As a Chartered Physiotherapist with over 25 years of extensive experience treating patients living with hypermobility, Mary has carefully devised this comprehensive 4-step programme. It is firmly based on her practical clinical work combined with the latest current research in the field. She thoughtfully incorporates modified exercises and well-established therapeutic principles to create a personalised treatment plan specifically tailored for clients affected by this common yet often misunderstood condition.
During the workshop, participants will thoroughly examine the complex pathology of hypermobility across its many spectrums and variations. We will explore the most common musculoskeletal dysfunctions that typically present in these clients and develop a deeper understanding of the critical importance of facilitating the myofascial lines of the lower limb. These lines play a vital role in overall function and movement efficiency, making their consideration essential for effective treatment.
The intended outcome of the workshop is for the teacher to confidently identify these dysfunctions and develop a safe, effective movement programme aimed at re-educating gait patterns and enhancing pelvic stability in hypermobile clients. Additionally, the workshop will explore the significant benefits of breath control techniques to help release muscular tension, reduce discomfort, and manage pain more effectively.
Duration: 3 hours
As a Chartered Physiotherapist with over 25 years of extensive experience treating patients living with hypermobility, Mary has carefully devised this comprehensive 4-step programme. It is firmly based on her practical clinical work combined with the latest current research in the field. She thoughtfully incorporates modified exercises and well-established therapeutic principles to create a personalised treatment plan specifically tailored for clients affected by this common yet often misunderstood condition.
During the workshop, participants will thoroughly examine the complex pathology of hypermobility across its many spectrums and variations. We will explore the most common musculoskeletal dysfunctions that typically present in these clients and develop a deeper understanding of the critical importance of facilitating the myofascial lines of the lower limb. These lines play a vital role in overall function and movement efficiency, making their consideration essential for effective treatment.
The intended outcome of the workshop is for the teacher to confidently identify these dysfunctions and develop a safe, effective movement programme aimed at re-educating gait patterns and enhancing pelvic stability in hypermobile clients. Additionally, the workshop will explore the significant benefits of breath control techniques to help release muscular tension, reduce discomfort, and manage pain more effectively.
Duration: 3 hours
