NZMPA Mulligan Concept Upper Quadrant (WGN)

Description

Mulligan Upper Quadrant - 4 + 5 May 2024

Venue: Therapies Outpatients, Wellington Hospital

Directions: Come in the main entrance to Wellington Hospital. Up the stairs (opposite the gift shop) to the mezzanine floor. Follow the path over the bridge-link to Grace Neil Block. Once there, continue walking straight to the Outpatient Physio department.

Time: Saturday 8:30am Registration for 9am - 5pm. Sunday 9am - 4pm.

Pricing: NZMPA Members $630; Non-NZMPA Members $745

Mulligan CMPs rate: $370 - please contact admin@nzmpa.org.nz for discount.

NZMPA Members please click here for the discount code.

Presented by: Jillian McDowell

The Mulligan Concept – Do you know how to use this New Zealand born concept in your assessment and management of musculoskeletal problems seen daily in your practice?

This very safe, very successful manual therapy concept is proving to be a winner around the world with physiotherapists. Research is giving ample justification that you should be familiar with these techniques.

The NZMPA is offering a three-part Mulligan Concept course, presented by Jillian McDowell, structured as follows:

Upper Quadrant Course - which covers the upper quadrant, cervical and thoracic spine
Lower Quadrant Course - which covers the lower quadrant and lumbar spine
Advanced Concept + CMP Exam Course - which includes further topics, as well as an examination of the whole course

The two-day workshops are designed for the busy clinician and are very “hands on”. They are taught sequentially (Upper Quadrant is a prerequisite for Lower Quadrant, and both Upper and Lower are prerequisites for the Advanced Concept/CMP Exam). All participants will have new manual therapy skills to apply to their patients upon returning to work after the course. Brian Mulligan’s latest textbook is the course manual and treatment belts, lumbar snaggers and cervical snaggers will be available for purchase during the course. Mulligan Concept tapings will also be practiced.

Techniques include NAGS, SNAGS, MWMS and spinal mobilisations with arm and leg movements for non-radicular pain. All have the unique safety feature of being pain free for the patient immediately if they are indicated for their symptoms.

This two-day course presents the Mulligan approach to manual therapy for the Cervical and Thoracic spine as well as for the upper extremity. It includes lecture, patient demonstrations, and lab time to give the participants a thorough and in depth coverage of the Mobilization With Movement approach for the upper quarter.

The course is limited to 18 students, and priority will be given to NZMPA financial members.