This lab-intensive weekend course will equip health care providers with the didactic knowledge and hands-on skills needed for treating patients suffering from peripheral neurogenic pain and a variety of nociplastic pain states. Attendees will practice and develop skills in the physical examination and treatment of a sensitized peripheral nervous system. There is also a focus on desensitization of the nervous system.

Course Objectives/Outcomes

• Locate and palpate peripheral nerves in upper and lower extremities on lab partners using course manual and with instruction assistance.
• Demonstrate upper limb, trunk, lumbar, and lumbosacral neurodynamic tests performed on lab partners after demonstration from instructor(s) and with use of manual.
• Demonstrate upper limb, trunk, lumbar, and lumbosacral neurodynamic treatments performed on lab partners after demonstration from instructor(s) and with use of manual.
• Choose appropriate neurodynamic tests and treatments for clinical application to at least 1 of 8 written case studies presenting to class for discussion using course teachings and course manual.
• Practice and demonstrate an ability to explain nerve sensitization to patients in pain.Skillfully perform sensorimotor testing of hypersensitization on lab partners using course manual and with instructor assistance.

Applicability

• • Therapeutic Pain Specialist (TPS)
  • Fellowship in Pain Sciences

CEU and Cancellation Policy

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