Tackling Sacroiliac and Pelvic Girdle Dysfunction
Live Webinar | 7.5 Contact Hours
ABOUT
This 1-day, live webinar 7.5 hour course provides an excellent foundation for understanding, effectively diagnosing and treating people with sacroiliac dysfunction and pelvic girdle pain. Literature is reviewed and an evidenced based approached is emphasized. Topics include anatomy and biomechanics, diagnosis including special tests literature review, current recommendations, pregnancy and postpartum considerations and interventions. The Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method ℠ (PGM Method℠), developed by Deborah Riczo, is presented and evidence to support this simplified yet comprehensive approach is reviewed and practiced with dedicated lab time. Specific self-pelvic balancing exercises are introduced and practiced, and patient handouts are included. Course consists of lecture, group discussion/activities, and video (including specific patient video) and is interactive in nature. You will develop quick screening tools that are clinically applicable and a simplified treatment approach for sacroiliac/pelvic girdle dysfunction that can be readily used “on Monday morning” after the course.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
- Appreciate the musculoskeletal anatomy and biomechanics of the pelvic girdle and what structures are commonly involved in dysfunction;
- Identify and palpate externally key bony landmarks, muscles and ligaments of the pelvic girdle that commonly are involved in sacroiliac dysfunction;
- Discuss the current evidence supporting the use of movement based and static symmetry special tests for diagnosing sacroiliac dysfunction;
- Identify the current recommended special tests for sacroiliac dysfunction and four special tests used in the Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method ℠ (PGM Method℠) and demonstrate confidence in performing these tests;
- Demonstrate confidence in instructing specific self-balancing exercises used in the PGM Method℠ and understand progressions to core strengthening and considerations for pregnancy and postpartum
WHAT YOU NEED
- PC/Laptop (some participants prefer to use two monitors to watch the webinar on one monitor while following along with the digital course manual on a second monitor)
- Access to Zoom Conferencing (Free Basic Plan)
- Stable Wi-Fi connection or wired internet connection
- Microphone
- Webcam
WHAT OTHERS SAY
“Deborah did a great job! She provided clear instruction, with good background material and good clinical feedback. Especially considering the new webinar format, I was very satisfied with this course.”
“Deborah did great communicating the information across and keeping the participants interested. I like that she asked the group how they wanted the course to go.”
“Enjoyed the course and really felt like I could address SI better!”
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