lONDON, DUBLIN, BARCELONA 2020

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• Treatment directed tests that help assess and aim to restore individual joint movement within the foot as well as restore functional mechanistic relationship between varied joint structures.
• Outcomes of such tests in relation to clinical reasoning and appropriate treatment options for the foot and its presenting symptoms.
• Intervention techniques including how to use foot mobilisation for the learning outcomes listed below.

Treatment directed tests and intervention techniques including how to use foot mobilisation for the following learning outcomes:

• Redue stiffness in the foot post-injury, immobilisation or surgery.
• Care pathways for rear, mid and forefoot pain, neuromas issues and ankle limitation of movement.
• Improve quality of function of hallux valgus.
• Simple and gentle techniques for restoring cuboid function and range of movement of the subtalar joint.
• Improving quality of patients lives.

• Podiatrists, Physiotherapists,  Orthopedists
•  Chiropractors,  AIM Practicioners 
• Osteopaths, Sports Therapists