TRAINING in MAPS A1 techniques
This is the basic training of MAPS techniques. In this training you will be able to understand, how starting from a clinical examination you can detect the treatment needs of your patient. With MAPS A techniques you will be able to understand the logic of mechanotherapy and get the most out of it through a 2-dimensional pegboard.
TRAIN WITH US IN THE MAPS A1 TECHNIQUES AND WITHIN JUST FIVE HOURS A WEEK FOR THREE MONTHS YOU WILL BE ABLE TO APPLY ALL THE MOBILIZATION TECHNIQUES WITH MECHANOTHERAPY USING A 2 DIMENSION PEGBOARD.
COURSE START: 11 APRIL 2024
TRAINING in MAPS A1 techniques
GENERAL OBJECTIVES:
- Provide students with the necessary knowledge to understand the normal mechanics of the hand and its alterations in different pathological settings.
- Develop the knowledge that allows for an accurate diagnosis of rehabilitation through clinical examination and evaluation. Enable the student to do more rigorous and scientific work.
- Expand the knowledge of the students in specific tools in the treatment of the hand in the different pathological fields.
- Provide the student with the ability to choose the appropriate tools at all times to carry out a quality treatment.
- Provide the student with adequate knowledge to deal with MAPS Therapy and understand its clinical and therapeutic reasoning system.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES:
- Locate the main mechanical alterations likely to generate functional difficulties.
- Recognize mechanical alterations and quantify their dysfunction.
- Differentiate mechanical disturbances from others that may equally contribute to the disturbance.
- Synthesize clinical findings in a diagnosis in physiotherapy and occupational Therapy.
- Organize treatment systematically, progressively and sequentially.
- Apply each and every one of the techniques presented in the course.
- Evaluate the results obtained in a precise and standardized manner with valid tools.
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To carry out this course we recommend the acquisition of the MAPS COMPACT or the MAPS ADVANCED pegboard.