Movement Links course participants and instructors in Brea, CA.
Course schedule
LOWER QUARTER
Introduction to the Functional Approach, Posture & Gait Analysis, Postural Stability, Lower Quarter Movement exam. Neuromuscular Facilitory & Inhibitory Techniques, Corrective & Reflexive Exercises, Movement Re-ed
UPPER QUARTER
Upper Quarter Movement Exam, Neuromuscular Facilitory & Inhibitory Techniques, Corrective & Reflexive Exercises, Movement Re-ed
FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENT PROGRESSION
Movement analysis based on integration of both upper & lower quarters. Analysis of complex movements and skills and breaking its component parts down to functional synergies, planar movements and impairments.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants
Participants will be required to view a 3-hour introductory video lecture and pass a quiz prior to attending the “live” courses.
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Movement Links Course Series (Columbia, MD) | ||
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Sept 8-10, Oct 6-8 and Nov 11-12, 2023 |
Location: | Columbia Physical Therapy In Motion, Columbia, MD | |
Registration: | 1. Download the course brochure 2. Sign Up for the course ONLY Sign Up for the course and certificate class |
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Special Columbia Options: | 1. Download the course brochure 2. Sign up for the Lower Quarter session only, Sept 8-10 3. Sign up for the Upper Quarter session only, Oct 6-8 |
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Movement Links Course Series (Pasadena, CA) | ||
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Sept 9-10, Oct 7-8, Nov 4-5 and Dec 2-3, 2023 |
Location: | Evergreen Physical Therapy, Pasadena, CA | |
Registration: | 1. Download the course brochure 2. Sign Up for the course ONLY Sign Up for the course and certificate class |
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Movement Links Certification Course (Los Angeles Area, CA) | ||
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June 3-4, 2023 |
Location: | Evergreen Physical Therapy, Pasadena, CA | |
Prerequisite: | Completion of entire Movement Links series | |
Registration: | 1. Download the course brochure 2. Final registration TBA |
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June 1-2, 2024 |
Location: | Azusa, CA | |
Prerequisite: | Completion of entire Movement Links series | |
Registration: | 1. Download the course brochure 2. Final registration TBA |
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David oversees a student in muscle analysis.
Ernie emphasizing the keypoints of the side-bridge position.
“This course is a must-do for any physical therapist who wants to get a better handle as to what is going on with the person in front of them. The “Link” between posture, movement, and gait analysis to drive your physical exam makes for superior and efficient assessment, planning, and ultimately, superior results. All of my staff have either attended or will attend the Movement Links series because the training received results in a better patient experience and clinical outcome.”
Locatelli Rao, President
Pasadena Physical Therapy, Inc.
Nicole explains the finer details of scapular activation in the prone-on-elbows position.
Hyun explaining the finer points of an exercise.
Target Audience: Limited to Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants. 5.6 CEUs (56 contact hours) approved by California Physical Therapy Association.
Click here for detailed course objectives and schedule.
“In the last 20 years of my career as a professor and clinician, no continuing education course has more profoundly affected the way I teach and treat than the Movement Links series. As a renowned leader in the field of movement science, Dr. Clare Frank and her team bring a ‘down to earth-use it tomorrow’ approach to optimizing human function.
This course series will bring new life to your career, new hope to your patients, and a new way of thinking about human movement rehabilitation.”
Michael Wong, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT Associate Professor, Azusa Pacific University Owner, Physio U app
Tracey demonstrates cervical spine mechanics.
Jay facilitates hip lateral rotators of a participant performing the step lunge.
“The Movement Links series improves your skills in evaluating movement and training visual acuity and clinical skills to appropriately diagnose the problem. I have personally benefited from participating in this classes and highly recommend this series to both the entry level and experienced physical therapist.”
Andrew Morcos, DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT Owner, Motus Specialists, University of Southern California - Athletic Medicine (2010 -15)
Clare provides tactile clues to promote spinal axial elongation.
Francisco demonstrates the “Bruegger” theraband wrap.