Date October 24, 25, 2021 Email course host Eike Hirschmann, at e.hirschmann@dvmt.org. www.dvmt.org for further information, logistics and registration for this course.  

Date October 15-18, 2021  

Dates: October 20-22, 2021

This interview with Diane and Mark Finch (RMT) will introduce you to the evidence-informed, clinical reasoning approach - the Integrated Systems Model - and its key concepts.

This 45-minute webinar was produced for IFOMPT 2020 and will introduce tests to determine when the thorax is playing a critical role for an individual with impaired function of the pelvic girdle (loss of mobility and/or control) with or without associated pelvic girdle pain.

An Introduction to the Integrated Systems Model & How to Find the Primary Driver for Linking Chains for Optimal Function

Understanding the Relationships Between the Cranium, Neck and Upper Thorax/Shoulder Girdle using The Integrated Systems Model for Pain & Disability

New perspectives from The Integrated Systems Model for Treating Women with Pelvic Girdle Pain, Urinary Incontinence, Pelvic Organ Prolapse, and Diastasis Rectus Abdominis

Acute back pain patients often have similar histories but present at a different stage of their condition. Ultimately, best conservative care should consider, and address, the role each system and body region is having on the collective cortical body-matrix.