Female Pelvic Floor Program (Advanced)

A comprehensive physiotherapy approach for the treatment of female urinary incontinence

-Acquire an understanding of the anatomy and physiology of micturition, as well as pertinent incontinence pathologies

-Acquire knowledge of the urodynamic and urologic investigation procedures, 

 as well as medical and surgical treatments for urinary incontinence

-Perform an evaluation of the pelvic floor

-Become able to establish and perform a physiotherapy treatment plan and its progression for incontinence

-Know how to use manual and behavioral techniques, biofeedback and electrical stimulation to treat female urinary incontinence

𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞:

Day 1 - 10th December

Online Live Lectures - UroSanté team

Day2,3 

16,17th December 

Practical Labs - Tracy Sher

Day 4

19th  December

Online Live Lectures - UroSanté team + Exam

After almost 2 years of extraordinary and above expectations success of KB events in the UAE, we want to thank the people who really helped us to make this happen, which are our colleagues,

Lately, we are receiving a large number of inquiries about our events, and many of them were asking for discounts or lower rates due to difficult financial circumstances or whatever reason,

So we had a feeling of responsibility towards our physio and other colleagues' community, and we decided to make give back to our community and lessen the burden a little bit.

As Dry needling became a vital skill demanded by most of the physios and one of the topics having huge demand, with the help of AIMS and our wonderful Tutor Dr.Ahmed Hefny who helped a lot to make this move.

We are proudly announcing a Fully sponsored Dry Needling Practitioner Program by KB and AIMS for 18 seats

There will be fair and transparent selection criteria from the pool of registrations filled,

Priority Categories will be as the following in the same order,

1- Students and Unemployed 

2-Intern Physios

3-Fresh Grads (1-2 years)

4-All other Physios

𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞:

Registration will be open from the day of the announcement which is today for 4 days. Registration will close on Monday at 8:00 PMWednesday at 8:00 PM the list of the selected participants will be announced in a post on our main social platforms.

-Provide the physiotherapist with the necessary concepts to apply lymphatic drainage in daily practice.

-Analyze the different methods of lymphatic drainage.

-Qualify professionals in choosing the most appropriate method according to the needs of the patient.

-Explore the different possibilities of drainage in different areas of physiotherapy from sports trauma to oncology through neurology and chronic pain.

-Apply analytical diagnosis and clinical reasoning for the choice of therapy.

-Enjoy lymphatic drainage as a versatile and effective method based on the best scientific evidence.

𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞:

21st, 22nd, 23rd October, 2022

-Lower Limb sports injuries

management focus on Knee By Mark Leather

Date: 4th, 5th, 6th November 2022

-Upper Limb sports injuries

management focus on shoulder By James Wellington

Date: 11th, 12th, 13th November 2022

-Rockford Taping full solution By Christos Nikitas

Date: 18th, 19th, 20th November 2022

-Rockford Kinesiology Concept

(IASTM, Dry Cupping, Kinetic Flossing) By Christos Nikitas

Date: 25th, 26th, 27th November 2022

-Mulligan Sports By Josef M Andersen

Date: 9th, 10th, 11th December 2022

𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞:November & December, 2022

- The only certified Hijama course in the UAE that is conducted in 4 intensive days

- Physicians

- Nurses

- Allied healthcare practitioners

𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞:( 27th , 28th, 29th , 30th ) October, 2022

- Aquatic Therapy Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (ATACP) Accredited Tutor

- International Ai Chi Tutor

- 25 years experience working as an aquatic physiotherapist

- Tutoring aquatic therapy courses to physiotherapists and healthcare practitioners in the UK and abroad since 2006

- Speaker at UK and International Conferences

• Physical properties of water

• Physiology of Immersion

• Pool Health & Safety Management

• Treatment planning

𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞:( 17th , 18th ) September, 2022

• Bsc.DPT Physiotherapy, Cairo University • Msc. Physiotherapy Queensland university, Brisbane, Australia Member of Australian Physiotherapy Association Founder of Shoalhaven - Australia

At the end of this course the participants will:

1. Possess a Physiotherapy Instrument Mobilisation Tool

2. Be aware of the indications, contra-indications and precautions of use

3. Be able to apply PIM to selected spinal and peripheral joints.

4. Be ready to incorporate PIM as part of a comprehensive management plan of immediate analgesia and long-term strength and stability.

At the end of this course the participants will:

1. Possess a Physiotherapy Instrument Mobilisation Tool

2. Be aware of the indications, contra-indications and precautions of use

3. Be able to apply PIM to selected spinal and peripheral joints.

4. Be ready to incorporate PIM as part of a comprehensive management plan of immediate analgesia and long-term strength and stability.

Date: 1st, 2nd July, 2022 | DUBAI

PT PhD(c), Osteopath, Instructor, MSK Sonographer & Founder/President of Men’s Health Physiotherapy in Turkey

• Chronic Pelvic Pain • Erectile Dysfunction

• Premature Ejaculation

• Pelvic Dysfunctions

• Prostate and pelvic floor muscles recovery

• External and Internal assessment  and management with real time ultrasound.

Level 1 : Men’s health Essentials 18th, 19th June, Dubai

Level 2 : Men’s health Advanced 22nd, 23rd July, Dubai

- Aquatic Therapy Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (ATACP) Accredited Tutor

- International Ai Chi Tutor

- 25 years experience working as an aquatic physiotherapist

- Tutoring aquatic therapy courses to physiotherapists and healthcare practitioners in the UK and abroad since 2006

- Speaker at UK and International Conferences

• Physical properties of water

• Physiology of Immersion

• Pool Health & Safety Management

• Treatment planning

𝐃𝐚𝐭𝐞:( 15th , 16th , 17th ) July, 2022 - Dubai

PT PhD(c), Osteopath, Instructor, MSK Sonographer

 This two-day TMJ course provides a basic understanding of Temporomandibular Disorder (TMD) and Craniofacial Pain (CFP). Participants will learn anatomy and biomechanics of the normal Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ), as well as abnormal mechanics or pathophysiological mechanics that will require a comprehensive evaluation and treatment approach. This TMJ course is designed to help differentiate myofascial related pain from internal derangements and educate on the interrelationship between the cervical spine and the TMJ. Lab time will allow participants to palpate anatomical structures as they relate to TMD and CFP, and learn how to mobilize the TMJ as well as the upper cervical spine. Participants will gain insight into a basic home exercise regimen for their patients. There will also be discussions about appropriate orthotic therapy, lifestyle changes, potential surgical interventions and how to build a rapport with the dental community and other healthcare providers so the best possible outcomes can be achieved for patients. 

𝐖𝐇𝐀𝐓 𝐘𝐎𝐔 𝐖𝐈𝐋𝐋 𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐑𝐍: * Describe basic TMJ anatomy, biomechanics, and pathomechanics. * Recognize how postural or cervical dysfunction might contribute to TMJ disorders. * Real time Ultrasound Evaluation and Management Interventions of TMJ. * Demonstrate appropriate manual and exercise techniques for the treatment of TMD. * Identify the PT’s role within the dental community for the treatment of TMD. * Recognize other treatment options outside of PT. * Educate clients in the management of TMD.  Orofacial Pain & TMJ Disorders Evaluation and Treatment  2 days intensive course  16th,17th June

- The only certified Hijama course in the UAE that is conducted in 4 intensive days

- Physicians

- Nurses

- Allied healthcare practitioners

registered sports osteopath, multi-

published author and lecturer for

the Bodymaster Method (R)

- Spinal Manipulation & Mobilisation Technique Masterclass

- Advanced Spinal Manipulation Masterclass

- Advanced Soft tissue Techniques Masterclass

 -  Muscle Energy Techniques Masterclass

registered sports osteopath, multi-

published author and lecturer for

the Bodymaster Method (R)

- The role of the manipulative therapist & appropriate insurance

- Differentiate between Osteopathy, Chiropractic and Physiotherapy

- Theory – Motion testing and palpation

-  Principle of leverage and coupled motion

-  Combining leverages

-  Spinal Mechanics / fryettes law type 1 and type 11

-  Contraindications and red flag pathologies

-  a Explanation of HVT, Grade 1-5 mobilisations

 Exercise Physiologist, Sports Performance Specialist

•Certified RK IASTM “Tutor”

•Certified  RK Kinesiology Taping instructor 

•Certified RK Biomechanical  Taping instructor

 Course Objectives:
-IASTM
-Cupping therapy
-Kinetic Flossing
-Taping (Sports and 3D)

9,10,11 December Dubai
16,17,18 December Abu Dhabi
23,24,25 December Al Ain

SPT, DPT, CMP, CMTP, CDNP, KCMT

1- Discuss the pathophysiology of MTrPs (mechanism of formation).

2- Identify the differences between Dry Needling and Acupuncture therapy.

3- Determine and Locate MTrPs in different body parts.

4- Discuss different theories on how DN works to treat MTrPs and other uses.

5- Explain the general considerations, indications, contra-indications and proper integration of DN treatment into clinical practice. 

6- Apply assessment to an indicated case for each DN technique with appropriate application (Clinical Reasoning skills).

7- Discuss the common MTrPs referral pattern and its relation to MSK and sports conditions 

8- Identify the surface anatomy, the body caution areas and danger body zones before applying on each area

9- Apply DN for different body parts muscles (upper limb, lower limb, back, neck, chest, hand, face, and foot) safely, confidently, and effectively.

10- Apply examples of DN techniques for the ligaments, tendons, and periosteal picking

11- Discuss different case studies/mini scenarios of common muscle pain/ MSK and sports problems and proper integration of DN as an effective tool in the treatment plan

12- Explain the advantage of Ultrasound guided Dry Needling techniques in clinical practice and differences between techniques.

- 14 hours Distance Learning Materials (videos – pdf files – articles) Starts 2 weeks before the practical part with access more than 6 months

-21 hours face to face teaching = 3 Practical days The Final exam at the last 2 hours of Day 3 which include (MCQ + Practical Exam) 

MSK & Sports Physiotherapist | Movement Education | Telehealth | Consultancy | Movement Performance | Injury Risk | Rehab

Movement Coordination series:

25th & 26th June 2021: Co-ordination Efficiency to Optimise Movement Retraining for the Low Back and Hip

30th & 31st July 2021: Co-ordination Efficiency to Optimise Movement Retraining for the Neck and Shoulder

27th & 28th August 2021: Multi-joint Synergies in Alignment Coordination

Muscle Synergy series:

24th & 25th September 2021: Targeting Muscle Synergies to Optimise Movement Retraining for the Low Back and Hip

29th & 30th October 2021: Targeting Muscle Synergies to Optimise Movement Retraining for the Neck and Shoulder

26th & 27th November 2021: Beyond Global Movement Control for Pain & Recurrence

Masterclass series:

17th & 18th December 2021: Managing Movement: Impairments of the Lower Leg

Professor of physiotherapy in European

University of Madrid

-Provide the physiotherapist with the necessary concepts to apply lymphatic drainage in daily practice.

-Analyze the different methods of lymphatic drainage.

-Qualify professionals in choosing the most appropriate method according to the needs of the patient.

-Explore the different possibilities of drainage in different areas of physiotherapy from sports trauma to oncology through neurology and chronic pain.

-Apply analytical diagnosis and clinical reasoning for the choice of therapy.

-Enjoy lymphatic drainage as a versatile and effective method based on the best scientific evidence.

SPT, DPT, CMP, CMTP, CDNP, KCMT

1- Discuss the pathophysiology of MTrPs (mechanism of formation).

2- Identify the differences between Dry Needling and Acupuncture therapy.

3- Determine and Locate MTrPs in different body parts.

4- Discuss different theories on how DN works to treat MTrPs and other uses.

5- Explain the general considerations, indications, contra-indications and proper integration of DN treatment into clinical practice. 

6- Apply assessment to an indicated case for each DN technique with appropriate application (Clinical Reasoning skills).

7- Discuss the common MTrPs referral pattern and its relation to MSK and sports conditions 

8- Identify the surface anatomy, the body caution areas and danger body zones before applying on each area

9- Apply DN for different body parts muscles (upper limb, lower limb, back, neck, chest, hand, face, and foot) safely, confidently, and effectively.

10- Apply examples of DN techniques for the ligaments, tendons, and periosteal picking

11- Discuss different case studies/mini scenarios of common muscle pain/ MSK and sports problems and proper integration of DN as an effective tool in the treatment plan

12- Explain the advantage of Ultrasound guided Dry Needling techniques in clinical practice and differences between techniques.

- 14 hours Distance Learning Materials (videos – pdf files – articles) Starts 2 weeks before the practical part with access more than 6 months

-21 hours face to face teaching = 3 Practical days The Final exam at the last 2 hours of Day 3 which include (MCQ + Practical Exam) 

Dry needling is a modern treatment designed to ease muscular pain. Its popularity is growing. During dry needling, a practitioner inserts several filiform needles into your skin. Filiform needles are fine, short, stainless steel needles that don't inject fluid into the body. That's why the term “dry” is used. 

 Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM) is a popular treatment for myofascial restriction. IASTM uses specially designed instruments to provide a mobilizing effect to scar tissue and myofascial adhesions.

 Manipulative therapy has known a parallel development throughout many parts of the world. The earliest historical reference to the practice of manipulative therapy in Europe dates back to 400 BCE. Over the centuries, manipulative interventions have fallen in and out of favor with the medical profession. 

 Pilates is the go-to method for rehabilitation and recommended by PT’s and doctors due to its therapeutic nature. It’s a whole-body exercise that promotes agility, strength, and good posture. A healthy body requires both mobility and stability and Pilates meets those needs. Pilates exercises can be modified to meet the injured clients' needs in their current state 

An overview of the lymphatic system with specific references to the application of MLD

Apply practical skills to start learning how to do MLD in a variety of situations and indications.

The Female Pelvic Floor Essentials course is a 2 day live event focusing on the basic skills necessary to treat patients with pelvic health dysfunction with primary emphasis on under active pelvic floor muscle conditions. 

The focus of the labs will be on external vaginal examination. 

The student-to-teacher ratio will be 9:1 to ensure adequate supervision during the labs. 

Lectures will cover anatomy of the pelvic girdle, physiology of micturition, dysfunctions of the lower urinary tract and pelvic muscles as well as patient history examination, and testing and treatment interventions for the patient with under active pelvic floor muscle conditions. 

Urogynecologic surgeries, medication, prevention of pelvic floor dysfunction and documentation will also be discussed.

Participants will demonstrate an advanced knowledge of pelvic floor assessment and differential diagnosis and be able to generate plans of care that take into consideration all accompanying comorbidities and lifestyle related challenges.

Participants will demonstrate ability to perform selected visceral mobilization techniques as well as understanding of when and how to select patients for use of these techniques.

Participants will demonstrate clear understanding of nutrition and hormonal impacts on the pelvic floor as well as ability to help patients adjust their choices in these areas to optimize outcomes.

“Pelvic floor muscles work harder than normal during pregnancy: they are required to support the weight of the growing baby.