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Mobilisation with Movement (MWM) is an both an assessment and a treatment technique which combines manual therapy and exercise, with self-treatment being a core component of its application. As such, it is clinically useful to the musculoskeletal (MSK) practitioner and appeals to both manual therapists and rehabilitation-based therapists.
The concept of application of MWM in different states of loading will be demonstrated to show progressions of treatment in some commonly encountered presentations. Thomas provides an explanation of his use of varying load and patient position to maximise recovery and shows examples of self-management.
Learn more about the art and the science of MWM and the Mulligan Concept and build your skills as a frontline practitioner with local courses listed here: https://bmulligan.com
Learning objectives
> You should be able to discuss the use of mobilization with movement (MWM) as a treatment and an assessment
> You should be able to consider the role of symptom and functional modification in the modern clinical environment and with the MWM technique
> You should be able to review the key principles of MWM
> You should be able to do clinical reasoning to allow judicious use of MWM's
Discover how mobilisation with movement bridges manual therapy and exercise to reduce pain, restore function, and build patient confidence. Learn why pain-free, immediately effective techniques can also support assessment, self-management, and lasting progress in modern musculoskeletal practice.
Discover how mobilization with movement can reduce pain, restore confidence in movement, and support long-term self-management. Learn why this hands-on yet active approach fits modern physiotherapy, from tennis elbow and dizziness to complex everyday clinical cases.
Mobilisation with Movement (MWM) is an both an assessment and a treatment technique which combines manual therapy and exercise, with self-treatment being a core component of its application. As such, it is clinically useful to the musculoskeletal (MSK) practitioner and appeals to both manual therapists and rehabilitation-based therapists.
The concept of application of MWM in different states of loading will be demonstrated to show progressions of treatment in some commonly encountered presentations. Thomas provides an explanation of his use of varying load and patient position to maximise recovery and shows examples of self-management.
Learn more about the art and the science of MWM and the Mulligan Concept and build your skills as a frontline practitioner with local courses listed here: https://bmulligan.com
Learning objectives
> You should be able to discuss the use of mobilization with movement (MWM) as a treatment and an assessment
> You should be able to consider the role of symptom and functional modification in the modern clinical environment and with the MWM technique
> You should be able to review the key principles of MWM
> You should be able to do clinical reasoning to allow judicious use of MWM's
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