We have a long history of educating both students and professional physiotherapists. Drawing on our extensive clinical experience, we believe in the importance of making informed decisions during the examination and treatment process. Clinical decision-making is a learnable and trainable skill, encompassing both practical experience and theoretical knowledge. How does a physiotherapist decide on a treatment method? What criteria are used for selection, and how is the treatment’s effectiveness evaluated? Our course offers answers to these questions and much more.

Our goal is to inspire physiotherapists to critically examine their patient assessment process, irrespective of the treatment method employed. We will concentrate on differential diagnosis of motor control deficits, muscle strength, referred muscle pain, and posture issues, as well as the pathologies affecting them. The examination’s aim will be to establish a specific treatment plan for these deficits.

We prioritize listening to patients, focusing not only on physical pain symptoms but also on their underlying causes. Our experience shows that many unclear pathologies stem from compromised movement stability and control or sensitization processes.