Course content

• Introduction to Kinetic Control and its theoretical foundations.
• Assessment of movement dysfunctions and motor control impairments.
• Strategies for retraining movement patterns.
• Practical applications in clinical settings.
• Case studies and problem-solving exercises.

Learning  Objectives

• Explain the theoretical foundations of Kinetic Control and its relevance to managing movement-related pain and dysfunction.
• Integrate Kinetic Control methodologies to evaluate movement patterns, identify uncontrolled movement, and implement targeted retraining strategies.
• Implement targeted motor control strategies to improve movement consistency, efficiency, and load tolerance.
• Progress retraining effectively from low-load tasks to functional and performance-relevant movement challenges.

• Physical therapist and medical professional.
• Experience in musculoskeletal therapy or rehabilitation (recommended but not mandatory).

• 100% attendance
• Active participation in all sessions.

• Enhance clinical skills for physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists.
• Improve patient outcomes through targeted movement retraining.
• Apply evidence-based principles of movement assessment, motor control retraining, and clinical reasoning within the Kinetic Control framework.

• Review basic anatomy and physiology, particularly related to movement and motor control.
• Familiarize yourself with common musculoskeletal conditions.
• Bring comfortable clothing for practical sessions.
• Prepare questions or case studies to discuss during the course.

• Mastery of Kinetic Control principles and their role in rehabilitation.
• Understanding of movement dysfunction assessment tools.

• Ability to identify and correct movement dysfunctions.
• Proficiency in designing and implementing rehabilitation programs.
• Improved critical thinking and problem-solving in clinical scenarios.

• Increased confidence in managing complex movement-related cases.
• Commitment to evidence-based practice and continuous learning