The Thoracic Ring Approach™

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”?

As a ConnectTherapy™ Series Graduate, you know the value of the online library of course resources as a tool for continued learning and reflection. Each year, LJ updates these resources with edits and new content, so we are excited to offer this 12 month subscription to the latest and greatest resources for the ConnectTherapy Series.

If it’s been a few years since you took the Series, or you want to refresh your skills and pick up on things you may have forgotten or missed, this access will give you the learning booster you’re looking for.

You’re a graduate of the ConnectTherapy™ Series and now you’re looking for more up-skilling in this whole body assessment & treatment approach. You’re looking for what’s next?

Let the ConnectTherapy Series Challenge your Mind and Change your World, and the worlds of your patients. This 3.5‐day course incorporates new developments and is specifically for physiotherapists who have previously completed the Discover Physio or ConnectTherapy™ Series.

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.

The course consists of 16 days of virtual and in-class learning, spread out over 3 parts. The new format, created in 2021, breaks each of the 3 Parts of the Series into a Virtual and In-Person course, giving you six learning opportunities with LJ & the Assisting Team. We have had nothing but positive reviews on this new format.

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.