Treatment of the Pelvis and Lumbar Spine Level 1 course- Friday 4 & Saturday 5 March 2022

Treatment of the Pelvis and lumbar spine: level 1 Course

AMTA is back running Face to Face Courses and this 2 day practical course will take you through current research in lumbar & pelvic anatomy, biomechanics & treatment in order to explain current concepts of joint stability and the mechanisms that assist load transfer through the lumbo-pelvic region. A biomechanical framework is used to introduce comprehensive assessment & treatment techniques for the pubic symphysis,sacroiliac joint, and lumbar spine articulations.

You will learn Clinical assessment tests that provide information about functional stability and mobility of the pelvic articulations and lumbar spine then learn how these can assist your diagnosis of articular, myofascial and motor control dysfunctions in the lumbo-pelvic region. You will then learn practical application of muscle energy techniques and articular techniques for the pubic symphysis, SI Joints and lumbar facet joint injuries, in order to provide a patient specific treatment plan.

Course Aims:

• Review anatomy and biomechanics of the pelvis and lumbar spine, with interpretation of current research findings in this area of science
• Review the definitions of joint stability and functional load transfer through the lumbo-pelvic region
• Apply a biomechanical model in order to define dysfunction in the lumbo-pelvic region such as excessive compression (stiff joints, fixated joints, overactive global muscle activation) or insufficient compression (loose joints, insufficient or altered  recruitment of the local muscle system).
• Present a biomechanical framework as a basis for assessment of articular and muscular function in the lumbar spine and pelvic region
• Provide practical sessions to teach functional assessment of Pelvic mobility and Stability
• Provide practical sessions during which muscle energy and articular techniques are applied to specific Musculo-skeletal dysfunctions of the lumbar spine and pubic symphysis and SIJ’s.
• Discuss common dysfunctional patterns found in the lumbo-pelvic region, and how to use clinical findings to develop an effective treatment plan that incorporates appropriate manual therapy, specific exercise rehabilitation, and effective education.

Treatment of the Pelvis & Lumbar Spine:

AMTA 2022 Schedule & Covid requirements for Melbourne 2022

Friday 4th- Saturday 5th March 2022.

Course Times: Friday: 10.30am arrival for Rapid Antigen Testing. Course starts at 11am to 6.15pm and Saturday 5th March: 8.15 to 5.15pm

1. All participants will need to be fully Covid vaccinated and be able to show proof of this. I expect there will be a Vic QR code system in place to assist verification

2. You will need to sign a disclaimer and Health questionnaire that you bring on the day of registration

3. Anyone living in a Covid area of concern/ hotspot will be asked to get a PCR Covid test within 72 hours of the course start date

4. All course participants and teachers will be tested with a Rapid Antigen test on arrival at the venue each day. Therefore you will be asked to arrive between 10.15 and 10.30am on Saturday and 8.15 Sunday, undergo this test and wait outside until your test is processed. Once a negative test is shown you will be able to register and enter the Fitzroy room

5. It is likely we will be wearing masks  inside the venue or during practicals, depending on current VIC Health orders

Venue: Adina Apartment Hotel Melbourne CBD

189 Queen St, Melbourne tel: 03 99340000

Sign in and registration at the course: 10.30am Friday

Course times: 11.00am to 6.15pm Friday & 8.30am to 5.15pm Saturday

Booking Accommodation: This hotel will provide a 10% discount on their scheduled rates if you let them know that you are attending this AMTA course and the course dates. BOOK ONLINE @ tfehotels.com/adinahotels or call TOGA Reservations:+61 2 9356 5062

Parking is available on Merlin Alley. Validate your ticket at Reception for $25.00 per day parking

More details will be provided with course confirmation after registration and payment has been received.

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