7.5 hr CE

This 1-day, live webinar 7.5 hour course provides an excellent foundation for understanding, effectively diagnosing and treating people with sacroiliac dysfunction and pelvic girdle pain. Literature is reviewed and an evidenced based approached is emphasized. Topics include anatomy and biomechanics, diagnosis including special tests literature review, current recommendations, pregnancy and postpartum considerations and interventions. The Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method ℠ (PGM Method℠), developed by Deborah Riczo, is presented and evidence to support this simplified yet comprehensive approach is reviewed and practiced with dedicated lab time. Specific self-pelvic balancing exercises are introduced and practiced, and patient handouts are included. Course consists of lecture, group discussion/activities, and video (including specific patient video) and is interactive in nature. You will develop quick screening tools that are clinically applicable and a simplified treatment approach for sacroiliac/pelvic girdle dysfunction that can be readily used “on Monday morning” after the course.

Cuyahoga County Public Library Virtual Event: “Back & Pelvic girdle Pain in Pregnancy and Postpartum”, June 16 at 7:00 pm

7.5 hr CE

This 1-day, live webinar 7.5 hour course provides an excellent foundation for understanding, effectively diagnosing and treating people with sacroiliac dysfunction and pelvic girdle pain. Literature is reviewed and an evidenced based approached is emphasized. Topics include anatomy and biomechanics, diagnosis including special tests literature review, current recommendations, pregnancy and postpartum considerations and interventions. The Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method ℠ (PGM Method℠), developed by Deborah Riczo, is presented and evidence to support this simplified yet comprehensive approach is reviewed and practiced with dedicated lab time. Specific self-pelvic balancing exercises are introduced and practiced, and patient handouts are included. Course consists of lecture, group discussion/activities, and video (including specific patient video) and is interactive in nature. You will develop quick screening tools that are clinically applicable and a simplified treatment approach for sacroiliac/pelvic girdle dysfunction that can be readily used “on Monday morning” after the course.

Cuyahoga County Public Library Virtual Event “What you need to know about Sacroiliac Pain”

4/19 at 7 pm. Zoom. Free. https://attend.cuyahogalibrary.org/event/4883878

3hr CE

• People across the lifespan can have complaints of pelvic girdle pain including pain around the sacroiliac joints. This can include young athletes, women of child-bearing age, and even those in their elderly years. Intermittent urinary leakage to total incontinence can also be present. Therapists in all arenas of care, from acute care to rehabilitation to outpatient, and areas of specialty from pediatric to geriatric are confronted with pelvic girdle pain complaints from their patients. Diagnostic approaches are known to lag behind research and are rampant in ruling out/in sacroiliac dysfunction. The purpose of this presentation will be to review the evidence in assessing and treating sacroiliac dysfunction, provide clear recommendations, and introduce The Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method (PGM Method SM).

Cuyahoga County Public Library Virtual Event “What you need to know about Sacroiliac Pain”

3/25 at 7 pm. Zoom. Free.

7.5 hr CE

This 1-day, live webinar 7.5 hour course provides an excellent foundation for understanding, effectively diagnosing and treating people with sacroiliac dysfunction and pelvic girdle pain. Literature is reviewed and an evidenced based approached is emphasized. Topics include anatomy and biomechanics, diagnosis including special tests literature review, current recommendations, pregnancy and postpartum considerations and interventions. The Pelvic Girdle Musculoskeletal Method ℠ (PGM Method℠), developed by Deborah Riczo, is presented and evidence to support this simplified yet comprehensive approach is reviewed and practiced with dedicated lab time. Specific self-pelvic balancing exercises are introduced and practiced, and patient handouts are included. Course consists of lecture, group discussion/activities, and video (including specific patient video) and is interactive in nature. You will develop quick screening tools that are clinically applicable and a simplified treatment approach for sacroiliac/pelvic girdle dysfunction that can be readily used “on Monday morning” after the course.

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