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The Basics of Sacroiliac Mobilization Course Description The greatest strength of this class is its ability to simplify a seemingly complex region of the body and give the clinician a set of tools to use with confidence on Monday morning. A unique aspect of this course is how it clarifies often ambiguous treatments with the pelvis; giving seasoned clinicians a more holistic way of treating the pelvis. As with all of our manual therapy courses, this seminar will follow a a progression of principles and reinforce them throughout the 16 hours, is at least 75% hands-on lab, and will give the clinician hands-on skills they use immediately upon their return to the clinical setting.	INSTRUCTOR David Myers, PT, DPT, OCS, ATC, CIMT Learn more about David

Course Objectives

Understand the rationale for doing Sacroiliac Mobilization and its specific effects
Understand and be able to demonstrate correct palpation, correct use of testing techniques, and correct application of specific mobilizations
Understand the importance of correlation of multiple positive tests to ascertain a correct assessment of pelvic girdle dysfunction
Understand the order of treatment of the pelvic gridle structure

Topics Covered

Review of pertinent anatomy
Introduction and review of biomechanics of the sacroiliac joint and how it will be assessed
Palpation of bony structures — This will be reviewed throughout the course
Diagnostic testing — static and motion assessment
Treatment of pubic dysfunction
Treatment of iliosacral dysfunction—flares
Treatment of iliosacral dysfunction—rotations
Treatment of iliosacral dysfunction—slips
Treatment of sacroilial dysfunction—sacrum
Review of each assessment and treatment technique
Application to Specific Clinical Situations

Course Outline

Saturday
8:00 AM   Registration / Continental Breakfast
8:30 AM   Introduction
9:00 AM   Review of pertinent anatomy
10:00 AM Pelvic Girdle Biomechanics
11:00 AM Palpation of Bony Structures
12:00 PM Lunch
1:00 PM   Diagnostic Testing - Static & Motion Assessment
2:30 PM   Treatment of Pubic Dysfunction
3:30 PM   Treatment of Iliosacral Dysfunctions - Flares
4:30 PM   Treatment of Iliosacral Dysfunctions - Rotations
5:00 PM   Adjourn

Sunday
7:30 AM   Registration / Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM   Review of Bony Structures and Diagnostic Testing
9:00 AM   Treatment of Iliosacral Dysfunctions - Slips
10:00 AM Treatment of Sacroilial Dysfunctions - Sacrum
12:00 PM  Lunch
1:00 PM   Review of Iliosacral Dysfunctions
3:00 PM   Review of Sacroilial Dysfunctions
3:30PM    Speed Mobilizations
4:30 PM   Application to Clinical Situations
5:00 PM Adjourn

2008/2009 Basics of Sacroiliac Mobilization Schedule

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Date	City
October 11, 12, 2008	Portland, OR
November 15, 16, 2008	Columbus, OH
January 24, 25, 2009	Chicago, IL
February 14, 15, 2009	Tulsa, OK
February 28, 29, 2009	Baltimore, MD
May 2, 3, 2009	Newark, NJ Area
June 6, 7, 2009	San Francisco, CA
September 12, 13, 2009	Honolulu, HI
October 10, 11, 2009	Philadelphia, PA
December 5, 6, 2009	Seattle, WA

Please click here for a 2008 brochure for the SI course in pdf (printer friendly) format.

lease click here for a 2009 brochure for the SI course in pdf (printer friendly) format.

Or click here for a registration form in a pdf format (printer friendly) and fax to us at 800-889-0358.

What do people have to say about the Sacroiliac Course?

Absolutely great course. I got more out of this than the last 6 courses I've taken. - Seattle, WA The material was presented in such a manner that it was actaully hard NOT to understand it. - Portland, OR This is the third course I've been to on SI dysfunction, but this is the first time I've come away with an understanding of sacral dysfunction. - Kansas City, MO I'll be able to apply my new knowledge in the clinic tomorrow. - Los Angeles, CA He really cared how much we learned. The difficult material was presented in such a manner that it was doable and reproducable. - Portland, OR The format was excellent - continued repetition with easily understood explanations. - Detroit, MI I must admit that before this I was afraid of the SI, I now feel confident to treat it when the opportunity arises. - Detroit, MI I really enjoyed the course and have already helped a 16 year old scoliotic patient, a chronic hip bursitis, and traumatic SI strain - not bad for two days work. - Chalrlotte, NC (2 days post course)