The Unusual Suspects – Muscles That Are Often Overlooked When Assessing Our Clients Online Course (4.5 CE Hours)

Description

Course Overview:

When assessing myofascial conditions, therapists often focus on the “usual suspects”—the commonly known muscles most often associated with pain and dysfunction. However, this approach can overlook less-familiar muscles that may be the true source of your client’s chronic or hard-to-treat issues.

In this 4.5-hour CE course, we shine a spotlight on these “unusual suspects”—often-overlooked muscles that can play a critical role in musculoskeletal dysfunction. Through high-quality video instruction, you’ll explore each of these muscles in depth, including:

• Muscle actions and attachments, with cadaver footage to enhance anatomic understanding
• Palpation assessment techniques
• Effective stretching and treatment applications

Featured Muscles Include:

• Hand & Forearm: Palmar interossei, Flexor pollicis longus
• Hip & Pelvis: Quadratus femoris, Pectineus, Coccygeus, Levator ani
• Thigh: Vastus lateralis
• Neck: Sternohyoid, Longus colli and capitis, Semispinalis capitis

This course is designed to expand your clinical reasoning, improve assessment accuracy, and deepen your hands-on treatment skills—giving you new tools to help your most complex clients.

Course Features:

• 100% online, self-paced learning

• Instant access to your NCBTMB certificate upon passing

• Certificates remain permanently accessible in your account

AND MORE…