Integrated Patterns of Movement
Exercise Implications & Rehab Opportunities
While a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a thousand pictures. This 5.5-hour multi-media program is a combination of written text and high-quality demonstrative video. It addresses our role as movement teachers in a rehabilitation setting and how patient outcomes improve using a therapeutic movement model. This comprehensive yet simple guided tour of human movement will inspire you! Topics covered include:
By combining approximately 3 hours of written text with 2.5 hours of video recorded movement labs, we’ve created a fun & interactive home study program.
Physical Therapist, Author & Instructor
Introduction & The Basics
Chapter 1: The Movement Teacher
Clinical Perspectives
The Teachers' Role
Chapter 1: Quiz
Chapter 2: Evolution of Movement Training
Integrated Movement in the Literature
Chapter 2: Quiz
Chapter 3: Naming Patterns & 'Larval' Relationships
'T-Rex' & 'King Kong' Relationships
Chapter 3: Quiz
Chapter 4: Pattern Specificity
Neuroplasticity & The Bernstein Problem
Motor Control Theories
Three Pillars & Attentional Focus
Behavioral Influences & Phases of Motor Learning
Chapter 4: Quiz
Chapter 5: Alignment & Conserving Energy
Distribution of Movement & Effort
Chapter 5: Quiz
At the completion of the course, participants will be able to:
Explain the relevance of Regional Interdependence & Relative Flexibility concepts when working with people with repetitive stress injuries.
Define Global & Differentiated movement patterns and give 1 example each from lower extremities, upper extremities & spine.
Explain the importance of the Specificity Principle & the Transfer Principle when prescribing exercise for motor control purposes.
List 2 examples each of when External or Internal Attentional Focus should be utilized in rehab.
Enumerate the 4 Principles of Optimal Movement and give 1 ortho-related clinical example of a ‘mistake’ relating to each principle.
Describe the 2 major differences between Static & Dynamic Integration.
Apply the 5 Principles of Informational Exercise to clinical practice for improved outcomes.
“"This course organized the most important things I have learned about being a PT and treating patients thus far in such a clear, concise, and eloquent way. Then it brought me to my most burning question: "HOW DO I MAKE IT STAY?" It then answered that question. FINALLY!”
Jennifer C, PT“Great course! I liked the videos in addition to just text and that the material was presented in chapters vs all at once. Look forward to taking another course in the future.”
Brent DG, PT“The rationale is close to the gut feelings I've had about exercise. The instructor poses questions to make you think about what you just read & nice interactive videos.”
Gretchen K, PT“I've been a long time follower of your work and it always amazes me how logical the presented concepts are. It makes sense to me and my patients. It is this AHA moment which they like the most - figuring out that the movement might be different from their habitual movement, might be changed, and might feel good. I teach Pilates and the concept of body awareness is one of the main concepts I teach. This is what I see as very often absent (unfortunately) in PT practice and this is what I find (again and again) as a great teaching tool for a patient's success. Thank you again for a great course. ”
Natalia T, PTAWe Work Hard So You Don't Have To
This 5.5 hour online course has been approved and/or meets continuing education requirements as noted below.
*APPROVED:
- Texas Physical Therapy Association
- New Mexico Board of Physical Therapy
Approvals In Other States:
PT/PTA: *This course meets your board requirements - No pre-approval required: AL, CO (Cat 1), CT, GA, IA, KS, MO, ND (meets ND requirement for approved units), NE (10 hr max home study courses), NH, SC & WA.
PT/PTA: *Your board accepts courses approved by other state PT Boards/Associations: AK, AZ (Cat A), DC, DE, GA, HI, ID, IN, MI, MO, MS, MT (Cat A), NC (10 hr max home study), OR (required examination included), PA, RI, SD, TN (Class 1, 10 hr online max), UT (Cat. II examination included, each hour equals 1.5 CEUs), VA, VT, WI & WY.
OT/OTA: *This course meets your board requirements - NO pre-approval required: AL, AZ, CA, CO, CT, GA, IA, ID, KS, NE, UT, WA, WV & WY.
*Please note that due to the changing nature of state requirements for continuing education, Therapeutic Movement Seminars suggests you contact your state licensing board or association for the most current information on continuing education, specific rules and regulations.
Multi-State Approved or Accepted
Once the course is purchased and accessed online, there are no refunds available.