Video Course: Pelvic Stabilization and Complicated Knee Conditions

James Waslaski

This presentation will review a structural and multidisciplinary approach for treating low-back pain, sciatica, bulging discs, SI joint dysfunction, and complicated knee conditions. Learn cutting edge research on myofascial pain, scar-tissue mobilization, trigger points, and joint pain. Modalities used will be functional assessment, myofascial release, NMT, joint capsule work, myoskeletal alignment, active isolated stretching, and strengthening protocols, specific to each clinical condition. After pelvic stabilization, we will address the following knee conditions: patella femoral pain, patella tendinosis, chondromalacia, ITB friction syndrome, fixated posterior fibular head pain, abnormal knee rotation, medial and lateral collateral ligament sprains, medial and lateral meniscus tears, ACL and PCL sprains, popliteal pain, hamstring strains, and plantaris strains. Learn to bring all of the muscle groups that affect the hip and knee into balance prior to treating the clinical symptoms.

Back to course list
Course Outline
Learning Objectives
Instructors
James Waslaski
James Waslaski is an international lecturer and the author of Clinical Massage Therapy: A Structural Approach to Pain Management. He's developed DVDs and manuals on advanced orthopedic massage, sports massage, and client self-care. Waslaski presents at national and international massage, chiropractic, and osteopathic conventions and has done keynote addresses at FSMTA, World of Wellness, and the World Massage Festival. His audience includes massage and physical therapists, athletic trainers, chiropractors, osteopaths, nurses, and physicians. Waslaski was inducted into the Massage Therapy Hall of Fame in 2008. Learn more at http://www.orthomassage.net/.
Topics and Techniques
Date
FAQ
Reviews