The Ultimate Master Clinician: Part 1 - The Lower Half

Imagine if you understood the basic biomechanical essentials of how the human body works. And imagine if you could easily assess those biomechanical essentials. You might quickly get to the root cause of so many patients’ chronic pain. Using the concept of neuromusculoskeletal ‘functional units’ within the body, you will better understand the incredible pathomechanical interconnections that initiate and maintain chronic musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction. 

Focusing on functional anatomy, rather than anatomical form, the ‘Ultimate Master Clinician’ courses will enable the orthopedic manual therapist to logically assess for pathomechanical malfunctions throughout the entire body. Then, taking into consideration the patient’s lifestyle and priorities, a plan of treatment can be devised to bring the patient’s neuromusculoskeletal system towards optimal efficiency.This course focuses on the three major functional units of the lower half i.e., the Psoas Pyramid, the Thoracic Latexion ‘Spring’ and the Human Bicameral Foot.

This course involves a detailed analysis of striding gait and axial rotation, two exclusively human movements. A systematic assessment of the unique human anatomy and biomechanics that create these movements leads to the Lower Half Biomechanical Screen, an efficient and effective examination of every joint in the lower quadrants.

Format: 15 live, contact CEU hours

*Aspire OMT’s Continuing Education Credits are approved for the state in which the course is taught.