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Are you interested in learning about Radial Shockwave Technology?
This course is a two part patient-centered & evidence-based approach in applying radial shockwave therapy.
This nearly 3 hour workshop is presented by Physiotherapist Rosen Kolev, World-Class Instructor
with over 10 years experience with BTL Shockwave Technology.
What our customers are saying:
"Training excelled in providing us with guidelines for clinical 'real world' applications of the modality"
- Miles Morgan, MScPT Owner of Resolve Physio and Wellness
Learn, discuss & educate. Our instructors and programs help therapists learn about new technologies and practice techniques on topics such as taping, shockwave therapy, laser therapy, electrotherapy, high intensity electromagnetic stimulation and more.
Professional training is essential in order to effectively use K-Taping. We now offer an online live training program created by Birgit Kumbrink, founder and medical director of the international K-Taping Academy. Therapists that complete this new format will be able to effectively use the complex possibilities of this therapy.
Develop your skills as a therapist and attend any of the online live training sessions from home or in a clinic setting. All you need is a partner, a table, and a webcam.
Shockwave Training Canada provides education for Canadian healthcare professionals, universities, clinics and hospitals on the use and clinical application of radial shockwave therapy treatments and applications.
Our workshop can be tailored to specific clinical needs such as treatment protocols, conditions, improving patient outcomes and more.
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Laser Therapy University (LTU) is the leading online education portal for low-level laser therapy (LLLT). Also known as photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT), LLLT has been researched and studied around the world for over half a century in various medical and veterinary disciplines. Though LLLT was first approved for use in 2002, education and understanding of the basic uses and applications was lacking.
We are pleased to sponsor the Electrode Placement and Functional Movement series presented by Dr. Lucinda Baker, Associate Professor at USC Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy. These videos provide comprehensive information on the preparation and use of electrodes for effective neurostimulation treatment. All electrodes used in the video presentation are PALS® neurostimulation electrodes. We trust these videos will assist your efforts in providing the most effective treatment to your patients.
We provide peer to peer advice, offer research subsidies and can help create today’s stateoftheart clinics down to facilities with smaller budgets. We provide equipment recommendations, advice on whether to buy or lease, as well as complete details on installation.
We help hospitals, long-term care facilities and rehab centers access a variety of high-quality products that can positively impact the health and wellness of patients.
Whether it is updating a residence’s mini-gym or adding new equipment for the physio clinic, we make things simple by providing a single point of contact for expertise in physiotherapy equipment solutions.
OrthoCanada offers clinical and business training on the use of Radial and Focus Shockwave Therapy. Our workshops are tailored to specific clinical needs such as treatment protocols, conditions and improving patient outcomes. We provide education for healthcare professionals, universities, clinics and hospitals.
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Shoulder pulley exercisers are simple yet effective exercise pulleys that can be used in clinic or at home. Some of these pulleys can be attached on a door frame, others are to be attached permanently on the wall. They are designed for recovery after surgery or injuries are great for improving strength, mobility and range of motion. Ideal for range of motion exercises for arthritis, tendonitis, frozen shoulder syndrome, rotator cuff injury and bursitis.
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