Online & Virtual Training Courses At Lunara
The Treatment of Neck & Jaw Pain:
This class is specifically designed for Physical Therapists seeking to enhance their skills in managing neck and jaw pain. Through a combination of manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercises, and patient education, participants will learn effective strategies to address the underlying causes of neck and jaw pain. Topics covered include joint mobilizations, soft tissue techniques, postural examination, and targeted exercises for improved stability and range of motion. This course aims to empower therapists with the knowledge and tools necessary to provide comprehensive and evidence-based treatment for individuals experiencing neck and jaw pain.
TMJ: Manual Therapy & More:
This specialized class focuses on manual therapy techniques and additional interventions for the treatment of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders. Physical Therapists attending this course will learn hands-on techniques to address TMJ dysfunction, such as joint mobilizations, myofascial release, and muscle energy techniques. The class also covers patient education, functional exercises, and adjunctive therapies to promote pain relief, restore jaw function, and improve the overall quality of life. Participants will gain practical skills and evidence-based knowledge to effectively manage TMJ conditions in their clinical practice.
Low Back Pain Mobilization and Movement:
Designed for Physical Therapists, this course explores the treatment of low back pain through a comprehensive approach that combines mobilization techniques and movement strategies. Therapists will learn various manual therapy techniques to address joint dysfunctions, release muscle tension, and improve lumbar spine mobility. Additionally, participants will explore movement-based interventions, including therapeutic exercises, functional training, and trunk control exercises, to enhance strength, flexibility, and overall function of the low back. This course equips therapists with a holistic toolkit to effectively manage and treat low back pain in their patients.
Lower Extremity Conditions & How To Approach Them:
In this course, Physical Therapists will delve into assessing and treating various lower extremity conditions. Through a combination of didactic sessions and practical demonstrations, participants will learn to evaluate and manage common lower limb disorders, including ankle sprains, knee injuries, and hip pathologies. The course will cover manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercises, and gait training principles specific to lower extremity rehabilitation. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the pathophysiology of these conditions and develop practical skills to optimize outcomes for their patients.
Upper Extremity Conditions: Ditch The Specials & Get Moving:
This course aims to empower Physical Therapists with a movement-based approach to treating upper extremity conditions. Therapists will learn to shift away from overreliance on passive modalities and special tests and instead focus on therapeutic exercises, functional movements, and patient empowerment. Participants will explore evidence-based interventions for common upper extremity conditions such as shoulder impingement, tennis elbow, and carpal tunnel syndrome. Through a combination of manual therapy techniques, exercise prescription, and patient education, therapists will gain the skills to effectively manage upper extremity conditions and facilitate optimal recovery.
Empowering Babies In Eating:
Designed specifically for Physical Therapists working with infants and young children, this course focuses on the assessment and treatment of feeding difficulties in the pediatric population. Participants will learn about the impact of oral motor dysfunction, sensory issues, and anatomical considerations on feeding development. The course will cover manual therapy techniques, positioning strategies, and sensory integration approaches to facilitate improved oral motor skills and successful baby-feeding experiences. Therapists attending this course will gain valuable insights and practical tools to empower infants in their feeding journey.
The Treatment of Neck & Jaw Pain:
This class is specifically designed for Physical Therapists seeking to enhance their skills in managing neck and jaw pain. Through a combination of manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercises, and patient education, participants will learn effective strategies to address the underlying causes of neck and jaw pain. Topics covered include joint mobilizations, soft tissue techniques, postural examination, and targeted exercises for improved stability and range of motion. This course aims to empower therapists with the knowledge and tools necessary to provide comprehensive and evidence-based treatment for individuals experiencing neck and jaw pain.
Treatment Of Torticollis & Plagiocephaly: Promoting Movement & Preventing Helmets:
This specialized course is tailored for Physical Therapists aiming to optimize the treatment of infants with torticollis and plagiocephaly. Participants will learn evidence-based manual therapy techniques, stretching exercises, and strengthening interventions to address torticollis and promote symmetrical movement patterns. The course will also cover strategies to prevent the need for cranial orthotic helmets through repositioning techniques and environmental modifications. By focusing on early intervention and promoting movement, therapists will acquire the skills to effectively manage torticollis and plagiocephaly in infants, promoting optimal development and reducing the need for more invasive interventions.
Beyond Tongue Tie: Why Movement May Be The Better Option:
In this enlightening course, Physical Therapists will explore an alternative perspective on addressing tongue ties in infants. Moving beyond the conventional focus on surgical intervention, this course emphasizes the role of movement in promoting optimal oral function and feeding development. Participants will learn about the relationship between tongue ties, body position, and motor patterns. Through a combination of manual therapy techniques, sensory integration strategies, and targeted exercises, therapists will gain insights into how movement-based interventions can positively impact tongue function and general oral motor skills. This course empowers Physical Therapists to provide comprehensive and evidence-based care, offering alternative options beyond surgical intervention for infants with tongue ties.