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OrthoCanada Academy
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.
K-Taping Academy Canada
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.
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BTL Shockwave Training
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.Â
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Axelgaard Electrode Education
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.
