Analysis and Intervention for Complex Human Movement

Catalog description

This course advances motor control and motor learning, biomechanics, and kinesiology concepts across known and novel movements within a holestic plan of care. It focuses on experiential learning through active cases and problem-solving building upon prior coursework and inclusive of emerging technologies and advancements within the field of physical therapy. It maintains an importance focus on individualized care using biopsychosocial model and ICF framework and in alignment with core APTA values and ethics. Throughout the course, students will refine the skills necessary to become movement experts in recognizing, analyzing, and optimizing movement across the lifespan and populations.