Online Continuing Education Courses
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Functional Applications in Pelvic Rehabilitation: Part A Instructor: Kathe Wallace, PT, BCB-PMD Course Description: Functional Applications in Pelvic Rehabilitation Course begins with a thorough explanation of the anatomy of the pelvis and the layers of the pelvic floor muscles. |
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Functional Applications in Pelvic Rehabilitation: Part B Instructor: Kathe Wallace, PT, BCB-PMD Course Description: Part 2 of the Functional Applications in Pelvic Rehabilitation Course provides lecture for teaching anatomy, physiology and kinesiology of daily functions and laboratory practicums for learning external evaluation and treatment techniques for the pelvic region. |
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Introduction to Female and Male Pelvic Pain Instructor: Holly Tanner, MA, PT, OCS, LMP, BCB-PMD, CCI Course Description: This introductory course was developed for the practitioner who does not have any prior training in pelvic rehabilitation. In covering basic concepts such as anatomy, potential pain patterns, and common presentation, the learner can improve skills of identification of the patient who has pelvic pain. |
The following courses were developed by our partners at MedBridge Education in conjunction with instructors that are not members of the Herman & Wallace Faculty. While Herman & Wallace Faculty Members did not create them, we are confident that the following courses are consistent with the quality normally expected by our registrants.
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Lumbar Spine Rehablitation Course Instructors: Brian Krabak, MD, MBA and Eric Fletcher, PT Course Description: The Lumbar Spine Rehabilitation Course is designed to increase your understanding of the anatomy and biomechanics of the lumbar spine. |
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The Running Athlete: Part A - Biomechanics and Analysis Instructor: Matthew Walsh, PT Course Description: The Running Athlete focuses on the biomechanics, analysis, training and rehabilitation of runners. |
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The Running Athlete: Part B - Clinical Assessment and Rehabilitation Instructor: Matthew Walsh, PT Course Description: Part B of The Running Athlete focuses the training and treatment of runners. |
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Fall Prevention and Balance Restoration for Seniors Instructor: Stephen Barbuto, DPT, OCS, COMT, ATC, CSCS Course Description: Fall Prevention and Balance Restoration for Seniors Course will teach you how to rehabilitate your patient after falls, and prevent falls from happening. |
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Neurogenic Dysfunction of Spondylolisthesis: The Hidden Link Instructors: Laura von Wullerstorff MPT, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT Course Description: The Hidden Link Course delves into the nutritional concerns and imaging of spondylolisthesis and how this relates to clinical decision making when faced with this type of patient. |
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Working with Osteoporosis and Osteopenia Part A Instructor: Margaret Martin, PT, CSCS Course Description: This course will enable you to deliver comprehensive treatment programs for all levels of clients – from active adults with osteopenia to frail adults with osteoporosis. |
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Working with Osteoporosis and Osteopenia Part B Instructor: Margaret Martin, PT, CSCS Course Description: In Part B of Working with Osteoporosis and Osteopenia, Margaret Martin will cover the application of specific exercises for clients with low bone density, osteopenia and osteoporosis. |
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Chronic Pain and the Challenging Patient Part A Instructor: David Musnick, MD Course Description: The Chronic Pain CE Course focuses on the factors that lead your PT patients to develop or persist with chronic pain or heal too slowly. |
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Chronic Pain and the Challenging Patient Part B Instructor: David Musnick, MD Course Description: Part B of the course covers the pathophysiology and clinical presentation of hypermobility leading to chronic pain. |
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Bridging The Gap Between Evidenced Based Research and the Reality of the Clinic Instructor: Terry Pratt, PT, MS, COMT Course Description: Bridging The Gap: Between Evidenced Based Research and the Reality of the Clinic delves into how to effectively treat your patients and not be paralyzed by the current research. |
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Clinically Applied Anatomy and Kinesiology Course Instructor: Terry Pratt, PT, MS, COMT Course Description: Explore the anatomical and physiological basis of musculoskeletal movement in Terry Pratt’s Clinically Applied Anatomy and Kinesiology Course. |