Hands-On Seminars is proud to announce a
Michael Shacklock
FACP, MAppSc, DipPhysio
New York City Exclusive
Clinical NeuroDynamics for the Upper & Lower Quarters
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September 7-8, 2012, New York City |
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Upper Quarter – 14 CEUs |
September 9-10, 2012, New York City |
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Lower Quarter – 14 CEUs |
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Limited Seats REGISTER NOW
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| World renowned lecturer, author, and founder of the concept of NeuroDynamics in physiotherapy / manual therapy will teach exclusively in a limited NY engagement for Hands-On Seminars his unique clinical concept. |
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Clinical Neurodynamics
Upper and Lower Quarter Lab/Practical courses |
| Course Description |
Being the originator of the concept of neurodynamics in physiotherapy, Michael Shacklockhas expanded the concept to link with the musculoskeletal system. Based on his innovativenew top rated and internationally acclaimed text, these widely hosted hands-on courses havebeen offered globally, in the USA, Canada, UK,Scandinavia and Nordic regions, Europe, India, South America and Australia. These practicalhands-on courses take the therapist from the old concepts of neural tension to a newconcept of neurodynamics. |
Shacklock’s neurodynamic concept is presented clearly andmethodically and offers the clinician new techniques for diagnosis and treatment ofmusculoskeletal problems with a neural component. The Shacklock concept helps thetherapist select and perform new diagnostic and treatment techniques without provoking
symptoms and progresses from the highly restricted patient to the athlete. These areillustrated with practical demonstrations and real-time imaging videos of neural movementtechniques, collected exclusively by Michael Shacklock and the Neurodynamic Solutions(NDS) faculty. |
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| Key features of the courses include: |
- lab/practical sessions with demonstrations and practicing of techniques
- new neural testing and treatment techniques
- new systematic diagnosis and treatment approach
- integration of neural techniques with the musculoskeletal system
- systematic progressions from low to high levels of performance
- scientific support with evidence based research and real-time videos of nerve movement.
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This lab/practical course offers immediate neurodynamic solutions for the therapist inmusculoskeletal practice. |
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| About Michael Shacklock, FACP, MAppSc, DipPhysio |
| Founder of the concept of neurodynamics in physiotherapy/manual therapy. |
| Director and Founder of Neurodynamic Solutions (NDS) for theexpress purpose of disseminating and developing improvedknowledge of neurodynamics in clinical practice. |
Graduated 1980 Auckland Technical Institute (now AucklandUniversity of Technology)
Graduate Diploma in Advanced Manipulative Therapy 1989,University of South Australia
Master of Applied Science - University of South Australia 1993.Dissertation was on neurodynamic sequencing
Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists (by original contribution, monograph),2007
Private practising musculoskeletal physiotherapist, Adelaide, South Australia
Has given, and continues to give, numerous keynote and other invited presentations at
international conferences around world. |
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| Named Lectures |
- Gregory Grieve Memorial Lecture - October 2006, Musculoskeletal Association of
Chartered Physiotherapists, UK
- Dr Alf Breig Memorial Lecture - September 2007. Orthopaedic Manual TherapySectionof the Swedish Association of Physiotherapists
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| Published in |
- Physiotherapy (scholarly paper)
- Australian Journal of Physiotherapy (leading article)
- Manual Therapy (editorial, case history)
- New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy (invited paper)
- Grieve’s Modern Manual Therapy
- ManuelleTherapie (German)
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Awards |
- Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists (by original contribution,monograph), 2007, auspices of the Australian Physiotherapy Association.
- Best paper and the Australian National Conference of the Manipulative
Physiotherapists Association, Melbourne 1997. Response of the upper limb tension
test in patients with clinical presentation of carpal tunnel syndrome. Supervisor of the
research project of BlanaidCoveney.
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Books Published |
- Shacklock M (Ed.) 2008 Biomechanics of the Nervous System: Breig revisited.
Neurodynamic Solutions, Adelaide, Australia
- Shacklock M 2007 Clinical Neurodynamics: a new system of musculoskeletal
treatment, Elsevier, Oxford, successful peer review by Australian College of
Physiotherapists (2007)
- Shacklock M 1995 (Ed.) Moving in on Pain, Butterworth-Heinemann (Sydney) 1995
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Other Professional Activities/appointments: |
- Adjunct Clinical Faculty, Georgia State University, Atlanta USA
- Founding Director - NDS Neurodynamic Solutions
- Performs research and presents clinical neurodynamics and treatment of
neuromusculoskeletal disorders internationally
- Held the position of Adjunct Lecturer, University of South Australia, in the 1990s
- Is currently on the International Advisory Board for journal for Manual Therapy.
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| Reviewer for: |
- Manual Therapy
- Pain
- Physiotherapy Research Foundation
- World Congress for Physical Therapy (WCPT)
- Physical Therapy in Sport
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Some Publications |
Shacklock M 1989 The plantarflexion/inversion straight leg raise, Master of Applied Sciencethesis, University of South Australia
Shacklock M, Butler D, Slater H 1994 The dynamic central nervous system: structure andclinical neurobiomechanics. In: Boyling G, Palastanga N (eds), Modern Manual Therapy ofthe Vertebral Column, Churchill Livingstone, Edinburgh: 21-38
Shacklock M 1995a Moving in on Pain, Butterworth-Heinemann, Sydney
Shacklock M 1995b Neurodynamics. Physiotherapy 81: 9-16
Shacklock M 1995c Clinical applications of neurodynamics.Moving in on Pain. ButterworthHeinemann, Sydney: 123-131
Shacklock M 1996 Positive upper limb tension test is a case of surgically proven neuropathy:analysis and validity. Manual Therapy 1: 154-161
Shacklock M 1999a Central pain mechanisms; a new horizon in manual therapy. AustralianJournal of Physiotherapy 45: 83-92
Shacklock M 1999b The clinical application of central pain mechanisms in manual therapy.Australian Journal of Physiotherapy 45: 215-221
Shacklock M 2000 Balanced on a tight rope between low back pain and evidence-based
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