The Science and Clinical Application of Neuromuscular Control

A fundamental skill in the clinical setting is the ability to identify neuromuscular control deficits. Once identified, the clinician is tasked with teaching patients how to perform varied types of movement to restore function. The rehabilitation specialist must have a comprehensive understanding of the scientific principles behind humanneuromuscular control. This scientific knowledge then must be communicated in an accessible manner to your patients to help address their needs. This course will cover the principles of neuromuscular control and how it is applied in the clinical setting. Also covered will be the processes behind motor control/neuromuscular development and how it is appliedacross the varied populations that are encountered in the clinical setting.

Highlights

• Improve your understanding of neuromuscular control as it relates to rehabilitation and functional task performance
• Clinically applicable information on neuromuscular control and its application to specific patient populations

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Athletic Trainers