Evaluation and Treatment of the Cervical Thoracic Region | Recap
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Evaluation and Treatment of the Cervical Thoracic region:

A Systematic Approach

Course Recap

Featuring Robert Shapiro MA, PT, COMT, NKT, SFMA

Saturday, January 18, 2020

New York, NY

About the Course..

This one day course introduces an eclectic approach to evaluation and treatment of the cervical and upper thoracic spine.   Students will be able to identify and classify common pathologies and utilize various strategies to treat these pathologies effectively.  The course will consist of classroom training and ample hands-on learning opportunities.  Upon completion of this course, students will be familiar with treating patients using neurological techniques joint mobilization, soft tissue, and exercise-based treatment for the cervical and upper thoracic spine. 

 

Who Attended? Physical Therapists, Physical Therapists Assistants, Athletic Trainers.

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About the Instructor
Jennifer Camhi PT, DPT, OCS, ATC

Featuring Robert Shapiro MA, PT, COMT, NKT, SFMA

Robert Shapiro graduated summa cum laude from Touro College with a Masters in Physical Therapy. Mr. Shapiro specializes in correcting muscle imbalances, postural alignment, and body mechanics to facilitate full recovery using muscle energy techniques, spinal mobilization/manipulation, prescriptive exercises, strain-counter-strain, myofascial release, Primal Reflex Release Technique (PRRT), the Hesch Method, and Neurokinetic Therapy (NKT). Mr. Shapiro was an adjunct professor at Touro College and New York Institute of Technology.

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Testimonials

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Speaker was excellent and really broke down the components for neck making it easier to understand. I also enjoyed all of the lab components and how frequent we were able to break for lab.
-  Jennifer A., Physical Therapist Assistant
-  Natasha C., Physical Therapist

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I liked the mix of lab and lecture so it broke up the day.
I liked the Hands-On lab time because that's how I learn. I was able to take notes with the packet provided which followed well with the PowerPoint presentation.

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-  Codi I., Physical Therapist Assistant
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