Movement System Syndromes of the Foot/Ankle
Join this webinar for a chance to learn the various movement system syndromes of the foot/ankle. This is another frequently requested topic from past course participants! We have the foot/ankle guru, Dr. Mary Hastings!
Register today!Webinar Description
This 3-hour live webinar will be focused on management of the foot/ankle utilizing the kinesiopathologic model. The kinesiopathologic model proposes that movement is contributing to the pathology. Basic understanding of the kinesiopathologic principles will make it easier to understand the various foot/ankle movement system syndromes (please refer to the free Lower Quarter Basics course). Systematic examination of the lower extremity, with specific attention to the foot/ankle region will be presented to help you understand the various movement patterns contributing to the foot/ankle pain. Learn the various foot/ankle movement system syndromes and the specific treatments.
Can't join us live? We will have recording access available after the event! If you are registering for the webinar after 3/27/2024, you can purchase this as a self-study online course.
Date: March 27, 2024 (Wednesday)
Time: 6~9pm central time
Format: Webinar (Zoom), lecture followed by Q&A
Recording access available? Yes! It will be ready 1 day after the event.
Learning Objectives:
At the completion of this webinar, participants will be able to:
1) Identify differences between kinesiopathologic and pathoanatomic concepts for the management of musculoskeletal pain problems.
2) Identify differences between the various movement system syndromes of the foot/ankle.
3) Identify key tests for each foot/ankle movement system diagnosis.
4) Identify the most common contributing factors for each foot/ankle movement system diagnosis.
5) Select appropriate interventions based on the foot/ankle movement system diagnosis and contributing factors.
Mary Hastings, PT, DPT, MSCI, ATC
Dr. Mary Hastings is a professor of Physical Therapy and Orthopaedic Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine, Program in Physical Therapy in St. Louis, Missouri.
Dr. Hastings’ area of expertise is musculoskeletal injuries of the foot and ankle with expertise in biomechanical contributors to foot and ankle movement and joint deterioration. She has a 20+ year history of funded research in which she and her colleagues explore the foot deformities, joint mobility, muscle and bone deterioration, and vascular contributions associated with plantar wound development and lower extremity amputation in those with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy.
Foot/Ankle Webinar Only
Register for the Movement System Syndromes of the Foot/Ankle. You can join the live webinar on 3/27/24, and have access to the recording for 90 days. Purchasing after 3/27? You can take it as a self-study online course.
Knee and Ankle Webinar Package
Register for 2 webinars and get a discount! You can attend the live webinars on 3/4/24 (knee) and 3/27/24 (foot/ankle), and have access to the recording for 90 days. Each webinar is 3 hours in length.
ALL ACCESS!
For the serious movement system learners! Pay an annual subscription fee to access all virtual courses at a significantly discounted price. Always have recording access to all webinars / virtual courses as long as you're an active subscriber. The best deal we have yet to offer!
