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The purpose of this course is to provide clinicians with a framework for the evaluation and treatment of the overhead thrower. Upon completion participants will be able to perform a comprehensive assessment of baseball players with considerations for age and skeletal maturity. It will provide you with a strong foundation to assess proper throwing mechanics and the ability to make adjustments as needed to prevent injury. You will be able to reach out in your communities to market assessments of pitching mechanics and specialized care for the overhead throwing athlete as well as communicate effectively with local coaches to promote your practice.

This course aims to educate licensed therapists and healthcare professionals on the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of common injuries affecting the elbow, forearm, and wrist. The course will enable the clinician to problem solve through various forearm and wrist injuries, assess movement patterns, and utilize various rehabilitation techniques to maximize function after injury.

This continuing education course will focus on advanced topics related to balance, vestibular disorders, and concussion management. Clinicians will discuss relevant advances in concussion research and management. This course will emphasize case-based learning and practical application. This is the final course in a 3-course series to prepare clinicians for the Vestibular/ Concussion Certification Examination. Vestibular 1 and Concussion 2 are required prior to registration for Concussion 3.

This course focuses on the comprehensive evaluation and management of upper, mid and lower cervical spine. 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 for the cervical spine. This is a hands-on, lab intensive course with supervised practice and case-based application

This course focuses on the comprehensive evaluation and management of upper, mid and lower cervical spine. 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 for the cervical spine. This is a hands-on, lab intensive course with supervised practice and case-based application.