Shockwave Therapy Masterclass: Advanced Techniques in Practice
Shockwave Therapy Masterclass
Advanced Techniques in Practice.
The Swiss DolorClast Academy is bringing a full-day Shockwave Therapy Masterclass to Adelaide, designed for clinicians who want to move beyond the basics.
A practical, case-based day.
This is a practical, case-based day. Rather than sitting through theory, you'll work through real upper body and lower body case studies, practise advanced treatment techniques hands-on, and learn how to combine shockwave therapy with a structured rehab program for better clinical decision-making.
You'll train on both Radial and Focused Shockwave, working through when to use each, how they differ in application, and how to combine them across a treatment plan.
The day is led by Caitlin Jeffries and Peter Kipreou, two experienced clinicians who use shockwave therapy day in, day out. Expect honest discussion, practical demonstrations, and plenty of time on the devices.
Real cases. Both technologies. Plenty of time on the devices.
Upper body case studies
Work through real upper body cases rather than theory.
Lower body case studies
Apply your clinical reasoning to real lower body cases.
Hands-on with both Radial and Focused Shockwave
When to use each, how they differ, and how to combine them.
Advanced treatment techniques
Practise advanced techniques hands-on throughout the day.
Integrating shockwave into rehab programming
Combine shockwave with a structured rehab program.
Direct access to experienced KOLs
Ask questions and discuss your cases throughout the day.
Led by clinicians who use shockwave day in, day out.
Caitlin Jeffries
Podiatrist and International Key Opinion Leader in EMS Shockwave Therapy
With over a decade of experience, she is passionate about helping people move comfortably and confidently through all stages of life. She brings extensive expertise across all areas of foot and lower limb health, including musculoskeletal podiatry, sports injuries, foot pain, ingrown toenails, and diabetic care. Caitlin also has a keen interest in post-operative rehabilitation and works closely with some of South Australia's leading foot, ankle, and knee surgeons to deliver collaborative care.
Her background spans both private practice and hospital settings, including the Royal Adelaide Hospital and the Repatriation General Hospital. This has equipped her with advanced skills in managing diabetic foot complications, geriatric care, and high-risk patients.
Caitlin is a passionate educator and advocate for excellence in podiatry. She holds a teaching position at the University of South Australia and contributes to national leadership through her work with the Australian Podiatry Association, University advisory boards, and tribunal panels. An international key opinion leader in EMS Shockwave Therapy, Caitlin regularly trains health professionals across Australia and overseas in the use of this advanced pain-relief technology.
She is committed to lifelong learning and continually develops her skills in manual therapy, including mobilisation, massage, and dry needling. Her clinical philosophy is centred on identifying the root cause of pain, restoring healthy movement, and empowering patients to return to the activities they love.
View Caitlin's profile
Peter Kipreou
Physiotherapist
Peter graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Human Movement and a Master of Physiotherapy, as well as postgraduate qualifications in Chronic Conditions and Pain Management at Flinders University.
As a physiotherapist, Peter has focused his treatment techniques on blending his knowledge of physiotherapy, strength, and conditioning into his treatment style, which provides patients with a long-term solution to their presenting complaints.
For clinicians ready to move beyond the basics.
- Physiotherapists
- Podiatrists
- Chiropractors
- Other allied health professionals using or considering shockwave therapy
Small group. Hands-on. Book early.
Places are limited to keep the hands-on sessions genuinely practical. Register early to secure your spot.
Event Registration
Complete the form to register for the Shockwave Therapy Masterclass in Adelaide. Places are limited, so secure your spot today.
Date
- 31 Oct 2026
Time
- 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Cost
- $99.00
Locations
- SA
Location
- 9 Butler Bvd, Adelaide Airport SA 5950
Category
Trainer/Speaker
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Caitlin Jeffries
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Website
https://www.custompodiatryservices.com.au/team-members/caitlin-jeffries/ -
With over a decade of experience, she is passionate about helping people move comfortably and confidently through all stages of life. She brings extensive expertise across all areas of foot and lower limb health, including musculoskeletal podiatry, sports injuries, foot pain, ingrown toenails, and diabetic care. Caitlin also has a keen interest in post-operative rehabilitation and works closely with some of South Australia’s leading foot, ankle, and knee surgeons to deliver collaborative care. Her background spans both private practice and hospital settings, including the Royal Adelaide Hospital and the Repatriation General Hospital. This has equipped her with advanced skills in managing diabetic foot complications, geriatric care, and high-risk patients. Caitlin is a passionate educator and advocate for excellence in podiatry. She holds a teaching position at the University of South Australia and contributes to national leadership through her work with the Australian Podiatry Association, University advisory boards, and tribunal panels. An international key opinion leader in EMS Shockwave Therapy, Caitlin regularly trains health professionals across Australia and overseas in the use of this advanced pain-relief technology. She is committed to lifelong learning and continually develops her skills in manual therapy, including mobilisation, massage, and dry needling. Her clinical philosophy is centred on identifying the root cause of pain, restoring healthy movement, and empowering patients to return to the activities they love.
Other Trainers
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Peter Kipreou
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Peter graduated from the University of South Australia with a Bachelor of Human Movement and a Master of Physiotherapy, as well as postgraduate qualifications in Chronic Conditions and Pain Management at Flinders University. As a physiotherapist, Peter has focused his treatment techniques on blending his knowledge of physiotherapy, strength, and conditioning into his treatment style, which provides patients with a long-term solution to their presenting complaints.