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With an aging population, the prevalence of age-related spinal conditions is progressively increasing. Symptoms relatable to spinal stenosis now account for up to 30% of patients with spinal complaints in primary care. Physiotherapists who appreciate the natural course, differential diagnosis, assessment, medical/surgical, exercise and manual therapy treatment options available can safely and effectively manage this growing patient population.

Registration closes March 15, 2021 10:00PM EST
Speaker:
Jack Miller DPT, FCAMPT
Advanced Practice Physiotherapist

Headaches are a common problem and can be very complex to diagnose and treat. There are many types of headaches including tension-type, cervicogenic, migraines, and cluster headaches. One of the most common types is Cervicogenic headaches. In fact, nearly 90 percent of women and about 70 percent of men report suffering from at least one Cervicogenic headache during their lifetime, while 37 percent of women and 21 percent of men experience them regularly. Knowing how to conduct a proper medical screen and physical examination is essential in order to be able to ensure headache patients are within the scope of Physiotherapy.

Registration closes June 1st, 2021
Webinar commences on Jun 7th at 8:00pm EST

Webinar Plan:
1) Review the features of different types of headaches
2) Differentiate Cervicogenic headaches from other headaches
3) Review safety with regards to C-V related pathology
4) Physiotherapy management of C-V headaches

Speaker:
Jack Miller DPT, FCAMPT
Advanced Practice Physiotherapist

This webinar is free!

Webinar Info: Are you a busy clinician who: - Second guesses yourself when you see nystagmus? - Wants to know if the nystagmus you see is something to be concerned about? - Is interested in the field of vestibular therapy? - Or, simply likes to continue learning? If any of these resonate with you, join […]