APTA Wyoming Spring Conference, Saratago, WY
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LCCC will be hosting Master Dry Needling Level 1 on April 5-7, 2019.  For more information check www.masterdryneedling.com or the Brochure below.

This years golf tournament will be held at the Cheyenne Country Club on May 18, 2018 from 12pm-5:30pm!

To register, download and fill out the form below and then mail it with an attached check to:
Cheston Feaster
Sheridan Physical Therapy
50 W 3rd St. Sheridan, WY 82801

For additional questions contact Cheston Feaster at (307) 461-0905 or email him at feasterpt@gmail.com.

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If you are having issues registering please email Kathy Day at kathyday123@msn.com to see if there are any more available spots
Students use the promo code "student" when checking out for a $100 discount!

Dr. David Hanscom and Dr. Justin Dunaway will be presenting on Unraveling the Mystery of Pain: A Multi-disciplinary Approach to Treating Chronic Pain for 16 total CEUs (8 CEUs Saturday and 8 CEUs Sunday).

Dates:

• Day 1: May 19, 2018 8:00AM - 5:00PM
• Day 2: May 20, 2018 8:00AM - 4:00PM

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Description

• Day one is geared toward understanding pain neuroscience and how we may approach patients with chronic pain. It begins with orthopedic surgeon, Dr. David Hanscom, providing his perspective on chronic pain and to describe Direct Your Own Care project which has been successful in managing patients with chronic pain and has utilized a multi-disciplinary approach. This discussion is followed by lecture by Dr. Justin Dunaway explaining the neurophysiology behind pain. 
• The second day is focused on treatment of chronic pain and will include practical skills and tools that can be introduced immediately when you return to patient care. This portion of the course will be interactive and collaborative. Motivational interviewing will presented to help us recognize our approaches in our verbal interactions with patients and to be more goal oriented for eliciting behavioral change.

Location:
​Laramie County Community College
Health Science Building
1400 E College Drive
Cheyenne, WY 82007 

Congradulations to our newest elected members to the board.

• Dr. Ryan Schrock, PT, DPT elected Vice President
• Tara Bowers, PTA elected to PTA Caucus Liaison

Thank you to everyone who voted!
We will be contacting members personally who noted that they were interested in a position or a specific committee.

All licenses will expire October 1, 2017.  For this period of October 2, 2017 to October 1, 2018, online renewal will be unavailable.  Click here for instruction on paper renewal process!

We will be uploading all relevant files including minutes, financials, forms, and articles to our WYPTA Basecamp!  This app will allow for better communication across our members and keep projects organized!  This is restricted to WYPTA members so keep an eye out for an email in the near future for an email invite.  You should have access to an HQ team and a Journal team once you create an account.
You can download Basecamp for your device here.

During the Fascial Manipulation® courses, participants will learn to evaluate musculoskeletal dysfunctions with specific reference to the human fascial system, and to apply the Fascial Manipulation® method as taught by Luigi Stecco, PT. Lectures include the anatomy and physiology of the fascial system, an explanation of the biomechanical model used in application of this technique, and the anatomical localization of key fascial points.  Emphasis will be placed on the evaluation of musculoskeletal dysfunctions (from history taking, to a hypothesis, to a verification and treatment) together with a methodology and strategy for treatment.

This course series consists of two levels: FM-1: Level 1 Fascial Manipulation® and FM-2: Level 2 Fascial Manipulation®.  Each level is divided into two parts, FM-1a and FM-1b, FM-2a and FM-2b.  Successful completion of FM Level 1 is required before being able to attend the FM Level 2 course.  Completion of the FM Level 1 does provide clinical proficiency for a wide range of common dysfunctions.

Each level is designed to give participants adequate time (4-6 weeks) to practice the newly acquired assessment and treatment techniques before returning to the second half of the course for fine-tuning of the method.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
The Fascial Manipulation® course series is intended for physical/occupational therapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, medical doctors, athletic trainers, and other licensed health care practitioners with a good working knowledge of musculoskeletal anatomy, physiology and notions of postural analysis. Massage therapists with a minimum of three years of experience may be eligible but need to contact us at info@myopainseminars.com prior to registering to review their eligibility. 
 
INSTRUCTOR
Larry Steinbeck graduated in 1985 from the physical therapy program at Ball State University with an associated minor in athletic training. He received a Masters of Science degree in physical education/athletic training from Ohio University. Mr. Steinbeck is a physical therapist with Advance Rehabilitation, a public outpatient physical therapy facility. He received his certification in trigger point dry needling through Myopain Seminars and has completed numerous other post-graduate training ranging from muscle energy technique to thrust technique for the spine. Larry was the first person from North America to complete the Fascial Manipulation Level 1 and Level 2 Diploma courses (twice!) through the Fascial Manipulation Association in Italy.
 
GOALS

• Provide an evidence-based anatomical appreciation for the fascia system.
• Describe current research regarding fascia function from anatomical dissections.
• Describe current interventional research that validates this theoretical concept.
• Describe the tri-planar fascial manipulation clinical reasoning method with the standard assessment form.
• Demonstrate proper technique for movement assessment.
• Demonstrate proper technique for palpation verifications.
• Direct treatment toward the appropriate plane of movement.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

1. Upon completion of the course series, participants will be able to:
2. Describe key elements of Fascial Manipulation®.
3. Understand the anatomic structure of deep fascia in the trunk as well as the upper and lower extremities.
4. Describe the Biomechanical Model used in application of Fascial Manipulation®.
5. Understand the process of evaluation, treatment and re-evaluation used with Fascial Manipulation®.
6. Understand the present literature supporting the Fascial Manipulation® method.
7. Describe the concept that link the Fascial Manipulation® method to regional interdependence.

Course Coordinator / CONTACT INFORMATION:
Kathy Blair, PT, DPT, OCS 307-235-3910
Course Location:  Wind City Physical Therapy
1541 Centennial Ct Casper WY 82609
 
Course Dates
FM1a - April 21-23, 2017
FM1b - October 13-15, 2017
 
Registration fee:  $1350 for FM1 a & b
Payable by check made out to Wind City Physical Therapy or call to pay with credit card (307) 235-3910