improvement in their symptoms. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review. This is a live satellite course. Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and complete the post-course test CEUs 8 TPTA CCUs 16 AOTA CEUs 1.6

This 1-day course is designed to educate participants for practical use of gait assessment and treatment in the outpatient clinic. Participants are provided evidence-informed information through foundational review, visional training and active labs to encourage all aspects of learning. This course provides a focus on observational gait assessment, how to interpret meaningful data and transition to functional exercises. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 1-day course and complete the post-course test Credentialed for: 7 hours

The Internal Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Course is a continuation of the External Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Course taught the day before. During the Internal Pelvic Floor Course, emphasis will be placed on learning the external and internal vaginal examination and Laycock MMT. Students will be taught how to safely perform internal and external electrical stimulation and biofeedback treatments. Pelvic organ prolapse and treatment will be discussed as well as lectures on urogynecology surgeries and pharmacology. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review. This is a live satellite course. Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 2-day course and complete the post-course test CEUs 8 TPTA CCUs 16 AOTA CEUs 1.6

The use of orthotics for upper extremities is an interegal intervention during post op protocols, to promote optimal positioning for recovery post trauma, and functional positioning to prevent joint deformities. Therapists who fabricate these orthoses require core knowledge of basic anatomy of the upper extremitiy involved, core understanding of the orthotic biomechanics and hands-on experience working with the materials in order to produce a well-fitting and effective orthosis for their patients. This course will provide the basic understanding and hands-on practice to fabricate commonly seen orthoses that are used in practice and can act as the core components for more advanced orthoses. Target Audience: PTs, PTAs, OTs, COTAs, ATCs Instructional Level: Beginners Instructional Methods: Hands-on lab, lecture with Q&A, group discussion, patient cases, evidence review. This is a live satellite course. Course Completion Requirements: must attend the entire 2-day course and complete the post-course test CEUs 16 TPTA CCUs 16 AOTA CEUs 1.6