Clinically-Applied Manipulation: Lumbopelvic Spine
Based on current data-modeling of the COVID-19 pandemic and to protect the health and well-being of our community, we have scheduled this seminar to a later date. The seminar has been moved from May 2nd and 3rd to July 26th. Attendees who have registered will receive a partial refund for the hours that will be lost due to the rescheduling.
If you are currently registered to attend and cannot make the new date, please let us know at info@tulipseminars.com
If you are currently registered to attend and cannot make the new date, please let us know at info@tulipseminars.com
Description: This seminar will offer 12 hours of hands-on, evidence-based instruction focusing on the clinical application of manipulation and/or mobilization of lumbopelvic spinal syndromes. Attendees will be given a clear clinical framework regarding when and how to apply specific thrust- and non-thrust techniques in the conservative management of prevalent conditions in manual therapy practice. Importantly, phase of injury and degree of functional loss will be necessarily considered in each clinical scenario.
Additional Information:
Additional Information:
- Instructed by Drs. Bhalerao, Panzer, Baranick, Walton and Perham, the Tulip Seminar promise of optimal attendee-instructor ratio will be upheld!
- Free parking provided.
- Breakfasts and lunch provided.
- This seminar provides twelve hours of continuing education.
- Student discount provided.
- Licensed DCs who have graduated in the last two years qualify for the student discount option.
- Early-registration discounted rate ends on Saturday, April 4th.
- Student Pre-requisite: Must be currently enrolled in 6th quarter or later.