London, UK - Upper Quarter Courses (1+2) with Michael Shacklock - November 2026 (approx. £495.00)

Instructor and Content In-Person Instructor: Michael Shacklock, DipPT, MAppSc, FACP TWO COURSES IN ONE! Level 1 and 2. NDS courses are based on Michael Shacklock's best-selling text, Clinical Neurodynamics, have been taught to more than 11k clinicians worldwide and are considered foundational for many in the musculoskeletal field. Michael Shacklock proposed the concept of neurodynamics in 1995 with his paper in the British journal Physiotherapy in which various scientific cornerstones formed a key aspect of clinical practice in physiotherapy and physical therapy neurodynamics practice. This has been developed on in his book Clinical Neurodynamics, 2005, Elsevier, Oxford in which the whole body is dealt with in diagnosis and treatment of many musculoskeletal syndromes with a neural component. The courses by Neurodynamic Solutions are based on the philosophy of helping therapists develop their clinical skills and applying them to their patients. This course therefore contains approximately 65% practical and 35% theory. The Clinical Neurodynamics - Upper Quarter Course NEW to 2026! Comprehensive Upper Quarter courses featuring all the essential content previously taught in both Level 1 and 2 courses. Define a system of assessing peripheral nerve injuries of the lower quarter, including diagnostic categories, and clinical reasoning. After completing this course, practitioners will have improved their skills at detecting and managing the neurodynamic aspect to the following clinical conditions: Cervicogenic headache - neural aspect Cervical radiculopathy (including brachialgia) Suprascapular and axillary nerves Thoracic outlet syndrome and brachial plexus Lateral and medial elbow pain: ulnar, median and radial nerves Wrist: carpal tunnel syndrome, Guyon's canal. How to apply the new models of neurodynamics Inclusion/exclusion critieria for diagnosis and treatment selection. New clinical reasoning models for neurodynamics.