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Explore an evidence-based approach to running injury prevention! Attendees will use biomechanics to assess running gait and develop strength and conditioning strategies to decrease risk yet improve performance in runners of all ages and levels.

Discover indications/side effects of newer SSRI/SNRI antidepressants, antipsychotics used to treat thought disorders, and mood stabilizers. Recognize EPS and TD associated with antipsychotics, clinical assessment tools, and available treatments.

This seminar addresses how and when low self-esteem develops; how to identify it; and the steps to a successful recovery program, and discusses the kinds of behavior and consequences that can result from the underlying issue of low self-esteem.

Examine the anatomic factors and functional movement demands that may contribute to the etiology of shoulder complex pathology. Special tests will be reviewed that will assist in the early recognition of these pathologies.

Dr. Carter examines the highly anticipated DSM-5 with a focus on adult conditions. Learn what's new, what's changed, what's no longer included, and how to differentiate between cases that might be diagnosed differently in the DSM-IV vs. DSM-5.

A seminar that not only teaches you anger control, but how to not get angry in the first place.

Experience yoga and its improved effects in the body for functional movement impairments, back pain, postural dysfunction, and more! By the end of the course, you will be able to construct a yoga exercise series for specific diagnosis for patients.

Take your rehab approach to the next level! Learn traditional and non-traditional techniques and creative protocols to implement in clinical practice IMMEDIATELY to treat musculoskeletal conditions, reduce pain, and prevent further injury.

Examine the most current research that is supportive, disproving, and inconclusive about therapeutic modalities, with a mini lab and group problem-solving session for professionals to increase their knowledge of using physical agents.

Now is the time to clear the confusion regarding the DSM-5. Get the answers you need to better identify and diagnose children and adolescents with mental health disorders by examining the changes in the DSM-5.

This interactive seminar focuses on the relationship of cognitive, communication, and sensorimotor development in the child with neurological impairment, and current research in assessment/evaluation and evidence-based treatment approaches.

Discover how to be more innovative in your treatment planning for rotator cuff syndrome. Includes hands-on lab sessions so participants will leave with applicable concepts and skills

Discover how to unearth the root of back pain and identify proper methods for releasing the iliopsoas—a vital core muscle of the body—to return power, ease, and fluidity to your patients.

Discover evaluation and intervention techniques for pediatric problems, such as prematurity, torticollis, balance problems, hypertonia, and hypotonia. Interventions include compensation strategies, NDT, and use of adaptive equipment.

Major changes, New mental disorders, Critical Differential Diagnosis…are you up to speed on the latest information in the DSM-5? Outline crucial changes and understand key criteria required to diagnose to ensure optimal care and reimbursement.

Explore an evidence-based approach to running injury prevention! Attendees will use biomechanics to assess running gait and develop strength and conditioning strategies to decrease risk yet improve performance in runners of all ages and levels.

Discover indications/side effects of newer SSRI/SNRI antidepressants, antipsychotics used to treat thought disorders, and mood stabilizers. Recognize EPS and TD associated with antipsychotics, clinical assessment tools, and available treatments.

This seminar addresses how and when low self-esteem develops; how to identify it; and the steps to a successful recovery program, and discusses the kinds of behavior and consequences that can result from the underlying issue of low self-esteem.

Examine the anatomic factors and functional movement demands that may contribute to the etiology of shoulder complex pathology. Special tests will be reviewed that will assist in the early recognition of these pathologies.

Dr. Carter examines the highly anticipated DSM-5 with a focus on adult conditions. Learn what's new, what's changed, what's no longer included, and how to differentiate between cases that might be diagnosed differently in the DSM-IV vs. DSM-5.

A seminar that not only teaches you anger control, but how to not get angry in the first place.

Experience yoga and its improved effects in the body for functional movement impairments, back pain, postural dysfunction, and more! By the end of the course, you will be able to construct a yoga exercise series for specific diagnosis for patients.

Take your rehab approach to the next level! Learn traditional and non-traditional techniques and creative protocols to implement in clinical practice IMMEDIATELY to treat musculoskeletal conditions, reduce pain, and prevent further injury.

Examine the most current research that is supportive, disproving, and inconclusive about therapeutic modalities, with a mini lab and group problem-solving session for professionals to increase their knowledge of using physical agents.

Now is the time to clear the confusion regarding the DSM-5. Get the answers you need to better identify and diagnose children and adolescents with mental health disorders by examining the changes in the DSM-5.

This interactive seminar focuses on the relationship of cognitive, communication, and sensorimotor development in the child with neurological impairment, and current research in assessment/evaluation and evidence-based treatment approaches.

Discover how to be more innovative in your treatment planning for rotator cuff syndrome. Includes hands-on lab sessions so participants will leave with applicable concepts and skills

Discover how to unearth the root of back pain and identify proper methods for releasing the iliopsoas—a vital core muscle of the body—to return power, ease, and fluidity to your patients.

Discover evaluation and intervention techniques for pediatric problems, such as prematurity, torticollis, balance problems, hypertonia, and hypotonia. Interventions include compensation strategies, NDT, and use of adaptive equipment.

Major changes, New mental disorders, Critical Differential Diagnosis…are you up to speed on the latest information in the DSM-5? Outline crucial changes and understand key criteria required to diagnose to ensure optimal care and reimbursement.

Learn the core components of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and discuss the cognitive-behavioral model of treatment.