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Mandatory CPDRocktape 1 - Kinesiology Taping and Power Taping - Full Day Course
1. Theory of kinesiology taping
2. Regional taping - muscle and joint applications
3. Oedema / inflammation taping
4. Posture taping
5. Pregnancy taping applications
6. Theory of fascial chain taping
7. Basic fascial chain taping applications
8. Movement analysis
Red Cross Training Services
Red Cross is the world’s largest provider of first aid training with 100 years of training experience.
Red Cross is the preferred first aid training provider for Osteopathy Australia.
Locations in TAS, ACT, WA
Results of the National Eye health Survey and how they correlate to the practice of Osteopathy.
Webinar dates
Ergonomic Risk Assessment Training for Allied Health Professionals
This course is designed for those practitioners in both private practice and for those who would like to conduct ergonomic risk assessments within the OHS/WHS setting.
RockBlades
The RockBades course presents an alternate model for IASTM work- what we define as "Instrument Assisted Neuro Sensory Modulation" or IANSM. This draws from current thinking of the way in which fascia behaves and the influence that manual therapy has on these tissues.
Our IANSM model does not rely on traditional, at times aggressive treatment strategies using instruments, and shows how similar, if not better, results can be achieved with more gentle methods. This enhances patient safety and minimises the potential for adverse treatment effects.
Living with Chronic Pain
This session will explore a biopsychosocial perspective of chronic pain and its treatment implications.
Webinar dates
RockTape 1/2 day course - Kinesiology & Sports Taping Seminar
Our half day introduction (level 1) courses are attractive to busy practitioners, and those that are keen to just learn the basic principles of kinesiology taping. This course provides the basics of kinesiology taping: regional taping for pain, taping for swelling and recovery and taping for posture. In addition this course includes an introduction to the concepts of “Fascial Chain Taping”: utilising the benefits of kinesiology taping to tape the muscles associated with a particular activity. For example, linking the muscles of the appropriate kinetic chain, ie lower back, hamstring and calf muscles that make up the posterior chain.