Relevant Rehab: Chronic Low Back Pain Part 2

Credit Hours: 2

$40.00

Description

Building on the foundational concepts from Part 1, this hands-on course continues the journey toward effective, evidence-based care for chronic low back pain—a condition affecting millions worldwide. Dr. Donald DeFabio returns with a deeper dive into assessment, movement correction, and active rehabilitation strategies tailored to the lumbopelvic-hip complex.

Designed for immediate clinical application, this course emphasizes the importance of accurately distinguishing between stability and mobility deficits, using practical tools to assess endurance and functional capacity. You’ll also explore a full spectrum of flexibility techniques, including detailed in-office and at-home exercise prescriptions complete with dosing variables and patient education tips.

Hour 1 focuses on differential diagnosis of movement dysfunctions in the lumbopelvic-hip complex and includes endurance testing protocols to guide your care plans.

Hour 2 covers flexibility interventions for the low back, empowering you to prescribe individualized exercises and reinforce movement quality both inside and outside the clinic.

In this course, you’ll learn to:

Differentiate between stability and mobility dysfunction in the lumbopelvic-hip region

Perform clinical endurance testing to guide rehab planning

Prescribe targeted flexibility techniques for chronic low back pain

Incorporate dosing, progression, and patient compliance strategies for lasting results

Rehab with precision. Treat with purpose. Empower your patients through movement that matters.

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