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  • Master Application: Confidently apply a diverse range of manipulation techniques across various regions of the body.
  • Understand Rationale: Articulate the clinical rationale and biomechanical principles behind specific technique positions.
  • Identify Contraindications: Accurately recognize contraindications for manipulation and recommend appropriate alternative treatment options.
  • Adapt Techniques: Modify and adapt manipulation techniques to suit individual patient needs and presentations.
  • Integrate Treatment: Explore and integrate additional evidence-based treatment options to enhance patient outcomes.

 

  • Clinical Documentation: Document clinical tips for each region covered in the provided handout.
  • Technique Demonstration: Successfully perform at least two manipulation techniques for two different anatomical regions by the end of the course.
  • Receive Feedback: Actively engage in feedback sessions focusing on therapist and patient positioning, application force, and direction.
  • Clinical Reasoning Discussions: Participate in discussions on complex clinical reasoning and application scenarios.

Mohamad Aldoliefy

BSc, PT, CMP, CMT, CDNP, KCMT.

What is the primary focus of this manipulation course?

Is this course suitable for newly graduated physiotherapists?

What evidence supports the techniques taught in this course?

Will I be certified to perform manipulation after completing this course?

How much hands-on practice is involved?

Cairo
24-25-26 Sept, 2026
Alexandria
17 – 19 Sept, 2026