I decided to create this educational format for Physiotherapists in order to deliver the best evidence based practice workshops useful for ordinary clinical practice.
Workshops will be tailored to specific Physiotherapists’ needs and level of expertise. Whereas my knowledge is not sufficient, I would be very glad to invite international specialists in the area of interest
For further info about the workshops contact me
september 2019
october 2019
november 2019
december 2019
The topic of the course is “Persistent Low Back Pain”. The course aims to translate the latest scientific evidence in ordinary everyday clinical practice. Neuroscience and Mechanotherapy (which is properly applied Exercise Physiology to promote positive tissue adaptation) will be integrated into a simple patient-centre biopsychosocial approach.
Furthermore, the course will give Physiotherapists information regarding the latest clinical trials and the current research on LBP and Chronic Pain. Specific Load Management and Exercise Prescription as well as Manual Therapy will be presented for different LBP profiles
The aim of the workshop is to present the current scientific evidence and the clinical model in use for the thorough clinical assessment of Tendinopathies. The lower limb Spring Model will be integrated with a careful analysis of the relevant clinical and performance tests for a complete assessment of the patient’s capacities.
The anatomy of the shoulder and the mechanisms responsible for its specific painful disorders will be revisited. Different sub-groups will be presented together with a critical analysis of the shoulder assessment, including special tests and Symptoms Modification Procedures.
The clinical application of the Hand Held Dynamometer will be integrated for the analysis of the strength ratios and the progression criteria as well as for the achievement of the best exercise plan compliance.
A careful analysis of the whole Kinetic Chain will be presented for different Sports for full recovery as well as for enhanced Performance.
Furthermore the course will provide information regarding the latest clinical trials regarding conservative and surgical interventions as well as the predictive factors for full recovery.
The course topic is the “Shoulder”. The course aim is to synthesize the current scientific evidence in a simple clinical approach. The anatomy of the shoulder and the mechanisms responsible for its specific painful disorders will be revisited. Different profiles will be presented together with a critical analysis of the shoulder assessment, including special tests and Symptoms Modification Procedures.
The clinical application of the Hand Held Dynamometer will be integrated for the analysis of the strength ratios and the progression criteria as well as for the achievement of the best exercise plan compliance.
A careful analysis of the whole Kinetic Chain will be presented for different Sports for full recovery as well as for enhanced Performance. Manual Therapy application for the different profiles will be critically outlined.
Furthermore the course will provide information regarding the latest clinical trials regarding conservative and surgical interventions as well as the predictive factors for full recovery.
Gerard Vehof – Physio2Go’s founder – will manage the organization of Physiotherapy Applied Science workshops in the Netherlands.
He also graduaded from Curtin University in Australia, with a Master of Clinical Physiotherapy. In The Netherlands he gained Bachelor degrees both in Physiotherapy and Human Kinetic Technology.
