Neurodynamics of the upper limbs
Biopsychosocial management of neuropathic pain and neuropathy of the upper limb
Training for physiotherapists and osteopaths
An original format for bio-psycho-social management of neuropathic pain and neuropathies of the upper limb.
Neuromusculoskeletal examination, clinical reflection based on the neurophysiological mechanisms involved, therapeutic strategy
“patient-centered”, neurodynamic techniques…
A 10-hour VOD on the neuroscience of pain, included, must be done before the in-person course.
Price: 750 €
At the end of this training, the professional will be able to have an overview of the neurophysiological mechanisms involved in pain.
He will be able to set up a therapeutic strategy according to the bio-psycho-social mechanisms involved.
To do this, he will learn to choose, adapt and master the following manual therapy tools:
In addition to this, you need to know more about it.
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Neuro-dynamic tests
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Testing and diagnosis of the peripheral nervous system and the different sensory fibers
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Neural mobilization (gliding, sliding)
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Passive and active joint mobilization
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Modification of motor control in a cognitive and functional approach
educational goals
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Understand the mechanisms and the different components of pain linked to the evolution of neuroscience
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Develop patient-centered care, by identifying the patient's bio-psycho-social risk factors
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Learn to choose, adapt and master neurodynamic tests and techniques
List of target audiences
Physiotherapists DE or Osteopaths DO
Trainees participating in the training are strongly advised to have watched Laurent Fabre's VOD, on the neurosciences of pain. This VOD can be viewed, free of charge, for all validated registrations.
Prerequisites
There is no other prerequisite to register for this training than to be a professional in one of the targeted professions.
Duration of training and organizational arrangements
The duration of the training: 21 hours,
Over 3 days
Max workforce: 20 people
Training content
Day 1 :
1. Presentation:
• Self-quiz and e-learning debrief
• Objectives of pain management.
• How it will unfold: The 4 modules.
2. Diagnostic approach (Module 1)
• Revision of the multidimensional framework of clinical understanding (O'Shaugnessy and Jones; O'Sullivan, Walton)
• Yard and red flags
• Clinical prediction rules
• Psychosocial Risk Factor
• Clinical cases and role plays: recognize the mechanisms, questions to ask, the different questionnaires (STartBack, CSI)
3. The neurodynamic approach (Module 2)
• Neurogenic-Neuropathic-Neuropathy Difference
• Mechanosensitivity: Palpation and provocation (ULNPT, brachial plexus, median, radial, ulnar nerve)
• Function test: examinations of all types of fibers, reflection dermatome / sensory territory / central sensitization / myotome / motor territory
Day 2:
The neurodynamic approach (Module 2)
• Clinical prediction rule and test cluster
• Mechanical provocation and cancellation test for nociceptive pain
• Motor control: Posture and Movement
o Analysis of motor control (flexion type, active extension, passive extension)
o Correlation or absence of correlation with the mechanical behavior of pain (Sitting posture, head bearing and shoulder position, movements)
o Practical session
4. Treatment (Module 3)
• Evidence (various reviews and guidelines)
• Principles of treatment (desensitization, drainage of neural tissue)
• Algorithm for the choice of techniques according to mechanosensitivity / stenosis
• Treatment protocols
Day 3:
5. The neurodynamic diagnostic approach (Module 1 and 2)
• Resumption of the complete clinical examination
• Demonstration and Training
• Resumption of clinical cases
6. Module 4: Therapeutic Strategies
• The 3D of the therapeutic approach
• Cognitive and functional management adapted to nociceptive, neuropathic and central pain
• Metaphors and prosody
• What we say and what we do
• Total management (posture, ergonomics, advice, etc.).
Laurent Fabre is an osteopath and anatomist.
He taught cadaveric, clinical and palpatory anatomy for 15 years.
He has been practicing in his own practice since 2002. Having been trained by Philip Moulaert and then having assisted him, he specialized in the diagnosis of neuro-musculoskeletal pain and the treatment of radicular pain/radiculopathy.
His interests mainly focus on the neurophysiological mechanisms of pain, the reliability of osteopathic diagnosis and the physiological effects of osteopathic manual treatment. Laurent actively contributes to the dissemination of knowledge in these areas via ablog, achainYoutube, certain publications in indexed scientific journals (JAMA, JOSPT, IJOM, Physiotherapy-La Revue) as well as posters and conferences in international congresses in manual therapy.
Geoffrey Delas is a physiotherapist and osteopath.
Graduated in Masso-Kinesitherapy in 2001, then in osteopathy in 2008, Geoffrey Delas began to engage in the transmission of knowledge in 2011, with a first experience in teaching within the pedicure-podology institute of Bordeaux. In 2012, he then began organizing continuing education sessions, in his areas of expertise, throughout France and in French-speaking countries.Speaker, trainer, passionate about neuroscience, he participates, within Acces Formation, or as a subcontractor, in the teaching of Neuromuscular Dermo Taping and in the teaching of neurodynamic techniques in pairs with Laurent Fabre (Osteopath DO ).
Philippe Averous has been a physiotherapist since 1995 and an osteopath since 2001 in Pibrac.
He holds a Master 2 in health law (EMESS Toulouse jury Campus) since 2021.
He specializes in the treatment of sports pathologies, and has been working in high-level sport since 2004 (French Canoe Kayak Team, Colomiers professional rugby team (ProD2), New Zealand Rugby Team during the World Cup in France, Physio/Osteo at the Olympic Games in London in 2012, then in Rio in 2016…)
At the end of his osteopathic course, he began teaching (2001), as a lecturer at the French Osteopathic College (until 2007), and from then on, he never stopped increasing his experiences. as a trainer or speaker (lecturer at IFMK in Toulouse, teacher in manual therapy, neurodynamic treatment and management of sports pathologies, certified Kinesio Taping instructor…
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Funding
CPD:Valid:No. DPC Action: 99MJ2325015
FIFPL:Validated (Training likely to be covered, subject to annual budgets, for physiotherapists, osteopaths and chiropractors)
(Coverage for other professions is currently being validated).
Training location, timetables, access conditions, accommodation, catering; : consult the Trainee welcome booklet