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Manual Therapy for the Extremities

SMART PT

Edmonton March 13-14, 2027 $840 (including gst)

About This Opportunity

SMART PT is offering an upcoming 1 weekend course in manual therapy for the extremities. This course will cover the most common biomechanical problems in the extremities that either mimic or are part of the cause of such conditions as rotator cuff dysfunction, thoracic outlet syndrome, medial & lateral epicondylitis, femoral acetabular impingement syndrome, Piriformis
syndrome, ITB syndrome, Patellofemoral pain syndrome, Pes Anserine tendonitis and Plantar Fasciitis.  You will learn how to recognize, assess and treat the biomechanical dysfunctions that cause these common painful conditions.

About the Organization

The mission of SMART PT is to provide practical training based on foundational anatomic and biomechanical principles that will immediately
and positively influence your practice and improve your clinical outcomes. The goal is to make the complex easily understandable in a way that can be quickly applied to your daily practice. Jonathan is also very invested in ongoing mentoring and offers a variety of different opportunities to reinforce
knowledge, develop and acquire new skills.

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