Course Description

In this class, you will learn ways to assist your clients who are having, or who have had knee replacement surgery. Topics will include an overview of the knee replacement surgical process, preoperative care, i.e., the important areas to work with the day/night prior to surgery, postoperative care, i.e., the day of surgery and beyond, and complimentary medicine for healing. This class will also include ways to work with common postoperative issues such as difficulty with knee flexion and extension, fear/trauma, incision care, swelling, and pain. We will draw from Phase Four, Phase Five, Phase Six, Isometrics, Chapmans Reflexes and Exploration of Movement approaches.

Prerequisites

Ethics, Emotions and the Biological Model of Trauma, OR Surgical Trauma and Scar Tissue Release.

Participants are encouraged to review Phase Four for spine, pelvis and lower extremities prior to class.

Tuition

• $325 before Feb 1, 2025

• $350 after Feb 1, 2025

Credits

Completion of this class provides 16 units of Elective towards completion of the Ortho-Bionomy Registered Practitioner Training Program and 16 NCBTMB CEs. Participants who attend this class will receive a Certificate of Attendance.

Registration

Giedre Kere
birthfeedlove@gmail.com