A Segmental Review of the Spine – Part 3 (L3-Coccyx)

Overview

While the examination of proper function and disorders in many parts of the body are viewed from a systems approach, the different role that each segment of the spinal plays in the body is often overlooked. In part 3, we will discuss the role each segment of the spine from levels L3 through the Coccyx plays in movement and daily activities; autonomic nervous system imbalance; circulation; and gastrointestinal, urinary, and reproductive function. Parts 1 and 2 not required.

Learning Objectives (upon completion)

1. Student will learn the relationship between the L3-Coccyx segments and adjacent musculoskeletal structures.
2. Student will learn the relationship between the L3-Coccyx segments and adjacent visceral and organic structures.
3. Student will learn the relationships between the L3-Coccyx segments and adjacent neurovascular structures.
4. Student will learn various methods to evaluate the presence of somatic dysfunction in the L3-Coccyx segments
5. Student will learn various methods to treat existing somatic dysfunctions in the L3-Coccyx segments.

Details

Duration: Saturday, December 7, 2024 from 8am-5pm; Sunday, December 8, 2024 from 8am-4pm

Location: Kennedy Krieger Institute
International Center for Spinal Cord Injury at White Marsh
425 Williams Court
Suite 116
Middle River, MD 21220

Price: $595 / person (cost increases $25 a week prior to class date)

Number of Attendees: 15-20

Instructors: Robert Cohen, M.A., P.T. and Jon Laking, M.A., P.T.

Contact: Robert Cohen, M.A., P.T. at 410-321-9292 or bob@baygrassinstitute.com

Target Audience: Healthcare providers – M.D., D.O., P.T., A.T.C., M.T., R.N., O.T., and other licensed or certified Healthcare Providers.

Continuing Education Credits: NCBTMB Approved Provider #1418. This course has been approved by NCBTMB and the Maryland Board of Physical Therapy Examiners for 1.5 CEUs (15 credit hours).