Functional Understanding of Human Rehabilitation (Online Edition)

Introduction to the Human Rehabilitation Framework

Course Information

Estimated Time: 15 Hours

Course Details and Information

Introduction, Objectives, and Course Manual

Pre-Course Questionnaire

Introduction

The Shared Human Experience and Challenge of Change

Exploring Normalcy and Change Processes

Introduction to the HRF

Sociocultural Level

Psychosocial Implications

Biophysiological Level

Nociception, Pain, and Imaging Challenges

Neuroendocrine Immune Axis and Healing

Process-Based Approach to Pain Physiology

Movement Dimension

Biomechanical Freedom and Motor Variability

Reviewing Stabilization and Spine Protection

Movement Dimension Summary and Demonstration

Embracing Biomechanical Individuality

From Posture to Positioning

Applying Sitting and Standing Awareness

Load Capacity Dimension

Load Capacity Domains

Nerve Health and Sociocultural Capacity

Communication Dimension

Re-Conceptualizing Flexibility and Mobility

Specific Effects, Side Effects, and Adverse Events – Key decisions in Manual Therapy

New Perspective on Physical Interaction

Social Processes and Body Awareness

Mental Health and Rehab

Cognitive Dimension

Additional Thoughts on Cognition

Other Psych Flex Dimensions

Attention, Emotion, Self, & Motivational Dimensions

General Behavioral Dimension Overview

Graded Exposure Beyond Symptom Modification

Science, Application, and the Future of the HRF

Full Review of HRF Processes

Case Applications and Concluding Remarks

Post-Course Questionnaire

Wrapping Up

Course Certificate Information