Key Moves® Spinal Exercise Class Development

Optional Module: Key Moves® exercise classes

Prerequisite to doing this module is prior completion of the Key Moves® 4 Spinal Rehab series – OR the Key Approach 4 Back Pain series.

This module addresses constructing an appropriate therapeutic exercise class which incorporates the Fundamental Patterns and Key Moves® into various movement sequences and exercises. The day will consist of four classes to give participants an idea of ‘class theming’ and connecting various moves. There will be time for discussion and to workshop various aspects of movement and control in the poses - and how to make appropriate modifications for pain, stiffness, pregnancy etc.

PRESENTER: Josephine Key
Neuro-musculo-skeletal Physiotherapist - Author

COST: $200.00

Course numbers are restricted to ensure optimal student to mentor ratios for learning

Registration includes course material and ongoing support via chat forums & webinars.

Sydney: Sun 17 May 2020

Hours: 9.30am – 5.00pm

Enquiries: email Josephine Key / call +61 0413 819 064

Venue: Exercise studio Edgecliff Physiotherapy Sports and Spinal Centre – 4/212 New South Head Rd New South Head Rd, Edgecliff NSW 2027

PLEASE NOTE: Completion of all 4 previous KM4SR modules is a prerequisite for attending this optional day

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Great clinical information to add to foundations of lumbar and sacroiliac assessment and treatment. I gained a lot of information and increased understanding of literature and interpretation and clinical application Read More

Anonymous

An innovative way of thinking about fundamental movements and their application to dysfunction; excellent insight into breathing. Read More

Anonymous

It stimulated me to think about what I do – personally and especially with the people I treat. Read More

Anonymous

I've been a remedial massage therapist for 11 years. I have attended many courses over the years and the Key Approach Courses have been of the greatest benefit for myself and for my clients. The courses educated me about causative factors, how to identify problematic body patterns and where and how to effectively treat conditions. Being a body worker I suffered back pain over the years and was always searching for ways to maintain good spinal/muscular health. I now have very low level infrequent pain. For my clients, I am able to pass on information to help them change habits that have developed over the years which could hinder their recovery and possibly even encourage the condition to recur once pain free. This information empowers them to take responsibility for their health. Being a remedial massage therapist, I was very grateful to have been accepted to participate in these courses, and as a result the way I work has benefited my clients enormously. I would recommend the Key Approach Courses to anyone wanting to further improve their understanding of back pain. Read More

Lauren Schoenauer - Remedial Masseur

Thoroughly grounded in osteopathic principals, it was quite refreshing, at the same time extremely practical. Can't help but improve clinical practice. Read More

John Mickerson - Osteopath

Fundamental for any practice Read More

Anonymous

Challenging! - very cerebral - it changes the way you think about movement and ‘core stabilisation exercises. Read More

Anonymous

Relevant to many areas of practice. Excellent assessment techniques for function/movement. Informative and different and great use of evidence. Read More

Anonymous

Excellent – fundamental movement/motor control - it was great – pre-reading really helped. Read More

Anonymous

A very practical and logical approach to movement dysfunction which I can apply to patients immediately in an integrated approach with current treatments. Thoroughly enjoyed this course. Great information and supervisor ratio for prac sessions – far exceeds other courses that I know of. Read More

Dr Anna Lewis - Physiotherapist

Best workshop I’ve done in a long time. Read More

Kristin Lyon - Em-Body Pilates

A distillation of Josephine Keys experience and passion in finding to 'core' or functional problems Read More

Tammy Noden - Physiotherapist

A new way of thinking about core control that includes functional and physiological rehabilitation of the musculoskeletal system. Read More

Anonymous

Opens the mind, challenges thought patterns and makes you think. Interesting and well prepared and backed up. Definitely a workshop to attend! Read More

Anonymous

Excellent. Fundamental. Simple. Accessible. Profound. Read More

Anonymous

Very clinically relevant, inspiring for treatment and treatment affirming. Read More

Anonymous

Highly relevant for everyone working with human bodies. Read More

Anonymous

Concepts (of great importance) to restore correct functional movement patterns; learning the importance of breathing and pelvic control and the ways in which to teach this. Read More

Anonymous

Liberating! Engaging, thought provoking and it all just makes logical sense. How the body moves and why we as humans disrupt it and continue too!! Read More

Anonymous

Very osteopathically relevant in principles, approach and execution of techniques Read More

Im Chuah - Osteopath

An ‘eye opener’ for the real core stability with superimposed mobility exercises; a systems thinking approach for postural movement control. Read More

Michael E - Physiotherapist

Fantastic, the way it's simplified in terms of see and feel and to move the scapula to be free of the ribs and spine. Read More

Anonymous

Excellent. Functional approach and logical framework. Great to focus upon quality of movement. Thanks for a great weekend. Read More

Anonymous

Puts activation of pelvic control into function – pulls together multi ideas (MET – hip/knee control – functional exercises; adds some ‘new’ approaches to activate transversus. Read More

Anonymous

A really great whole-angel lense view which is still backed up by clinical experience, research, pragmatisim and professional self-love Read More

Anonymous

In my 35 years as a Physio I have done numerous courses with both local and international presenters. Last year I did the 3 modules of the "Key Approach" with Jo Key. This course takes an extensive and whole-body approach to development of functional movement, movement analysis and dysfunction, using postural adaptation as its base. In particular I found the concepts of the 4 pelvic movement patterns very useful. More so than other courses, this provided me with a very functional way of analysing and correcting spinal, pelvis and limb disorders, as well as looking at the domino effect on other areas when one are fails. Although based on extensive experience and research evidence the course is very hands-on practical. To me, a good course will build on my previous knowledge and allow me to see things both broader and more specific, as well as giving me more confidence in my treatment choices. The Key Approach did just that. Read More

Sigrid Cooper - Manipulative Physiotherapist

Gives a different perspective – challenges your gym beliefs! – makes you think about the ‘core’ in a different light! Read More

Anonymous

Distillation of over 30 years of clinical practice and relating current clinical research into a practical assessment and programme of treatment. Good course numbers; good reinforcement of, and reassessment of basic patterns. Read More

Anonymous

A lovely balance of well-based, practical clinical teschnique - invaluable to the hands-on practitioner Read More

Anonymous

Excellent – fundamental movement/motor control - it was great – pre-reading really helped. Read More

Anonymous

Key Moves® Spinal Exercise Class Development

Optional Module: Key Moves® exercise classes

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Sydney: Sun 17 May 2020

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