MODULE 3

Module 3 focuses on the following three topics.

• Motor control and progression

• General / ageing / neuro / sporting populations

• Advanced problem solving

As clients improve, clinicians require a broader repertoire to progress patients safely. This module teaches programme progression and indicators to determine if/when client pathologies are stable and suitable to progress.

Clinical applications and pathology management:

• Problem solving co-existing pathologies
• Prioritising between primary and secondary problems
• Identifying and managing multi directional / global instabilities
• Linking neuro research to differentiate motor learning from a pathology management approach
• Managing neuro patients with Clinical Pilates and identifying links with normal patients
• Managing the ageing population
• Improving sporting / athletic performance with a non-sport specific approach
• Advanced case studies to develop individualized programmes with a strong clinical pathway & reasoning

MODULE 4

Module 4 focuses on the following two topics.

• Programme based management
• Health reform 

Module 4 links the Clinical Pilates program to current health reform strategies while extending the treatment exercise repertoire.

Clinical applications and pathology management:

• Advanced clinically relevant exercises
• Developing suitability for surgery / prehab programmes
• Solving problems not just treating symptoms
• Complex case studies for advanced clinical reasoning
• Developing clinical pathways
• Using outcome measures to quantify efficacy
• Costing programmes for better financial returns
• Clinical Pilates cost reduction role in the current health
• Reform and primary care models
• How to integrate tele-medicine into patient care
• Updates on the Clinical Pilates research faculty projects
• Preparation for Clinical Pilates certification process