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Qualification In

Manipulative Therapy

Manchester 2016

27th June to 2nd July

Manipulative Therapy with Cameron Reid

C Reid Ltd T/A Cameron Reid Training Cameron Reid Osteopath www.cameronreidtraining.co.uk email: [email protected]

phone: 01362 696079 mobile 07810 310045 Summer Field House, 45 Norwich Road, Dereham, Norfolk, NR20 3AS

Manual medicine, or the application of the hands in patient care, is as old as

medicine itself. In the past 100 years there has been increasing interest in the field,

both in the orthodox medical community and with the development of Osteopathic

medicine in the United Kingdom.

The Qualification in Manipulative Therapy is designed to support and add to your

existing manual therapy skills, broadening the scope of your work and who you can

help. This Qualification addresses the principles and concepts in the field of Manual

Medicine. You will learn the safe application of specific technique procedures for the

musculoskeletal system using high velocity low amplitude thrust (HVLA), articulation

and soft tissue technique. This Qualification will provide learners with the principles

and skill necessary to develop and utilize procedures that benefit their patients.

BIOGRAPHY

Cameron Reid BSc(Hons)DO

BSc (Hons) - Human Biology 1982. Ergonomics at Technical Institute Zurich, Prof E Grandjean MD 1980-81 DO - British School of Osteopathy, London 1986. DTLLS – Professional Teaching Diploma – 2013 Private Practice – since 1988 Positions Held Visiting Lecturer in Osteopathic Technique – Dept Physiotherapy University of East Anglia – 2011 - current Osteopath to Norwich City FC – 1999- current Previous Clients – Royal Ballet Convent Garden, English Institute of Sport, Federation of Holistic Therapists, Content Consultants, Shell UK, Anglian Windows, Norwich City FC, Tottenham Hotspurs FC, Leinster Rugby Club, Sports Therapy Organisation. Regulated by the General Osteopathic Council (No 1086)

http://www.cameronreidtraining.co.uk/

mailto:[email protected]




Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Introduction

to

Manipulative

Therapy

Integrated

approach -

Cervical

Spine

Integrated

approach –

Thoracic

Spine

Integrated

approach -

Lumbar

Spine

Manipulation

Techniques

for Key

Areas

Student

Assessment

AM

Soft Tissue

&

Articulation -

Palpation

and pain

Theory and

Practical

Technique

Theory and

Practical

Technique

Theory and

Practical

Technique

Theory and

Practical

Technique

Practical Viva

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

PM Patient

Evaluation

and

Assessment

Practical

Technique

Practical

Technique

Practical

Technique

Practical

Technique

‘This Qualification provides an effective learning opportunity for a better clinical

understanding and take your manual therapy skills to a new level. Over the duration

of this qualification, you will develop, and effective individual Manipulative Therapy

style.’

Cameron Reid

Outline of Qualification

Content






Cervical Dysfunction

Revision and consolidation of the cervical anatomy

with special reference to stabilizing structures

Understand the techniques of Minimal Leverage

(HVLA) manipulation to specific areas of the cervical

spine, and C7/T1

Management of common disorders of the cervical spine

Objective

Participants will be after this course able to distinguish whether pain in the

upper half of the body originates in the cervicals, thoracics or shoulder and

identify the pain generators.

Participants will be able to make clinical decisions on what treatment

approach to take as part of a short and medium term management plan.

Clinical recognition of a variety of cervical spine disorders and finding the key

link

Participants will be able to perform treatment techniques with minimal force

and maximum effectiveness to allow as quick and complete recovery as

possible.

Soft tissue and articulation techniques to the cervical spine

Minimal leverage manipulation technique to C7/T1.

Understand the importance of functional rehabilitation for recovery and

prevention

‘This was a great course that was well presented and constructed. I have no

doubt that this will have an instant and positive effect on my daily practice.’Mr A

Bath MCSP Osteopathic Techniques for Physiotherapists 11.5.14






Thoracic Dysfunction

History and physical examination for thoracic

dysfunction

Management of common disorders of the

thoracic spine

Understand how to manipulate key Thoracic areas T1 to T12 inc ribs

Objective

Participants will be after this course able to distinguish whether pain in the

thorax originates in the cervicals, only the thorax, lumbar spine or shoulder

and identify the pain generators.

Participants will be able to make clinical decisions on what treatment

approach to take as part of a short and medium term management plan.

Clinical recognition of a variety of Thoracic spine disorders and finding the key

link

Participants will be able to perform treatment techniques with minimal force

and maximum effectiveness to allow as quick and complete recovery as

possible.

Minimal leverage manipulation technique to mid thoracic spine, supine.


prevention

‘I now know how to manipulate a joint safely and accurately. I have more confidence

in adding manipulations to my daily practice as a physiotherapist’

Mrs D Matchett MCSP 2014






Lumbar Dysfunction

Understand how to manipulate the lumbar area

L5/S1

History and physical examination of the lumbar

spine

Biomechanics and musculoskeletal dysfunction of lumbopelvic region with

special emphasis on dynamic stability.

Objective

Participants after this course will be able to distinguish whether pain in the

lower half of the body has its origin in the lumbar spine, pelvis or hip, and

whether these problems have a primary myofascial, or neural origin.

Clinical recognition of a variety of lumbar spine disorders and finding the key

link

Efficient choice of strategies for the treatment and management of

musculoskeletal disorders of the lumbo-pelvic region


prevention

Manipulation Techniques to Key Areas

The locomotor system “thinks” in terms of function and its individual parts are

integrated to work as a system. No part of function is isolated but is intimately linked

to the entire locomotor system. Muscles and joints normally function together in

groups, creating purposeful movements or stabilisation. Key links often occur at

critical anatomical areas such as spinal transitional areas, areas of high innervations

and control (craniocervical region, pelvis and feet), possibly chronically

dysfunctional. Minimal leverage techniques addressing the spinal transitional areas,

eg C7/T1, T12/L1, L5/S1, will be learnt






Neurological Examining

Examination of the upper and lower limbs

Performing a neurological examination is vital to make sure your patient is treated

appropriately or needs referring to another health practitioner. Neurological testing

will be explained and

Examination of each of the sensory modalities

Sharp touch (pinprick)

Temperature

Joint position sense (proprioception)

Motor Power

Assessment of power in the upper and lower limbs is required to be done in a

systematic way. Testing flexion, extension, abduction and adduction of the muscle

groups in the upper and lower body using the MRC scale for muscle power

MRC scale for muscle power

0 No muscle contraction is visible. 1 Muscle contraction is visible but there is no movement of the joint. 2 Active joint movement is possible with gravity eliminated. 3 Movement can overcome gravity but not resistance from the examiner. 4 The muscle group can overcome gravity and move against some resistance

from the examiner. 5 Full and normal power against resistance. Deep tendon reflexes Biceps, triceps, and brachioradialis reflexes Knee and ankle reflexes Superficial tendon reflexes Sole of the foot, Babinsky reflex Observation of gait

Being aware of gait changes do to musculoskeletal dysfunction. Understand the

observation of the patient as he or she rises eg from the chair to walk and note any

abnormality of movement.






General Objectives

By the end of the course the successful Candidate will learn the

Diagnosis and evaluation of musculoskeletal pain and dysfunction, specific

pathology and differential diagnosis.

Contraindications / indications: evaluation of red & yellow flags, classification

of motion dysfunction, such as segmental hypo- mobile, motor control deficit,

neurogenic.

Intervention, treatment and management of musculoskeletal lesions, using

articulation, manipulation, soft tissue approaches

Describe risks and benefits of HVT thrust techniques in the management

musculoskeletal conditions.

Demonstrate proficiency in pre-HVT spinal positioning, of the Cervical-

thoracic, thoracic, thoracic-lumbar junction, lumbar, and sacroiliac regions.

Demonstrate enhanced proficiency in the delivery minimal leverage HVT

thrust techniques to the C7/T1, Thoracic Spine, thoraco-lumbar spine T12/L1,

and lumbar spine L5/S1

Demonstrate competency in the sideline minimal leverage Lumbosacral HVT

using no rotation of the lumbar spine

Understand the crucial role of functional training and rehabilitation in the

management of musculoskeletal disorders.

Safety

Pre-course reading material will focus on safety and safety awareness when

using articulation and manipulation (HVT) techniques. This will require

approximately 12 hours of reading

Participants will be able to describe absolute and relative contraindications of

HVT thrust techniques






Contraindications

There are contraindications to using manipulative and articulation techniques. These

risks are small and providing safe practice is used, there is minimal risk to the

patient. Safe Practice will be taught on this course. The pre-course reading contains

the most robust articles on the safety aspects of the minimal leverage thrust

techniques used in manipulative therapy.

HVT Major Complications

1. Cerebrovascular Accident / Stroke

2. Spinal Cord Compression

3. Cauda Equine Syndrome

HVT Contra-indications to treatment

1. Disc Herniation

2. Disc prolapse

3. Nerve Root Compression

4. Fracture

HVT Relative contra-indications to treatment.

1. Headache / Migraine

2. High blood pressure

3. Radiating pain

4. Dizziness






Assessment

All participants will be assessed at the end of the course in order to successfully

pass this Qualification.

There will be;

1. A practical viva designed to show technical competence, safety awareness,

and understanding. There will be an external examiner acting as moderator.

The final marks are Distinction, Pass, or Fail.

2. Practical viva exam will definitely include neurological testing including upper

and lower extremity reflexes.

3. The use and interpretation of clinical tests, slump testing, straight leg raise

(SLR).

4. Demonstrate proficiency in safety and in the delivery of HVT thrust techniques

such lift techniques, prone, side lying and supine techniques.

5. There will be 10 Case Studies required after completion of the Qualification.

These will be assessed and moderated where a candidate is borderline

between; Distinction/Pass, and Pass/Fail.

Accreditation

The Qualification in Manipulative Therapy is accredited by the Sports Therapy

Organisation, STO.

Participants

Entry Level 5

The successful candidate will be able to call themselves a Manipulative and can be

insured by the following

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Venue

Active Health Group, 79 Lever Street Manchester M1 1FL

Tel – 0161 2355307

Accommodation

Cost: Non STO Members: £850

STO Members 5 % reduction £800

Deposit: A non-transferable non-returnable deposit of £300 will be required to

secure your place. Once the deposit has been paid, the final amount may be paid in

instalments by arrangement. All fees must be settled by 10th June 2016.

Payment Methods

Cheques payable to C Reid Ltd, post to Summer Field House, 45 Norwich Road,

Dereham, Norfolk, NR20 3AS

BACS Account Name: C Reid Ltd

Bank: Santander Business Bank

Sort Code: 09-01-50

Account Number 04904842

Pay over the phone, personal visa debit cards accepted 01362 696079

Pay online https://www.cameronreidtraining.co.uk/qualification-manipulative-

therapy.html

Paypal: use [email protected] to transfer funds

Date 27th June 2016 to 2nd July 2016

Enrolment and Queries

To enrol on the 2016 course please, email me for a booking form at;

[email protected] or you can phone me on

Tel: 01362 696079

Mobile: 07810 310045

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ACCOMMODATION

All accommodation is within walking distance of the Venue. The nearest is the Travel

Lodge Ancoats, then the Ibis and Holiday Inn are no more than a 10min straight

forward walk. The sooner you book your accommodation the cheaper it will be.

Holiday Inn Express

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Travel Lodge Great Ancoats Street

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Ibis Hotels

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Contact

Cameron Reid BSc(Hons)DO

[email protected]

Tel 01362 696079

Mob: 07810310045



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Personal Indemnity Insurance

Any new qualification will mean you have to notify your insurers

Here is a link below for Westminster Insurance, follow this and you will get a 10%

discount through Cameron, or mention Cameron Reid if you phone Westminster

Insurance, ask for Chris, direct 01305 839 939


Always check that you are doubling up with your insurance

(policies with Westminster Indemnity will cover claims worldwide excluding US &

Canada)

Alternative insurance is also offered with

Independent Professional Therapists International IPTI


telephone 01777 700383/703177



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Booking Terms & Conditions

All bookings are subject to availability, a deposit fee must be made at the time of

booking to secure your place. All deposits are non-returnable & non-transferable

Cancellations at least 21 days prior to the event will be subject to an administration fee of 20% of the final balance fee. Cancellations 14 days prior to the course start date will result in the full cost being forfeited. Cameron Reid Training (CRT) reserves the right to cancel or reschedule events (subject to unforeseen circumstances ie illness, adverse weather conditions etc). It is the individual’s responsibility to check for the status of events via email. Cameron Reid Training will keep you updated at regular intervals and if you have any queries please do not hesitate in contacting Cameron. Cameron Reid reserves the right to cancel any student's practical training without notice, in the event of abusive, aggressive or discriminatory behaviour towards any students. No refund of course fees will be given. The list is not an exhaustive one, but includes: foul and abusive language, racist, sexist or homophobic remarks, failure to participate in practical sessions, behaviour that results in the class being disrupted, or teaching being interrupted, derogatory or defamatory comments, either verbal or written, insulting behaviour, either verbal or written. This contract is deemed valid by both parties upon agreement of the CRT Terms and Conditions by the candidate and by the acceptance of the enrolment by CRT. Assuring you of our best attention at all times.



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