This 8-hour knee rehabilitation course has been developed by a knee-specialized physical therapist and a clinical researcher. The concept underpinning the structure of this course aims to be solidly based on the best available evidence (published and not published yet) and the clinical expertise accumulated by the instructor, constantly updated in each edition to provide clinicians with a comprehensive theoretical and heavily practical learning pathway around the rehabilitation following knee injuries.

Unlock the Secrets to Ads and Save on Costly Agencies! Are you a physiotherapist ready to attract a steady stream of new patients without relying on expensive marketing agencies? If so, this course is tailor-made for you! We’ll guide you step-by-step on how to make ads that attract patients, we'll help you avoid common pitfalls and wasted money.

This course blends evidence-based practice with expert clinical practice in the evaluation and management of chronic groin pain in athletes. The authors of this course will highlight new information regarding the history and new terminology surrounding groin pain in athletes. Contemporary information regarding key clinical examination findings associated with injury is presented.  A closer look at the pathomechanics behind groin pain in athletes is explored with treatment management strategies matched to the sport-specific demands of the athlete.  Updated evidence-based treatment strategies are presented and reviewed with regard to treatment efficacy while also highlighting what may still be missing from clinical practice.  An evidence-informed treatment strategy is presented with specific exercise-based videos incorporated to help the clinician implement new treatment approaches starting today!

Extend your scope and become a PhysioCoach...or Osteo, Chiro, all healthcare professionals are welcome. Strength & Conditioning principles are an integral part of an effective rehabilitation journey, but Physiotherapists just don't learn these skills in their studies. Exercise prescription is learnt on the job, through a slow, painful and frustrating (especially for the patient) trial and error process.