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UNIT A - Module 1 & 2
We begin with the history behind this concept becoming one of todays most discussed approaches to injury management. An in depth review of the ever changing research clarifies differences from traditional approaches.
Matwork & equipment based reformer exercises are linked to facilitation of stability control, creating a concentrated "core" of 30 exercises.
Clinical applications and pathology management module 1 introduces you to:-
- patient subgrouping
- functional stability tests
- setting heterogenous/patient specific programmes
- identifying & setting treatment outcome predictors
- differentiating motor control from pathology
- using exercises as treatment tools
- using exercises as clinical tests
- differentiation of radiological findings
- differential diagnosis tools – is it function or structure?
- gaining effective patient compliance
- case studies to identify patient subgroups and clinical
pathway development
Module 2 introduces the Trapeze Table, while adding to the reformer & matwork repertoire with:
• an increased repertoire of shoulder girdle, upper body and
combined stability exercises
• a broadening of reformer exercises and matwork • attention to manual handling and teaching cues • introduction to small barrel & spring wobble board
Clinical applications and pathology management
module 2 introduces you to:-
• hypermobility & instability identification & management • biased assessment techniques
• chronic pain and systemic autonomic management
• simplifying the “complex pain” patient
• integrating evidence on pelvic floor in males & females • using outcome measures with Clinical Pilates
• recording within subject / within session changes
• programme development using case studies
• introduction to CPMATE software