presented by Jack Stagge
Satisfactory completion requirements: All disciplines must complete learning assessments to be awarded credit, no minimum score required unless otherwise specified within the course.
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Jack Stagge, PT, OCS, FAAOMPT
Jack Stagge received his bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy from CSU Fresno in 1978 and a specialty certification in Adult Neurology from U.S.C. in 1979. His postgraduate training includes extensive manual therapy course work in Norwegian, Australian, McKenzie and Cyriax protocols. He was chosen as a subject matter expert by the American Physical Therapy Board…
Read full bio1. Concepts of Treatment Techniques
In this chapter, participants will review the concepts of treatment technique presented for the upper and lower quadrants to help the participants better understand and apply these concepts in their daily practice. Correct technique and further explanation of home programs will be presented.
2. Demonstration of Treatment Techniques
This chapter provides demonstrations of the techniques covered in Chapter 1.
3. Advanced Considerations of Treatment
In this chapter, Mr. Stagge will present advanced considerations in treatment including the use of T.E.N.S., deprovocation/desensitization, progressive loading, mirror image use, etc.
4. Demonstration of Advanced Techniques
This chapter presents demonstrations of the techniques and advanced considerations addressed in Chapter 2
5. Conclusion
The course concludes with further thoughts about patient specificity, regional intervention, and the therapist’s role in treatment of these complex patients will be presented. The mechanical and physiological basis for treatment will be discussed to allow for more evidenced base approach in this chapter that concludes this course.
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