Description:

The shoulder is an immensely complicated structure and it is easy to become confused by its complexity and the wide range of assessment protocols and treatments that can be used. When a joint presents with a high degree of mobility, instability is an associated factor. The shoulder is one of the most mobile joints in the body and an array of complications can result from poor habits of use and from trauma.

Can you name the seven joints associated with functional shoulder movement? This 12 CE course will explore the complex makeup of the shoulder joint and a variety of associated dysfunctions, syndromes, surgeries and rehabilitation. We will also look at how some habitual sport movements alter the shoulder forever.

Presenter: Judith DeLany

Bio: Noted author and international lecturer Judith DeLany, LMT  has co-authored three medical textbooks (2nd edns of two of those) as well as numerous articles and book chapters on the subject of neuromuscular therapy (NMT). You will benefit in this lecture from the insights obtained in her many years of clinical experience as well as her previous work with the athletic trainers of the Tampa Bay Rays. Join us for a unique look at “when good shoulders go bad”.