The stiff (most often in the form of frozen shoulder) and unstable shoulder can be challenging clinical presentations, for clinicians and patients, alike.

I am consistently asked “what is the best way to treat a frozen shoulder”, and “how do I manage a shoulder that keeps dislocating!?” 

In order to efficiently and effectively respond to these large questions, I have created an online course that specifically addresses the often vexing stiff and unstable shoulder.

 

The end result?

You will:

• Have an in depth understanding of the pathology underpinning a stiff or unstable shoulder and how this may inform management

• Learn how to accurately detect a frozen shoulder or an obscure unstable shoulder via simple interview and objective techniques

• Have increased confidence to manage stiff and unstable shoulder presentations, which have historically proved to be challenging and complicated cases

• Be able to collaboratively manufacture an evidence-based pathway for those suffering to return to function and valued activity

Need more info? Find out more about the course here