
4.6/5
933 Ratings , 225 Reviews
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Unlock the full potential of shoulder rehabilitation by looking beyond rotator cuff strength and understanding the intricate relationship between the glenohumeral joint, scapular positioning, and thoracic/ribcage posture. In this comprehensive course, we delve into the critical role of ribcage and thoracic alignment, and its impact on scapular function. Through demonstrations and practice, participants will learn to assess and treat both ribcage and shoulder mechanics, gaining insights into the dynamic interplay during various upper extremity movements. Apply ribcage and scapular principles to shoulder exercises to create functional comprehensive shoulder rehabilitation programs for both fit and frail populations for optimal shoulder recovery.
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
5/5
Sherri (AR) on Jul 26, 2026
i was really impressed with sarah's teaching style, the use of word pictures and metaphors really helped simplify understanding the complexities involved. i also appreciated the recap at the end of the course! only complaint is too many acronyms in manual
5/5
Linda (TN) on Jul 06, 2026
videos imbedded into your presentation will help with the learning of the exercise techniques.
4/5
Christine (CA) on Feb 05, 2026
nice how your courses blended together and reviewed some similar techniques\/concepts
3/5
Andrew (IA) on Feb 04, 2026
course should maybe be named improving respiratory function, and how the shoulder can help. shoulder rehab seemed secondary.
4/5
kelsey (WA) on Jan 29, 2026
very good providing visual demonstration with audience member
4/5
VICTORIA (NC) on Jan 26, 2026
the video quality was not great at times, mostly during presentation portion. i had the slides open as well so that helped. i wish i felt more like i understood how to start and then progress to improve shoulder rom etc. making that part more cohesive would be beneficial
5/5
Crystal (NM) on Jan 14, 2026
camera positioning made it hard to follow which slide she was on.
3/5
Kimberly (NY) on Dec 28, 2025
i wish this course was more shoulder focused. yes, i know it all ties in together but it focuses more on breathing and ribcage as opposed to the actual shoulder movements that would have benefited me for the practice i work in.
5/5
Janet (MO) on Dec 19, 2025
i do have some experience with pri so i found this very helpful for additional terms and concepts with cuing and instructing. good videos and class instruction as well as helpful overall review at the end.
4/5
Amar (NJ) on Dec 17, 2025
not at this time

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