A New Zealand Approach to the Lumbo-Pelvic-Hip Complex: Evidence-Based Assessment and Manual Therapy Treatment

• •List current evidence– based practice to address low back, sacroiliac, and hip joint pain
• •Review the treatment– based classification systems and defend their implementation against a more traditional diagnostic model
• •Practice a comprehensive subjective system of evaluation
• •Demonstrate functional objective examination to ensure treatment is safe and effective
• •Apply lateral shift correction in standing and prone positions to reduce pain in the lumbo– pelvic– hip complex
• •Incorporate movement position and mobilization in your treatment plan with lumbar spinal stenosis to increase range of motion
• •Implement current evidence to treat Gluteus medius tendinopathy
• •Apply a clinical and evidence-based manual therapy approach to the lumbo– pelvic– hip complex

Lumbar spine. Pelvis. Hip. These three function as a unit. Dysfunction in one of these cannot be effectively addressed without determining how the other two regions influence it. Get the tools to manage the most commonly seen lumbar spine, pelvis, and hip dysfunctions in outpatient settings in this hands-on seminar. Gavin Hamer, PT, DPT, FAAOMPT, Dip. MT, uses the most current evidence and treatment– based classification (known as TBC) to bring together the proven rationales and techniques from New Zealand and combines them with what is known in the United States. In this hands-on seminar, Dr. Hamer shows you how to incorporate manual therapy in the clinical setting immediately.