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Neu Pilates Mat and Reformer Training – Online

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Neu Pilates Mat and Reformer Training – Online

Details

Organization / Poster Name
Neu Pilates
Opportunity Cost
$2650
Closing Date
December 31, 2024
Opportunity Description
Are you ready to elevate your practice and help your clients achieve faster, more effective rehabilitation?
Our comprehensive course, taught by a physiotherapist and Pilates instructor, is designed specifically for physiotherapists who want to deepen their understanding of movement patterns and enhance their ability to guide patients toward long-lasting recovery.

Understand the core principles of Pilates and how they can be applied to rehabilitate your clients. Learn to incorporate these techniques into your existing practice to enhance client outcomes.

Dive into the biomechanics of movement through the lens of Pilates. Identify dysfunctional movement patterns and learn how to correct them using targeted Pilates exercises.

Explore advanced rehabilitation techniques using mat Pilates and the reformer. Tailor your approach to meet your clients’ specific needs, ensuring they recover faster and build strength and stability.

Learn how to design Pilates-based programs that not only rehabilitate but also protect your clients from future injuries. Empower your clients with the tools they need to maintain their health and wellness.
About The Organization
Jen and Lara have been combining Pilates and Physiotherapy since 2009. Through a series of many synchronistic events, Lara and Jen were brought together at a time when they both searching for solutions to problems in their careers. Lara was trying to figure out why Pilates wasn’t able to get everyone out of pain and into functional movement patterns. Jen was looking for a way to get people to move and strengthen their bodies in a safe way in order to maintain all the work on alignment and activation that was being worked on in treatment sessions. They both held the exact solutions for each other's problems. Lara and Jen found that Pilates and Physiotherapy perfectly complemented each other in a person’s journey to develop, heal and strengthen their own body.

Following a passion to work with injuries and understand the mechanics of the body, Jen began training as a Physiotherapist at the University of Alberta. After graduating with her degree in 2005, Jen went straight into private practice. Her passion to understand how the body works led to her completing a diploma in manual therapy and receive the Fellowship of the Canadian Academy of Manipulative Physiotherapy. She then went on to train in the Integrated Systems Model. Jen loved figuring out how her client’s bodies compensated to support injuries and how to bring their body back to a state of alignment so that it could heal. She found though that while she could show them where their body needed to be supported, she wanted more tools to integrate the new movements into their body on a more permanent basis.

During the same period of time, Lara moved to Vancouver to pursue a completely different path. A career in film took precedence. It was an injury from a rollerblading accident that changed the course of her life. Her doctor encouraged her to attend Pilates classes to rehabilitate her injuries and her posture. While practicing Pilates, Lara found she could achieve a place of calm and connectedness, even if she came into the session in a place of chaos and stress. Lara decided to leave film school and pursue Pilates as a career. Her training began with Stott. Lara completed Mat, Reformer, Cadillac, Chair, Barrels, Fitness Circle and ISP (Injury and Special Populations) under Stott’s program. After an internship with PoleStar, Lara returned to her hometown of Salmon Arm to teach Pilates. After a short start-up period working out of her Mom’s house, she started a small business called, Shuswap Core Pilates. Lara is drawn to teacher training and immediately began mentoring other Pilates instructors.
Lara found that as her experience in Pilates increased, there were still motions in a client’s body that she couldn’t explain or build exercises to suit. Another injury led her to seek out a physiotherapist. Jen. While in her sessions with Jen, Lara found Jen giving her explanations for some of the mechanics of the body that Pilates didn’t explain, and Jen found that Lara could create exercises to complement the manipulation she used as a physiotherapist. Each of Lara and Jen found that the other could explain the body in ways that linked pieces that they were searching to connect.

Jen and Lara began meeting with friends and family and testing how Pilates and Physiotherapy could be combined. These sessions would last hours while Jen and Lara worked out how the methods complemented each and the “clients” were seeing amazing breakthroughs that could not be experienced by Physiotherapy or Pilates alone. Shortly thereafter, both Lara and Jen agreed to take the leap and combine their passions and disciplines and see what they could create. NEUmovement, when it opened, offered a unique service to their clients. They called it the Integration appointment.

They started offering in studio seminars to train their teams in how to integrate Physiotherapy and Pilates. Eventually, they realized that this new method of Pilates could be taught as the first training a person took to become a Pilates instructor rather than only as continuing education. So in 2017, they launched their NEU Pilates Teacher Training Program. Lara and Jen developed and taught live classes at their studios in Vernon and Kelowna for a number of years before the pandemic gave them the opportunity to find other options to reach those who want to learn more about Pilates and Physiotherapy.

They are now incredibly excited to begin to offer these courses online.
How To Join
https://www.neupilates.com/physiopilates
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  1. Get Started: Select ‘Create a Physiotherapist Listing‘ in your Guest Non-Member Dashboard and opt for the free non-member plan. Ensure your practice stands out by accurately completing your form. Be sure to complete as many of the fields as possible, including conditions treated, treatment types, languages, etc. The more information included in your listing, the more likely you are to be found by Albertans needing your services.
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  5. Complete Your Listing: Submit the form and and you’ll be taken to checkout. There is no cost for creating your physiotherapy or clinic listing. Complete checkout for free and publish your listing. 

Please Note: The Find a Physio Directory is launching soon! Although the search function is currently under refinement, completing this step will ensure you’re visible in our database as soon as it goes live.

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MANAGE YOUR LISTINGS

You can return to your profile at any time to update, revise, or renew your listings. Staying active and current amplifies your reach and engagement within Alberta’s physiotherapy community.

By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to leveraging the AAP platform to its fullest potential, connecting with a wide audience of physiotherapy professionals and clinics across Alberta.

Welcome to your AAP Member Portal

Hello and welcome to your Alberta Association of Physiotherapy (AAP) member community! You’ve taken a significant step in advancing your professional journey. We’re thrilled to have you on board.

Getting Started

1. Set Up Your Account Profile

First things, first! Your first action is to visit the ‘My Account’ page. Here, you can personalize your profile, ensuring your fellow physiotherapists and potential clients know who you are. Add your profile photo and contact information. This is the profile that will be linked to your listings (job board, marketplace, etc) as well as the community forum.

A complete profile is key to making the most of your membership.

2. Add Your 'Find A Physio' Listing

Next, let’s ensure you’re discoverable in our ‘Find A Physio’ database. Please Note: The Find a Physio Directory is launching soon! Although the search function is currently under refinement, completing this step will ensure you’re visible in our database as soon as it goes live.v89vvv9cis8 don!).

  1. Get Started: Select ‘Create a Physiotherapist Listing‘ in your AAP Member Dashboard and opt for the free member plan. Be sure to complete as many of the fields as possible, including conditions treated, treatment types, languages, etc. The more information included in your listing, the more likely you are to be found by Albertans needing your services.
  2. NOTE: Please make sure you’ve added your location on the map. If you don’t want to list your physical address, you can list your postal code and primary city (or just the city).
  3. Clinic Listings: While completing your Physiotherapist profile, you’ll have the option to link your profile to the clinics where you work. Our database already includes many clinics across Alberta, aiming for comprehensive coverage. If you’re part of multiple clinics, you can link each one to your profile for broader visibility.
    • Missing Clinic? If your clinic isn’t listed, encourage the clinic owner , director or manager to create their listing and include critical information like conditions treated, treatment types, business hours and more. If the clinic owner or manager is not an AAP member, they can still list their clinic under a guest account.
  4. Claim an Existing Clinic: If your clinic is pre-listed, take a moment to claim it. Personalize your clinic’s profile with specialties, treatment types, business hours, logos, and photos. A robust profile increases your clinic’s visibility, helping Albertans find the right care quickly and easily. To claim and take ownership of an existing Clinic listing find and open your clinic listing, click on the ‘Claim’ button at the bottom of the listing and follow the prompts.
  5. Complete Your Listing:  Submit the form and and you’ll be taken to checkout. There is no cost for creating your physiotherapy or clinic listing. Complete checkout for free and publish your listing.

Please Note: The Find a Physio Directory is launching soon! Although the search function is currently under refinement, completing this step will ensure you’re visible in our database as soon as it goes live.

Explore and Engage

Explore and engage with all the resources at your fingertips. Simply navigate between the member-exclusive pages using the menu, and remember, you can always return to the Member Dashboard by clicking ‘Member Portal’ in the header or ‘Member Dashboard’ in the website footer.

Be sure to check out:
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How to Use the Forum

Welcome to our Forum! This space is designed for you to engage, share, and connect with fellow physiotherapists. Here’s how you can get started with creating new topics and responding to existing ones.

Navigating the forum
  • Upon logging in, you’ll see various forums (categories) listed. These represent different areas of discussion.
  • Use the search function to find specific topics or information.
Creating a New Topic
  • Select a Forum: Click on the forum that best matches the topic you want to discuss.
  • Create a New Topic: Within the chosen forum, scroll down to the New Topic fields.
  • Enter a Title: Craft a specific and clear title for your topic.
  • Write Your Post: Share your question, insight, or information. Aim for clarity and brevity.
  • Submit Your Topic: Once you’ve composed your post, click “Submit” to publish it.
Replying to a Topic or Thread
  • Select a Topic: Navigate to the topic you wish to respond to.
  • Write Your Response: Directly compose your reply at the end of the thread.
  • Submit Your Reply: After writing your response, click “Submit” to add it to the discussion.
General Tips
  • Stay Relevant: Ensure your posts and replies are pertinent to the topic and forum category.
  • Professional Respect: Maintain a professional and respectful tone in all interactions.
  • Clear Communication: Use appropriate language for a professional physiotherapist audience.
  • Search Before Posting: Check if your topic or question has already been addressed to avoid duplication.
  • Subscribe for Notifications: You can follow certain topics to receive updates on new posts or replies.
  • Privacy and Confidentiality: Respect the privacy of your fellow physiotherapists. Information shared here is confidential and should not be disseminated outside this forum.
Explore, participate, and connect! Your active involvement enriches our community and makes this forum a valuable resource for all.