About this Course
By the end of this course, you will (1) analyze shoulder anatomy and pathology to improve diagnosis and (2) apply evidence-based rehabilitation strategies for optimal recovery. Taught by osteopath and athletic trainer Rebecca Tyler, this course covers detailed shoulder biomechanics, assessment techniques, and manual therapy applications. You’ll study the clinical presentation of conditions such as frozen shoulder, impingement, and labral tears through expert video instruction and real case examples. Step-by-step treatment demonstrations link theory to hands-on practice, helping you master both manual and exercise-based interventions. What makes this course unique is its comprehensive scope—combining anatomy, pathology, and progressive rehabilitation into a single practical framework for real-world application
What You'll Learn
- Assess and treat complex shoulder conditions using evidence-based methods
- Design progressive rehabilitation plans for recovery and performance
- Link theoretical knowledge to manual and exercise-based treatments
- Analyze anatomy and pathology to improve diagnosis
- Apply advanced rehab strategies to optimize patient outcomes
Prerequisites
- Basic familiarity with the topic and its common terminology
- Readiness to practice through applied exercises or case-based work
Instructors
Niel Asher Education