Short Courses

Do you feel like the thoracic spine and ribcage are like a “black box”? Are you puzzled by clinical experiences …

Are you looking for a simple yet powerful way of looking at function and treatment of the foot and ankle? Tired of navigating through the maze of conflicting information and terminology in the foot/ankle literature? Interested in learning how to maximize results and make changes to your patients’ feet that previously have been considered unchangeable and “structural”?

On this 2-day Virtual course, you’ll learn the essential and uncomplicated anatomy & mechanics of optimal pelvis function, the anatomy of the abdominal wall, and what tests allow you to not only to determine common pain generators in the pelvis, but more importantly, determine when the pelvis is the Primary Driver of the patient’s symptoms.

Determine when the thorax is or is not the primary driver for pain or reduced performance during whole body movements through learning the manual skills and clinical reasoning framework of the Thoracic Ring Approach and ConnectTherapy.

This Treatment Skills & Exercise Prescription course covers key exercise and training progressions for Thoracic Ring Drivers and provides the opportunity to take your Thoracic Ring hands-on skills for both assessment and treatment to the next level! You’ll also be introduced to how to apply the Thoracic Ring Approach & ConnectTherapy in the Pilates context – ConnectPilates™ for the Thoracic Rings.

We’re excited to launch this brand new ConnectTherapy™ course taking place at the LJLI Headquarters in North Vancouver! By the end of this course you’ll have new tools to assess the foot and ankle, enhanced hands-on and visual perceptive abilities to see where and how the foot is non-optimal during functional tasks, and new treatment techniques to release and train Foot/Ankle Drivers for better function across multiple activities. Join us for 2.5 days of demystifying and simplifying this important region with ConnectTherapy.

Determine when the thorax is or is not the primary driver for pain or reduced performance during whole body movements through learning the manual skills and clinical reasoning framework of the Thoracic Ring Approach and ConnectTherapy.