How to Treat and Master Lower Limb Tendinopathies with Shockwave Therapy

Join us for drinks and dinner as renowned Physiotherapist, Benjamin Day provides a scientifically proven model for assessing and managing lower limb tendinopathy.

While tendinopathy can be persistent and resistant to treat, research suggests that traditional treatment modalities such as corticosteroid injections and NSAIDS are not the most effective treatment options as little or no inflammation is present in these injuries. Shockwave Therapy is a safe, effective, and scientifically proven treatment modality to help your patients recover from tendinopathy and recover quickly.

What will I learn? 

  • Learn the scientific approaches to the assessment and management of patients with lower limb tendinopathy
  • Develop skills, knowledge and strategies to allow you to successfully identify and manage lower limb tendinopathies including a number of presentations that are frequently overlooked or misdiagnosed.
  • The role of shockwave therapy in the management and recovery of tendon pain and how to avoid misdiagnosis
  • The business of shockwave therapy – learn how to use shockwave therapy as a revenue generating modality and generate revenue quickly

Why should I attend? 

You’ll get a taste of shockwave therapy through a combination of short presentations and hands-on practice with ample opportunity to network and ask questions. Ben will show his personal case studies and highlight how you can put what you learn into action immediately.

This is the perfect opportunity to learn why shockwave therapy is one of THE MOST important tools in your practice to get immediate results and increase your practice revenue.

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Date

10 Nov 2022
Expired!

Time

AWST
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Cost

$15.00

Venue

Back In Motion Como
3/460 Canning Hwy, Como WA 6152
Website
https://www.backinmotion.com.au/como
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Trainer

Ben Day
Ben Day

Ben joined the Back in Motion Como team in January 2019. He has practiced as a physiotherapist for over 15 years in various locations around Australia and Europe. After completing a Bachelor of Science (Human Movement and Psychology) at the UWA in 2000, Ben entered the physio profession after complete a Master of Physiotherapy at Curtin University in 2003. During his career, Ben has worked in private practice with athletes from a number of top level sporting clubs including the Adelaide Crows, Queensland Reds, and the Northern Irish Institute of Sport. Ben has also worked in some of the top public and private hospitals throughout Australia. While Ben enjoys the generalist role of a physiotherapist, he has developed a special interest in upper limb injuries of shoulder elbow and hand. During his spare time Ben enjoys Keeping fit, and spending time with his growing family.