[Download Now] Treating the Lumbopelvic Complex: Innovative Solutions without Opioids – Jason Handschumacher

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These three words evoke a lot of responses in how I treated my patients. We must question the use of prescription drugs for pain reduction. Is exercise the answer? Where does manual therapy fit in? What about other treatment methods?

Learning a step-by-step approach to finding the cause and attacking it at its root will simplify the lumbopelvic complex. I will show you how to use simple and effective manual therapy treatments to help your patients return to function and reduce pain. I will show you how to apply pain science education and how your language choices can help break the myths surrounding pain.

1. Review relevant anatomical structures and stability concepts
2. Discuss the efficient and reliable clinical examination and interpretation of findings to guide successful treatment
3. Demonstrate the proper measrement and documentation protocol for clinical examination of a patient presenting with lumbopelvic issues
4. Examine the current literature regarding lumbopelvic clinical examination findings, joint mobilization, non-surgical stabilization options, and exercise
5. Create a plan that implements pain science research and education for the patient in front of you
6. Demonstrate effective manual therapy and therapeutic exercise interventions to treat the lumbopelvic complex

There are twoABILITY CONCEPTS and LUMBOPELVIC ANATOMY.

• Interrelation of the lumbar spine, pelvis, and hips
• Form closure, force closure, and Tensegrity stability concepts
• Spinal engine/ myofascial slings

Critical analysis of the ultimate list.

• Step-by-step measurement and documentation
• Incorporating imaging studies: when they matter and when they don’t
• Normal values and when they matter
• Interpreting clusters of signs and symptoms
• Dynamic motion and stability testing
• Assess and interpret neural mobility testing
• Differentiating lumbar, pelvic, and hip symptoms
• Using current Clinical Practice Guidelines

There are best investigations from the exam.

• Know which findings contribute to symptoms
• Is the issue mobility, stability, both, or something else?
• How manual therapy can improve muscular activity and enhance exercises
• Train dynamic movements, not just muscles
• IASTM, dry needing, and taping – when they help and when they don’t
• Improve carryover after discharge

Is it possible to learn about penicillin science education.

• Simplify neuroscience into understandable terms
• Pain is normal, chronic pain is not
• “Hurt vs. harm” and graded exposure to activity concepts
• Empower people over pain
• Use of video and printed materials specific to patients

There is a lab practice and a demo.

• Reliable measurements with simple equipment
• Manual therapy for even novice clinicians
• When and when not to progress exercises
• Video and live demonstrations

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