Neurodynamics Course - Lower Quarter 1

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$395.00
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Clinical Neurodynamics is the world's most taught neurodynamics course.

Lower Quarter 1 ($395.00 US dollars = approx. $595.00 Australian dollars, $535.00 Canadian dollars, €364.00 Euros, £310.00 British pounds.

The manual techniques and theory for the main nerves and nerve roots (lumbosacral, sciatic, tibial nerves).

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Lower Quarter 1 Course

Access - 3 months
Content time - ​12 hrs 
Theory - 7 hours, compulsory and tested
Practical - 5 hrs, voluntary but very useful clinically.
What You Learn:

General
    - integration of nervous system movement and physiology
    - diagnosis of dysfunction categories
    - newly validated pain relieving mechanisms for cervical radiculopathy and brachialgia
    - inclusion and exclusion criteria
    - progressions from low to athlete levels
    - resolution strategies
- the manual techniques are a set  up for home exercises.
Specific
Learn:
    - manual skills with neurodynamic testing and treatment
    - diagnosis and interpretation of neurodynamic testing and musculoskeletal relationships
    - new repertoire of diagnosis and treatment of techniques safety in relation to neurodynamics
    - diagnosis of functional disorders in neurodynamics
    - selection of treatment for specific functional disorders
    - treatment progressions from low to athlete levels
    - contraindications to neurodynamic treatment and when to stop treatment.
OUR RECOMMENDATION - Even though you might want to save money on only doing the upper quarter course, we recommend you purchase the Upper and Lower Quarter 1 course because the theory is the same, you get the entire body for only a little more AND it gives you access to NDS practitioner training and certification through the hybrid model.  In the long term, it can save you time and money.
Highlights

Lower quarter:
    - lumbar nerve root: radiculopathy and sciatica
    - specific nerve root dysfunctions within the foramen
    - tension, pathophysiology, opening, closing, muscle dysfunctions
    - sciatic nerve: sliders through to tensioners
    - piriformis and deep gluteal syndrome techniques
    - foot and heel pain and tarsal tunnel syndrome.