Courses

Advances in clinical neuroscience in recent years have provided us with an opportunity to understand how different therapies affect the nervous system and how this helps restore optimal skeletal-muscular function. Although neurology and neuroanatomy make up a fairly large proportion of university study programs, in clinical practice, this knowledge is often used only by physicians and other health care professionals to identify serious neurological diseases and pathologies. The main goal of NeuroSeminars courses is to provide knowledge and skills for the widespread application of functional neurology in everyday clinical practice....

These DNS courses are based on neurophysiology, neuroanatomy, muscle physiology and kinesiology with an emphasis on diagnostics. These courses are limited to licensed health professionals: physiotherapists, professional coaches, osteopaths, kinesiologists, and other health care professionals working with movement....

Michael Shacklock proposed the concept of neurodynamics in 1995 with his paper in the British journal Physiotherapy in which various scientific cornerstones formed a key aspect of clinical practice in physiotherapy and physical therapy neurodynamics practice.
All courses on neurodynamics are based on Michael Shacklock’s international best seller physical therapy text book, Clinical Neurodynamics, Elsevier, Oxford, 2005. They also internationally standardised and transferable to other countries....