Human Movement Analysis and Intervention for Optimizing Participation

Catalog description

This course reinforces principles of optimal movement and introduces the assessment of non-optimal and compensated movement strategies during a variety of scenarios, including high-demand (e.g. high-load, high-acceleration) tasks relevant to rehabilitation and performance. The application of evidence-based parameters for dosing movement as a therapeutic intervention will be addressed. The course prepares students for advanced clinical decision-making, translating knowledge of movement into examination, evaluation, and intervention prescription.