Principles of Rehab & Frozen Shoulder - WASHINGTON
Sat, Aug 22
|Seattle Washington
This 13-hour continuing education course integrates foundational musculoskeletal rehabilitation principles with advanced, region-specific clinical decision-making, with a focused deep dive into shoulder pain and frozen shoulder management. CE Credit approved for all 50 states
Time & Location
Aug 22, 2026, 8:00 AM GMT-11 – Aug 23, 2026, 1:00 PM GMT-11
Seattle Washington, TBD
Guests
About the event
Rather than relying on checklist-style exams or excessive exercise variety, the course emphasizes hypothesis-driven evaluation, load tolerance, tissue irritability, and symptom behavior as the primary drivers of safe and effective care.
Participants progress from universal rehabilitation concepts to applied strategies for the spine, extremities, tendinopathy, chronic pain, and complex shoulder presentations. Special emphasis is placed on adhesive capsulitis, including diagnosis, natural history, stage-specific examination, and ethical exercise and manual therapy progression to minimize flare-ups and adverse events.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
§ Apply universal rehabilitation principles to design simple, effective, and scalable exercise programs across spine and extremity conditions.
§ Use patient history to generate diagnostic hypotheses and guide focused, defensible physical examinations.
Tickets
In-Person Admission
Sale ends
Mar 28, 11:00 AM GMT-11
This ticket includes the 8 Hours of continuing education and lunch.
$150.00
Total
$0.00