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An introduction to the concepts
and applications of the McKenzie
Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy® focusing on the lumbar
spine. Principle format is lecture,
discussion and live patient demonstrations.
Effective January 2012, Part A will begin
with a new comprehensive
online session, followed
by a three day live course.
Having an online component
allows you to work at your
own convenience and learn
from an interactive blend
of visuals, audio and video,
but still participate in
the live course
that is so integral to the
McKenzie educational programming.
Review the Key Points to Access Online Courses on our
website
Course Outline includes:
- Epidemiology and predisposing factors
- Chemical vs. mechanical pain
- Examination and treatment: postural, dysfunction and derangement syndromes
- Anatomy and biomechanics: the intervertebral disc
- Prophylaxis and contraindications
- Patient demonstration, analysis and discussion
Instructional Level: Basic
Program Goals, Objectives
and Schedule: click
here
Eligibility and Registration Details: click here
Standard Timeline: 3 days;
26 hours
Continental breakfast everyday: 7:30-8am
Online Pre-requisite
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Friday: 8:00am - 5:30pm
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Saturday: 8:00am - 5:30pm
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Sunday: 8:00am - 1:15pm
(Timelines may vary based on patient scheduling. etc. View the 'Details'
online via the Course-Exam Schedule Locator)
Course Fee:
$650, Audit (Retake): $325 Part A Course Information and Preparation Suggestions:
- Bring a pen/pencil and highlighter for note taking
- Attire is business casual; appropriate for lab that can
easily allow you to move
and provide exposure to back,
trunk or extremities
- Take the free online Overview Course
- Read the textbook, THE LUMBAR SPINE: Mechanical Diagnosis
& Therapy. You can purchase
this text through OPTP by
calling 1-800-367-7393 or
visiting their website at
www.optp.com.
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