This is a student only event

An introduction to kinesiology taping principles, common applications and a demonstration of various applications used by practitioners to assist with treatment of muscle injuries, biomechanical dysfunction, postural dysfunction and oedema/inflammation taping. James Trotter will conduct a practical session to allow undergraduates to obtain enough skills to be able to confidently trial kinesiology applications.

Moral injury
Discusses what moral injury is and isn't, evidence, theory and evolution as well as impacts including suicide, supports and treatment opportunities.

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A traditional approach to shoulder rehabilitation commonly involves the correction of muscle imbalances and regional dysfunctions through the utilisation of isolation exercises for scapula stabilisation and rotator cuff strengthening. One of the primary aims of rehabilitation being enhanced proximal stability plus centralisation of the humeral head in the glenoid fossa.

In this lecture, we will explore an integration approach to shoulder strengthening which moves away from isolation exercises and instead recognises the entire kinetic chain.

The Kinetic Link Training (KLT) approach to shoulder rehabilitation reinforces normal full-body movement patterns from the early stages of rehabilitation, and never neglects the contributions of the trunk and lower limb musculature as contributors to normal upper limb functional movements.You will also learn a selection of KLT rehab programs, incorporating highly effective exercises which can be delivered to a vast array of clients with shoulder dysfunctions.

Please note that this lecture is face to face only.

Published research in the Equine Verterinary Journal on the effects of equine tail pull.

A review of the research and considerations of fascial involvement and clinical application.

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Participants will gain an understanding of the broad range of Pre-Employment (PE) assessments; the legislative requirements; the evidence base and the roles of key stakeholders in the process. Participants will also gain knowledge and skills in preparation of PE assessments, design and conducting an assessment. The requirements for writing a PE assessment report will be covered. Finally, an understanding of the ethical and moral challenges will be discussed.

This course covers the what, why and how of Pre-Employment assessments. This course covers not only the practical skills required to perform these assessments, but also the legal, ethical and moral considerations that practitioners must be aware of.