Continuing Education

The Brooks IHL provides over 40 post-professional continuing education courses for rehabilitation practitioners. Course offerings are available in a wide variety of specialty areas including, but not limited to, Orthopaedics, Neurology, Women's Health, and Geriatrics. Our faculty consists of both nationally renowned experts from around the country, as well as nationally recognized clinical experts that currently practice at Brooks Rehabilitation. For additional information, please email us at info@BrooksIHL.org!

Category: Interest: Orthopaedics

June 22

The material presented in this course will have clinical relevance across the entire continuum of care. It will also include pertinent case studies and clinical scenarios that have been carefully selected by the instructor in an effort to highlight specific clinically relevant points of the history-taking and physical examination.

July 20

This course offers practitioners guidelines for assessment and interventions for dysfunctions of the lumbar region.

July 27

This two-day seminar will provide the clinician with current evidence on the epidemiology, etiology and management of the most frequently encountered shoulder pathologies. Management strategies will be discussed in an interactive lab session, which will include: Assessment of soft tissue mobility, scapular stabilization and facilitation training, dynamic stabilization training, and therapeutic exercise for the shoulder girdle.

August 24

This course offers practitioners practical guidelines for the application of specific therapeutic exercises for patients with neuromusculoskeletal conditions.

October 5

This presentation will cover an integrated approach of Orthopaedic Manual Physical Therapy and Osteopathic techniques.

October 22

The Brooks Neurologic, Orthopaedic, Geriatric, and Women’s Health Residents will be presenting the FIRST of their four Case Studies.

November 9

This 12 hour (2 day) course is specifically designed for the Orthopedic Manual Therapist to allow for improved recognition of vestibular dysfunction within their orthopedic population.

November 16

December 10

The Brooks Neurologic, Orthopaedic, Geriatric, and Women’s Health Residents will be presenting the SECOND of their four Case Studies.