Upper Extremity Nerve Mobilization & Flossing
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Highlights
- Immediately improve your ability to treat your client's upper extremity conditions
- Integrate treatments with visual demonstrations and easy-to-follow instruction
- Improve ADL's involving tasks such as gripping and fine motor skills
- Techniques to reduce pain, restore function, and further supplement a patient's progression towards functional goals
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Physical and occupational therapists regularly evaluate and treat patients with upper extremity neuromusculoskeletal pathologies. This course will review indications and benefits of integrating nerve mobilization/flossing techniques with a variety of patient conditions. Participants will learn how to integrate these intervention strategies with their clients/patients to improve outcomes. Current evidence will be incorporated during discussion.
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
- Immediately improve your ability to treat your client's upper extremity conditions
- Integrate treatments with visual demonstrations and easy-to-follow instruction
- Improve ADL's involving tasks such as gripping and fine motor skills
- Techniques to reduce pain, restore function, and further supplement a patient's progression towards functional goals
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5/5
Kaley (TX) on Oct 05, 2026
enjoyed being able to reference the videos easily from youtube at a later time
5/5
Mamta (CA) on Oct 03, 2026
very effective, especially the videos that were played several times to get a good understanding
3/5
Kayla (IL) on Oct 01, 2026
presenter could have done a better job making the material interesting
4/5
Thaddeus (TN) on Oct 01, 2026
good discussion outside of the slides
5/5
Waylon (AL) on Sep 24, 2026
great course!
5/5
Elizabeth (GA) on Sep 18, 2026
good info
5/5
Theresa (NJ) on Sep 06, 2026
good videos
4/5
Kristin (NM) on Aug 31, 2026
great videos. i would love pdf printouts of these nerve glides to hand out to my patients.
5/5
Laura (OH) on Aug 19, 2026
great instructor. easy to understand.
5/5
Krisanne (NY) on Aug 18, 2026
question 23 is poorly written because you should not use neural tension tests are a tx method and that is not one of the answer options. a reasonable amount of time for symptoms to resolve following the use of a neural tension test as a treatment method is: *
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