Mulligans Lower Quadrant | The Shoudler | Nick Clark 2015

Hi

Yes, yes and yes. In answer to several emails. Happy to say that we do have additional places available for Examination and Treatment of the Lower Quadrant Utilising the Mulligan Concept. There are 2 places for recent graduates (still with the generous $150 discount) and 2 additional places for experienced clinicians.

For those of you forward planning practitioners, there no places   available for Jeremy Lewis's The Shoulder: Theory and Practice in September in Perth but positions are available at present for his Sydney course. Seems along way away, but it will be longer if you wait till he returns... if you treat shoulders consider it well worth while attending.

For you even longer term planners, I am letting you know we have another OS visiting clinician/researcher in 2015. He specialises in lower limb functional rehabilitation based strongly upon research driven programs. His name in Nick Clark and he will be presenting three courses in Auz, two of them in WA - lucky for us :)

And finally in this course updated we will soon be announcing a new clinical course using a treatment modality for trigger points - without the use of needles. It would be applicable either to augment your current clinical treatment with needles and also suitable for clients without a passion for needles but still requiring treatment of trigger points.

All the best,

Doug Cary FACP
Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist (awarded by Australian College of Physiotherapy, 2009)
PhD Candidate Curtin University
Clinical Director AAP Education

email: doug@aapeducation.com.au

ph/fx: 08 90715055

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