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Rehabilitative Tai Chi for Chronic Back Pain

Rehabilitative Tai Chi for Chronic Back Pain
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This course is part of Summit's Tai Chi Certificate Series. Learn More about this an other certificate series available exclusively to Summit Subscribers

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Highlights
  • Practice 10, easy-to-use rehabilitative Tai Chi strategies that can be applied immediately in patient care
  • Effectively validate the evidence-based benefits of Tai Chi in rehabilitation to even the most resistant patients and colleagues
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The Georgetown University Health Policy Institute reports that 65 million Americans report experiencing low back pain, while health economists estimate that the cost of chronic pain in the United States is $635 billion annually. Back pain is the leading cause of lost work days and has a high correlation to feelings of emotional distress. Current research is revealing the broad ineffectiveness of long-term pharmaceutical approaches and strongly suggests that successfully treating the multifactorial nature of chronic back pain requires an integrative, holistic approach.

Tai Chi is a widely recognized mind-body modality and non-pharmacological approach in treating chronic pain conditions. This highly insightful 2-hour course has been designed to outline the scientific and physiologic basis of key rehabilitative Tai Chi components, to instruct simple Tai Chi practices shown to be effective in remediating back pain anddysfunction, and to review the evidence base for validating rehabilitative Tai Chi in the treatment of patients dealing with chronic back pain.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Athletic Trainers

Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure

Highlights

  • Practice 10, easy-to-use rehabilitative Tai Chi strategies that can be applied immediately in patient care
  • Effectively validate the evidence-based benefits of Tai Chi in rehabilitation to even the most resistant patients and colleagues
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5/5

Joselito (CA) on Oct 03, 2026

all good

4/5

Mary Ann (IA) on Sep 23, 2026

good to demonstrate the moves.

5/5

Dorcas L (NM) on Sep 22, 2026

good and interesting information including newer pain concepts. good presentation and clarity. enjoyed practicing the methods. could have used more demos of movements during sitting. pictures in sitting were provided, but not discussed or demonstrated. may have been a time constrate of 2 hour class.

5/5

Eric (TN) on Sep 19, 2026

good to start with neuroscience of pain perception

4/5

Leah (NH) on Sep 18, 2026

presentation was well paced

5/5

Kara (CO) on Sep 17, 2026

great adaptations for sitting instead of standing.

5/5

Laura (IL) on Sep 17, 2026

the instructor was very interesting and had a fantastic delivery

5/5

Heather (CO) on Sep 14, 2026

i really enjoyed the physical demonstration with time to trial each movements as i am a visual and kinesthetic learner.

5/5

Mark (OH) on Sep 11, 2026

i appreciated the amount of time he spent on the exercise and made them easy to follow

5/5

Erin (MI) on Sep 11, 2026

i thought the demonstrations we very easy to follow and helpful.


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