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Frozen Shoulder

Frozen Shoulder

Frozen Shoulder Learning Objectives: By the End of this course you will: 1. Be able to efficiently diagnose frozen shoulder 2. Be able to efficiently treat Frozen shoulder 3. Be able to effectively diagnose frozen shoulder 4. Be able to effectively treat frozen shoulder Read more ↓

4 Episodes 59m

Frozen Shoulder Learning Objectives:

By the End of this course you will:

1. Be able to efficiently diagnose frozen shoulder

2. Be able to efficiently treat Frozen shoulder

3. Be able to effectively diagnose frozen shoulder

4. Be able to effectively treat frozen shoulder

Thanks to Drayer Physical Therapy Institute for allowing us to film Eric's lectures in their clinic.

Episodes

Defining Frozen Shoulder, Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Prognosis

What frozen shoulder is and why the terms adhesive capsulitis and three-stage process no longer fit, who tends to get it, why early diagnosis is hard, and which factors predict a poor prognosis.

Rethinking Frozen Shoulder Management Through a Biopsychosocial Lens

Why current evidence-supported physical therapy for frozen shoulder falls short, and how a biopsychosocial approach with attention to systemic inflammation, motivational interviewing, therapeutic alliance and patient goals can change management.

A Local-to-Global Exercise Paradigm, Early Stretching and Mobilization

A local-to-regional-to-global exercise paradigm for frozen shoulder, with local treatment through manual therapy, stretching and goniometer feedback, a demonstrated home stretch series including the rotator interval, and multi-plane mobilization.

Regional and Global Exercise: Motor Control, Stability, Speed and CBT

Regional and global exercise for frozen shoulder: graded motor imagery and mirror training, motor control and weight-bearing stability progressions, cardiorespiratory work, faster movement speeds, and cognitive behavioral and cognitive functional approaches.

Frozen Shoulder Learning Objectives:

By the End of this course you will:

1. Be able to efficiently diagnose frozen shoulder

2. Be able to efficiently treat Frozen shoulder

3. Be able to effectively diagnose frozen shoulder

4. Be able to effectively treat frozen shoulder

Thanks to Drayer Physical Therapy Institute for allowing us to film Eric's lectures in their clinic.

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4 Episodes

59m

Dec 4, 2025