Course Description
Apply these techniques easily with your present clients!
In-Balance is the essential program for chronic pelvic and low back pain! It is a research-based, non-invasive management system that is easy to follow and client centered.
- Do you know how the nervous, gastrointestinal and musculoskeletal systems function together in chronic pelvic and low back pain?
- Do you know how the autonomic nervous system controls striated muscle and pain perception?
- Do you know how the In-Balance Program with Physiological Quieting and Roll for Control® Exercises can manage chronic pelvic and low back pain?
- Do you know how to easily integrate the In-Balance Program with your present orthopedic and neurologically involved clients?
Certification
At completion of the 2-day course, post-test and case study report the PRC Institute Certification for In-Balance™ Treatment of Chronic Pelvic and Low Back Pain is awarded.
Course Objectives- Chronic Pelvic & Low Back Pain
At the conclusion of the course the participant will be able to:
- Describe the characteristics of chronic pelvic pain and low back pain and theories of its etiology.
- Describe the categories and types of chronic pelvic and low back pain.
- Describe dysfunction in the autonomic nervous system, gastrointestinal and pelvic rotator cuff systems that can lead to chronic pelvic and low back pain.
- Develop assessment techniques for chronic pelvic and low back pain.
- Develop treatment strategies for chronic pelvic and low back pain.
- Develop self-care management strategies for chronic pelvic and low back pain.
Course Schedule
8:00 Registration- test 1:00 Treatment Overview: Lifestyle Changes, Modalities
8:30 Introduction- 1:30 Lab: In- Balance the ANS – Physiological Quieting
statistics , criteria
symptoms, case studies
9:00 Anatomy, neurology, physiology 2:30 Lab: In-Balance the pelvic and low back muscles
of chronic pelvic & low back pain Roll for Control® Exercises
10:00 Break Bottoms Up™ Exercises
10:15 In- Balance Assessment 3:30 Break
history, questionnaire, physical exam
10:45 Lab: Pelvic & low back muscle 3:45 Lab: Myofascial & manual techniques
Assessment –biofeedback
12:00 Lunch 4:30 Functional Outcomes/ Post-test
