A Total Approach for Treating Neck & Scapular Disorders – Sue DuPont

Question and Answer

What is Injuries?

Injuries is in the neck and shoulder region affect over 1/3 of the adult population, and they can be very disabling and costly to the patient..

How does Injuries affect?

Injuries in the neck and shoulder region affect over 1/3 of the adult population, and they can be very disabling and costly to the patient.

What is X-ray findings?

X-ray findings is often do not correlate with symptoms, yet these patients continue to have pain..

How does X-ray findings often do not correlate?

X-ray findings often do not correlate with symptoms, yet these patients continue to have pain.

What is impairments?

impairments is Also, in the scapula-thoracic and lumbar regions have been shown to affect the alignment and biomechanics of the cervical spine..

How does impairments have been shown?

Also, impairments in the scapula-thoracic and lumbar regions have been shown to affect the alignment and biomechanics of the cervical spine.

What is A Total Approach?

A Total Approach is Purchase for Treating Neck & Scapular Disorders - Sue DuPont courses at here with PRICE $199.99 $84 Injuries in the neck and shoulder region affect over 1/3 of the adult population, and they can be very disabling and costly to the patient..

How does A Total Approach Purchase?

Purchase A Total Approach for Treating Neck & Scapular Disorders - Sue DuPont courses at here with PRICE $199.99 $84 Injuries in the neck and shoulder region affect over 1/3 of the adult population, and they can be very disabling and costly to the patient.

What is X-ray findings?

X-ray findings is often do not correlate with symptoms, yet these patients continue to have pain..

How does X-ray findings often do not correlate?

X-ray findings often do not correlate with symptoms, yet these patients continue to have pain.

What is impairments?

impairments is Also, in the scapula-thoracic and lumbar regions have been shown to affect the alignment and biomechanics of the cervical spine..

How does impairments have been shown?

Also, impairments in the scapula-thoracic and lumbar regions have been shown to affect the alignment and biomechanics of the cervical spine.

What is the cause?

the cause is Whether is from a traumatic injury, or from the chronic effects of age, posture, and wear-and-tear, many of these patients suffer with significant pain and disability..

How does the cause is?

Whether the cause is from a traumatic injury, or from the chronic effects of age, posture, and wear-and-tear, many of these patients suffer with significant pain and disability.

What is Muscle imbalances?

Muscle imbalances is and altered length-tension relationships of soft tissues make it increasingly more difficult to effectively treat these patients..

How does Muscle imbalances make?

Muscle imbalances and altered length-tension relationships of soft tissues make it increasingly more difficult to effectively treat these patients.

What is Passive treatment?

Passive treatment is approaches simply are not effective..

How does Passive treatment approaches simply?

Passive treatment approaches simply are not effective.

What is This recording?

This recording is will explore the latest techniques for assessing and treating neck and shoulder girdle pain and dysfunction..

How does This recording will explore?

This recording will explore the latest techniques for assessing and treating neck and shoulder girdle pain and dysfunction.

What is classification systems?

classification systems is Current treatment-based for neck patients will be presented, as well as today’s best-practices for objectively determining the underlying causes of dysfunction and applying effective treatment strategies..

How does classification systems will be presented,?

Current treatment-based classification systems for neck patients will be presented, as well as today’s best-practices for objectively determining the underlying causes of dysfunction and applying effective treatment strategies.

What is current classification systems?

current classification systems is Review for neck patients Differentiate diagnoses for hyper- and hypo-mobility conditions in cervical-scapula-thoracic regions Gain a better understanding of common surgical and non-surgical interventions and indications/contraindications for rehabilitation Review the clinical application of modalities and demonstrate manual therapy techniques to improve function and relieve pain Identify specific stabilization and mobilization exercise progressions for improved outcomes Apply PNF and Pilates principles to retain movement Introduction Why we need to understand the neck and shoulder girdle better Review of current biomechanical theories and research on cervical spine Using Classification Systems and Functional Index findings to guide treatment planning Causes of neck pain and disability—biomechanical and neurological changes Common Hyper- and Hypo-Mobility Diagnoses Therapists Treat in the Cervical and Scapular-Thoracic Region Whiplash, Herniated Nucleus Pulposus (HNP), spondylosis, radiculopathy, scoliosis Hypo-mobility diagnoses—stenosis, kyphosis, facet joint dysfunction, Degenerative Disk Disease (DDD) How Do We Stabilize?.

How does current classification systems Review?

Review current classification systems for neck patients Differentiate diagnoses for hyper- and hypo-mobility conditions in cervical-scapula-thoracic regions Gain a better understanding of common surgical and non-surgical interventions and indications/contraindications for rehabilitation Review the clinical application of modalities and demonstrate manual therapy techniques to improve function and relieve pain Identify specific stabilization and mobilization exercise progressions for improved outcomes Apply PNF and Pilates principles to retain movement Introduction Why we need to understand the neck and shoulder girdle better Review of current biomechanical theories and research on cervical spine Using Classification Systems and Functional Index findings to guide treatment planning Causes of neck pain and disability—biomechanical and neurological changes Common Hyper- and Hypo-Mobility Diagnoses Therapists Treat in the Cervical and Scapular-Thoracic Region Whiplash, Herniated Nucleus Pulposus (HNP), spondylosis, radiculopathy, scoliosis Hypo-mobility diagnoses—stenosis, kyphosis, facet joint dysfunction, Degenerative Disk Disease (DDD) How Do We Stabilize?

What is Review?

Review is of relevant functional anatomy of the cervical-scapulo-thoracic region Discuss biomechanical model of the Cervical Motion Segment and effects of instability Effects of posture and aging on tissue structure and motor control Lab 1: Palpation AND Posture Assessment Bony structures and gross muscle testing Posture observations and documentation of scoliosis and scapular winging Special tests—Jull’s Test for Cranio-cervical stability, Standing Arm Elevation, Axial compression, vertebral artery, Spurling’s test, and Scapular Balancing Index Common Surgical and Non-Surgical Treatments Laminectomy, discectomy, cervical fusion, disc replacement Pain management strategies—spinal injections, trigger point injections, Botox, and acupuncture Clinical Modalities—iontophoresis, manual vs..

How does Review aging?

Review of relevant functional anatomy of the cervical-scapulo-thoracic region Discuss biomechanical model of the Cervical Motion Segment and effects of instability Effects of posture and aging on tissue structure and motor control Lab 1: Palpation AND Posture Assessment Bony structures and gross muscle testing Posture observations and documentation of scoliosis and scapular winging Special tests—Jull’s Test for Cranio-cervical stability, Standing Arm Elevation, Axial compression, vertebral artery, Spurling’s test, and Scapular Balancing Index Common Surgical and Non-Surgical Treatments Laminectomy, discectomy, cervical fusion, disc replacement Pain management strategies—spinal injections, trigger point injections, Botox, and acupuncture Clinical Modalities—iontophoresis, manual vs.

What is mechanical traction Lab 2:?

mechanical traction Lab 2: is Hands-On Treatment Techniques Mobility testing and TMJ screening Soft Tissue Mobilization—passive release, muscle energy release, and tissue unwinding Demonstration of advanced mobilization techniques—MET and Mobilization with movement Neuromuscular Re-Education: Clinical Applications AND Treatments Pressure biofeedback for deep neck flexors and scapular stability exercises Specialized taping techniques using kinesio-taping and McConnell taping strategies Stabilization for Neck AND Scapula Critical links and 3 Postural Zones Weak links in the Stability Chain Progression of Exercise Programs Lab 3: Stabilization AND Scapular Mobility Exercises Deep neck flexor training and Cervical “clock” exercises Connecting the postural zones Mobilization exercises for Scapular-thoracic region Building scapula-thoracic postural control Advanced exercise techniques—gliding discs, yoga, PNF, and dynamic reaction training Tag: A Total Approach for Treating Neck & Scapular Disorders - Sue DuPont Review..

How does mechanical traction Lab 2: unwinding?

mechanical traction Lab 2: Hands-On Treatment Techniques Mobility testing and TMJ screening Soft Tissue Mobilization—passive release, muscle energy release, and tissue unwinding Demonstration of advanced mobilization techniques—MET and Mobilization with movement Neuromuscular Re-Education: Clinical Applications AND Treatments Pressure biofeedback for deep neck flexors and scapular stability exercises Specialized taping techniques using kinesio-taping and McConnell taping strategies Stabilization for Neck AND Scapula Critical links and 3 Postural Zones Weak links in the Stability Chain Progression of Exercise Programs Lab 3: Stabilization AND Scapular Mobility Exercises Deep neck flexor training and Cervical “clock” exercises Connecting the postural zones Mobilization exercises for Scapular-thoracic region Building scapula-thoracic postural control Advanced exercise techniques—gliding discs, yoga, PNF, and dynamic reaction training Tag: A Total Approach for Treating Neck & Scapular Disorders - Sue DuPont Review.