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MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 9.89 GB | Duration: 8h 31m Online Mentorship, Techniques, Critical Thinking & Integration into your Clinical Practice What you'll learn IMS Dry Needling Physiotherapy Clinical Reasoning Intramuscular Stimulation Description An online mentorship course for healthcare professionals that are legally allowed to utilize dry needling as part of their scope of practice. This video-based course is designed to improve your clinical reasoning, client education and technical skills with dry needling. Physiotherapist Brent Stevenson of WhyThingsHurt and Envision Physiotherapy walks you through every step of how and why he uses IMS in his practice. Body Part Categories: (assessment, education, treatment) Full length videos of assessment and treatment demonstrating what muscles are commonly treated together as tug-of-war pulls around major joints. Global Posture & Stiffness Low Back Pain Hip, Groin & Knee Pain Shoulder, Jaw & Neck Pain Mid-Back, Rib & Chest Pain Elbow, Arm & Hand Pain Ankle & Foot Pain Techniques Library: 24 Edited videos focussing on handling techniques for the most commonly treated individual muscles. Deep Hip Rotators: Glute Med, Glute Min, Piriformis, TFL Latissimus Dorsi Upper Trapezius Pec Major & Minor Lumbar Spine Multifidus Iliocostalis, Longisimus & Quadratus Lumborum Adductors Thoracic Multifidus Cervical Multifidus (C5-7) SCM Biceps & Triceps Deltoidsims-dry-needling IT Band Quadriceps Calves: Gastrocs, Soleus, Tibilias Anterior, Peroneals Hamstrings Rotator Cuff: supraspinatus, infraspinatus Levator Scap & Rhomboids Forearms Feet Handscourse TMJ: massiter, temporalis, pterygoid PDF Handouts & Cheat Sheets Stories & Resourcesor don't have the opportunity for any mentorship. Learning IMS can be a paradigm shift for most physiotherapists or physicians and can find it challenging to integrate it into their practice. Clinicians can get focussed on learning how to perform a specific point and miss out on how to look at the big picture. With this course, Brent demonstrates both how to perform the techniques safely and talks about how to use them all together clinically in order to help establish a video-based mentorship resource online. Clinicwww.udemy.comally Brent integrates IMS dry needling with osteopathic manual therapy, postural retraining and empathetic education with his clients. He has written stories and filmed exercise videos to help support both healthcare professionals and the general public on his website and books. Education: · Master of Science in Physical Therapy, McMaster University · Bachelor of Human Kinetics, University of British Columbia · Diploma of Chan Gunn IMS, Institute of the Study & Treatment of Pain · 12 courses in Visceral & Neural Manipulation, Barral Institute · Integrated System's Model, Diane Lee's series of courses · 12+ courses in orthopedic manual therapy, Canadian levels system · Movement Impairment Syndrome Courses, Shirley Sahrman · Mobilization with Movement, Mulligan Concept · Trained Golf Expert, Body Balance for Performance Who this course is for: Physiotherapists starting to integrate dry needling into their practice looking for direction and mentorship Physicians treating patients with myofascial pain Acupuncturists looking to expand their approach and skills in treating myofascial pain Homepage https: Who is Brent Stevenson? Brent Stevenson is a physiotherapist based in Vancouver, Canada, the co-owner of Envision Physiotherapy and the author of the book and website Why Things Hurt. He has extensive post-graduate training in dry needling, manual therapy and movement retraining. He learned IMS directly from Dr Chan Gunn near the end of his career at the Institute for the Study and Treatment of Pain in 2008 and has since mentored many physiotherapists to help improve their dry needling skills. Brent has found that many clinicians are being certified to use dry needling in their practice but aren't coming away from their courses with great resources and