MAITLAND AUSTRALIANPHYSIOTHERAPY SEMINARS

FALL 2010 Two & THREE-DAY SEMINARS FOR

PHYSICAL THERAPISTSCLINICAL REASONING, LECTURE & 70% LABORATORY

THE NATION'S LEADING EDUCATOR INMAITLAND-AUSTRALIAN MANAGEMENTOF SPINAL & PERIPHERAL CONDITIONS

Joint Mobilization, Spinal Manipulation & Traction, NeurodynamicsAccurate Assessment/Differential Diagnosis

Clinical Reasoning/Decision-MakingMaitland Comprehensive Review

Stabilization TrainingNEW! Orthopedic Diagnostic Examination - EBM Approach

NEW! Spinal & Peripheral ManipulationSacroiliac Joint & Pelvis

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Respected Manual Therapy Certification Program

Highly Qualified Instructors: 13-FAAOMPTs, 15-0CSs,7-Advanced Manipulation Degrees and 6 PhDs/DPTs

Approval Rating of 96% from the last 21,495 Course Participan1

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ITHE MAITLAND-AUSTRALIAN APPROACH IThe Maitland-Australian approach is world renowned and a central cornerstoneof modern day Orthopedic Manual Therapy. First developed by the famous AustralianPhysiotherapist, and co-founder of IFOMT M , Geoffrey Maitland, the Maitland-Australianapproach was later introduced to the U.S. by recently deceased MAPS founder RobertSprague, PT, PhD, GDMT, COMT, FAAOMPT. The approach is based primarily on theassessment and treatment of the patient's signs/symptoms, respecting the diagnosis,understanding the pathology and using biomechanical knowledge when applicable.Biomechanical theory plays only a small role. The examination and subsequent treatmentis intended to gently provoke the patient's actual symptoms and thus confirm the sourceand specific tissues potentially at risk. Carefully graded osteokinematic (physiological)and arthrokinematic (accessory) passive mobilization techniques are performed to:

• Reproduce the pain of a stiffness disorder (pathomechanical) in order to restorenormal movement and mechanics and/or

• To reduce/eliminate the patient's pain dominant disorder (pathophysiological) relatedto inflammation or other pathophysiological disorders.

The approach is scientific, systematic, logical and usually, very gentle. Assessment,clinical reasoning and clinical decision making are the cornerstones. Vertical and lateralthinking allows the therapist to improve his/her clinical skills by continuous self-assessment.

THE MANUAL THERAPY COURSE SERIESLEADING TO COMT CERTIFICATION

Maitland Australian Physiotherapy Seminars (MAPS) presents the Maitland-AustralianConcept in a series of Manual Therapy courses (MT-1, MT-2, MT-3, MT-ST, MT-0* andMT-4). ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT TECHNIQUES IN OUR COURSES AREPRESENTED IN A DIRECTLY SUPERVISED "HANDS-ON" FORMAT 7O%-9O%LABORATORY). Our courses are designed primarily for medical professionals v), includingP.T.,s, M.D.s, and D.O.s interested in the effective and efficient management of patientswith neuromusculoskeletal disorders using skilled orthopedic manual physiotherapy.However, we also offer a limited number of courses for PTAs and ATCs. Courses arepresented in an organized continuum to maximize learning and to prepare participantsfor the COMT CERTIFICATION Examinations. All SIX courses MUST be completedprior to sitting the COMT Certification Examinations. Upon successful completion ofthe certification examinations, candidates will become a Certified Orthopedic ManualTherapist (COMT), indicative of an intermediate level of competency in manual therapy.To ensure COMTs continue to develop their skills and knowledge, additional continuingeducation credits will be required every five years to maintain your Certification.

The following components are included in all MAPS courses: • Lab clothes are required for course participants for laboratory sessions.• Individually supervised laboratory sessions with direct instructor feedback.• Participants assume the role of both patient and clinician during lab sessions• Live patient demonstrations/evaluations for core courses whenever possible.

*MT-0 becomes required for COMT Certification effective July 15, 2010.

CONSISTENT QUALITY PERFOlVIANCECourse participants consistently give MAPS "A+" approval ratings. MAPS hasbeen providing quality continuing education to medical professionals for nearly 25 years!!Over that time, MAPS has enjoyed consistently high approval ratings from courseparticipants. Participants evaluate our courses on a scale of 1 (very poor) to 6(outstanding) based upon eleven essential variables used to ensure that each course isinformative, clinically relevant, and practical.

The last 21,495 participants gave MAPS courses an approval rating of 5.77 or 96%!(1)IFOMPT=Intemational Federation of Orthopedic Manual Therapists(2)Participants are advised that in accordance with APTA HOD RC 31-01, the material taught in MAPS courses is not intendedto be used outside the scope of the participant's personal abilities, licensure or relevant regulations. Furthermore, elements ofthe seminars are considered Physical Therapy only when performed by or under the direction of a licensed Physical Therapist.

MT-1: BASIC PERIPHERAL SEMINARLocation Washington, D.C.Chicago, ILNew York, NYFreehold, NJHuntsville, ALNashville/Clarksville, TN

Carlsbad, CA

DateSep 24-26Oct 15-17Oct 22-24Nov 19-21Nov 19-21

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MT-2:BASIC SPINAL SEMINARLocation Philadelphia, PASt. Louis, MOChicago, ILIndianapolis, INSomerset, NJEvansville, INGreenville, SCSt. Paul, MNChattanooga, TNNatick, MANew Brunswick, NJNew York, NY

DateSep 17-19Sep 17-19Sep 24-26Sep 24-26Oct 1-3Oct 15-17Oct 15-17Nov 5-7Nov 5-7Nov 5-7Nov 12-14Nov 19-21

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MT-3: INTERMEDIATE SPINAL SEMINARLocation Date StartJacksonville, FL Sep 24-26 FMCarlsbad, CA Sep 24-26 FMNYC/Brooklyn,NY Oct 1-3 FMKingsport, TN Oct 1-3 FMPhiladelphia, PA Oct 1-3 FMWhite Plains, NY Oct 15-17 FMAtlanta, GA Oct 15-17 FMCharlotte, NC Oct 15-17 FMBayshore, NY Nov 12-14 FM+Framingham, MA Nov 12-14 FMNashville, TN Nov 12-14

MT-0: ORTHOPEDIC DIAGNOSTIC EXAMLocation Nashville, TNBoston, MANew Brunswick, NJEncinitas, CAWhite Plains, NYAtlanta, GA

Date StartSep 24-26 PMOct 22-24 PMOct 22-24 PMNov 5-7 PMNov 12-14 PMNov 19-21 PM

MT-4: DIFFERENTIAL ASSESSMENT/CLINICAL REASONING SEMINARLocation Washington, D.C.Carlsbad, CANew York, NYChicago, ILPhiladelphia, PA

Date StartNov 5-7 PMFeb 11-13,11 PMApr 8-10,11 PMApr 29-May 1, '11 AMApr 29-May 1 , '11 PM

COMT: CERTIFICATIONLocationSan Antonio, TXNew York, NYWashington, D.C.L.A./Glendora, CA

Date StartOct 10-11 AMJan 7-9,11 AMApr 1-3,11 AMJul 8-10,11 AM

MT-R: MAPS REVIEW SEMIINARLocation Date StartWashington, D.C. Jan 28-30 FML.A./Glendora, CA

Apr 29-May 1 , '11 FM+Chicago, IL

Jun 3-5, '11 AM

FALL SCHEDULE 2010

MT-ST: STABILIZATION TRAINING SEMINLocationBoston, MARiverhead, NYWashington, D.C.Asheville, NCNYC/Brooklyn, NYLos Angeles, CAChicago, IL

Date Sta Sep 24-26 PMOct 1-3 PMOct 8-10 PMOct 22-24 PMNov 5-7 PMNov 12-14 PMDec 3-5 AM

MT-SIJ: SACROILIAC JOINT & PELVISLocationChicago, ILDoylestown, PA

MAPS SYMPOSIUM:Location DateChicago, IL

Fall 2011

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M.A.P.S. TEACHING FACULTYOur faculty are respected leaders in the industry, passionate educators and clinicians.Many have published original research and peer-reviewed articles in well-respected journals(e.g. "JOSPT", "Manual Therapy", etc.) and are authors and/or major contributors toseveral Physical Therapy textbooks. M.A.P.S. instructors include: 13-FAAOMPTs,15-0CSs, 7-Advanced Manipulation degrees, and 6-PhDs/DPTs.MARROW BURNETTE, PT, OCS, COMT. M.S.('01) and B.S. ('00) in PT., Univ. of North Florida.Marrow is the Clinical Manager of a large outpatient P.T. clinic in Jacksonville, FL.C.J. CONWAY, PT, GDMT, COMT. A Univ. of So. Australia Manual Therapy graduate ('79), Chrisstudied under G. Maitland and has owned/operated many private practices in Australia.CHAD CQ01(..PT..... _PdS_A_ TQCS. EAAPJVIeT. PhD Human Sciences, Texas Tech,Lubbock, 1X CO3), MBA Healthcare Admin. and B.S.P.T. Univ. of Pheonix ('99 & '90). P Professor &Dept. Chair Walsh University, Canton, OH, and extensively involved in clinical research. Editor in Chiefof JMMT, PT textbook author, including Orthopedic Manual Therapy: An Evidence-Based Approach.DARREN EARNSHAW. PT. MPHYSIO. CERT. MDT. FAAOMPT. M.S. Physiotherapy (ManipulativeMedicine) ('96) and B.S. Physiotherapy, Curtain Univ., Perth ('92). Darren practices in Schererville, IN.and an asst. adjunct professor for fellowship program in manual therapy at Univ. of Illinois in Chicago.ROBERT FLEMING. OPT, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT. D.P.T. Sage College ('05), B.S./M.S. P.T., MercyCollege, Dobbs berry, NY ('98). Bob is Director ot Rehab Services at a regional hospital in Schenectady,NY, and has co-authored several APTA Spinal Stabilization Courses and the MAPS Stabilization Course.ROBERT FLuEGEL, PT. OCS, COMT. B.S. Hogeschool Enschede, The Netherlands ('98). Robcurrently practices manual therapy in a private practice in New York.TRISH F9INGt PT. cOMT, M.S. P.T. Univ. of Miami, FL C00), B.S. Health Science, St. Mary's College,Moraga, CA ( 97) . Trish currently practices manual therapy in a private practice in San Francisco.CHRIS GRFFTHAM, PT. MCSP, COMT, B.S. Bath Univ., U.K. ('83)& advanced training under Dr. JamesCyriax (London), Chris owns/operates numerous private practices in Northern Virginia.KATE HOPPENSTEADT, _PT MSPT, MPHYSIO, COMT. M.S. Manip. Physiotherapy, Univ. of Australia-Sydney ('02); M.S.P. T.

PT Carolina University ('99), B.S. Allied Health, UNC-Charlotte ('96). Kate

practices in her own private practice in Charlotte.STEVE HOUGHTON. PT. OCS, COMT. FAAOMPT. B.S.P.T. Wayne State Univ., Detroit ('82), B.S.Biology, Michigan State ('80). Steve studied Maitland in Switzerland 8, currently practices in Michigan.CI ARE JONFS. PT. OCS. COMT. CFMT. FAAOMPT. B.S. Physiotherapy LaTrobe Univ., Melbourne,Australia ('91). Also certified in the Functional Orthopedic approach, Clare practices in Bellingham, WAVINCENT J. KABBAZ. PT, MPHYsio, COMT_, FAAOMPT. M.S. Physiotherapy (Manipulative Medicine),Univ. of So. Australia, AnIaide ('00), B.S. Physiotherapy, Univ. of So. Australia, Adelaide (' 94). Vinniepractices Physical Therapy in Madison, Wisconsin and Adelaide Australia.

1-1)D andS i;,-tss Medicine, NUyn- iv. ofttatglAberrainJ3uHc lairo°n,Cf'Se.nCAIValtTe., W°onMrk Ken isAssoc. Professor of PT at Youngstown State Univeristy & actively involved in manual therapy research.ROLAND LUCAS, PT, MPHYsio, COMT, FAAOMPT. M.S. Physiotherapy (Manipulative & SportsMedicine) Univ. ot So. Australia_,Adelaide ('00), B.S. Physiotherapy, Univ. of Sydney, ('92), Graduate ofthe Kaiser Program in Manual Therapy (Hayward, CA), Roland is in private practice in Sunnyvale, CA.JODY MUSICK,DPT. OCS. CQMT. FAAQ_MPT. DPT, Shenandoah Univ., Winchester, VA ('05), B.S.Biology/Health Science Magna Gum Laude, Shenandoah Univ. ('96). Jody is a P.T. in Johnson City, TN.STFPHFN NESTOR, 1¢1,PT,COMT., DPT, MGH lnstit. of Health Professions, Boston, MA ('06), B.S. P.T.,Northeastern Univ. ('96). Stephen is a Clinical Director for a private PT practice in Rhode Island and aninstructor for Northeastern University's transitional DPT program.BRYAN J. O'HAi LoRAN, PT, SCS. OCS. COMT. B.S. Physiotherapy Lincoln Institute-LaTrobe Univ.,Melbourne, Australia ( 88). Bryan owns/operates several private practices in Philadelphia.

Itpp,F). LIFARN Fr MHS,ops,FAAompT. Physiotherapy Univ. of NSW-Sydney, Australia, Physical Therapy, Univ. of Indianapolis (99). Michael is Chief of P.T. at Lakeland Regional

1-lealth System & adjunct PT professor at Andrews University and Univensty of Illinois (Chicago).HFATHFR RFFVFS. PT, OCS, COMT, FAAOMPT. B.S. RT., Univ. of Cape Town, So. Africa ('93).COMT Bloemfontein, So. Africa ('97). Heather owns/ manages her own private practices in Cary, NC.DAVID SAHLFY. OPT. COMT B S Sports Medicine, Radford Univ., Radford, VA ('95), MSPT ('00); DPT('06) Marymount Univ., Arlington, VA. David owns/operates private practices in Northern Virginia.CHRISTOPHER SHOWALTER. PT. OCS. COMT. FAAOMPT. B.S. Anatomy ('84), B.S. PhysiotherapyC88) Lincoln Institute-LaTrobe Univ., Melbourne, Australia. Clinical affiliations directly under G. Maitland.Chris previously owned several private practices in NY and is Clinical Director of MAPS.CORNE VAN ECK. OPT. OCS. COMT. FAAOMPT. B.A. Internat'l Relations ('92), B.S. Physiotherapy('96) Univ. of Pretoria, So. Africa, DPT, Ola Grimsby Institute, CA ('06). Come is a P.T. in So. Africa.KEITH WOBESER. PT. OCS. COMT. ART. CSCB. B.S. Biolo9y ('90) and B.S.P.T. ('93), Univ. ofSaskatchewan, Saskatoon, Canada. Keith is a P.T. in private practice in the Philadelphia area.

CEUs

Most MAPS seminars include a required home-study component. In order to be compliantwith IACET and APTA standards, full Continuing Education Unit (CEU) credit REQUIRESCOMPLETION of any required home-study, as described in your confirmation letter, andas directed by the Course Instructor. If required. CEUs are pre-authorized individuallyin the state in which the seminar is held. MAPS is an authorizedcontinuing education provider in most states, and a pre-aDoroved provider in thestate of New York. Note that actual CEUs awarded may vary slightly from those publishedby MAPS, based upon the individual rules/regulations in each state.

ELECTIVES

The following electives are currently NOT required for Certification. However, they offer anexcellent opportunity to enhance your manual therapy skills/techniques. MAPS electivesmay be also used for continuing education credits for the new COMT Re-credentiallingprogram. Most elective courses have no prerequisites except MT-R (see courserequirements for details). Please note that MT-0 becomes a required course for MAPSCOMT Certification starting July 15, 2010.

MT-SIJ: SACROILIAC JOINT & PELVIS15 DIRECT HRS/2 DAYS/CEUS=1 .5/TUITION: $425

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Introduction to evidence-based assessment/treatment of theSacroiliac Joint (SW and Pelvis. Differential assessment of the lumbar spine, hip, SIJ, andPelvis. Emphasizes the current "best evidence" to improve diagnostic & treatment outcomes.75% Lab with direct supervised feedback from the Instructor. Patient demonstrations providedwhen available.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Open to PTs, MDs & DOs. Lab clothes required.

COURSE OBJECTIVES: At the conclusion of this course participants should be able to:

• Understand the biomechanics of the SIJ and pubic symphysis and the gross movementof the SIJ.

• Recognize contributors to form and force closure of the pelvis.• Identify the relationship between the lumbar and pelvic stabilization process and

treatment methods to restore normal function.• Outline and perform an evidence-based exam process of the SIJ and Pelvis.• Compare/contrast select pelvis dysfunction tests.

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