Final CS-hEDS test on April 18th, 2027 - See courses for individual dates.
If selecting the bundle, do not select the individual classes or exams.
January 16th - Connect observation and movement screening to targeted cervical and craniovertebral assessment. Refine clinical reasoning, recognize red flags, and integrate appropriate cueing and stabilization.
January 17th - Examine shoulder mechanics and regional contributions to upper-limb function. Practice assessment-led decisions about positioning, manual input, taping, stabilization, and graded loading.
February 20th - Explore thoracic and rib mechanics, breathing, and their relationships to movement elsewhere. Link regional findings to meaningful screening tasks and functional integration.
February 21st - Develop segmental assessment and clinical reasoning for lumbar presentations. Integrate the influence of adjacent regions with cueing, stabilization, reassessment, and progression.
March 13th - Examine pelvic and hip relationships, movement options, and compression strategies. Use functional tasks to explore contributors and guide treatment, control, and load tolerance.
March 14th - Connect knee mechanics, tibial rotation, and rearfoot-forefoot relationships to weight-bearing function. Apply regional assessment, cueing, and graded stabilization across the lower limb.
April 17th - Work through mock patient cases and explain your clinical reasoning. Build an evaluation from key subjective questions, meaningful screening tasks, regional tests, potential contributors, and a plan for reassessment. This preparation course is an additional 8 hours.
April 18th - Select this class only after completing courses 1-6 (and optional 7). This class is included in the bundle, and should not be added if the bundle is selected.