International Course on Mullligan Concept

MOBILIZATION WITH MOVEMENT IN EXTREMETIES AND SUSTAINED NATURAL APOPHYSEAL GLIDES FOR THE SPINE

Course Type: Mulligan A,B &C

To be Conducted by

Peter Van Dalen

Certified Mulligan Trainer from  Netherlands

Assisted by

Jose Netten

PT, Manual therapist from  Netherlands

For more information visit: www.bmulligan.com (2011 course details for Kenya)

Venue:

    KENYA MEDICAL TRAINING COLLEGE, NBI CAMPUS

 Date:           28th - 29th April 2011   (Mulligan C-Course (Advanced course )*

                     2nd - 5th  May 2011         ( Mulligan  A& B-Course )

 Time:          8.30am. - 5:00 p.m.

Registration:  Mulligan “C-Course” Kshs 5,000

Mulligan “A & B –Course Kshs 10,000

Foreign Physiotherapists US$  150

*NB: Mulligan “C-course”(Advanced course) is for the Physiotherapists  who attended Mulligan A & B-Courses held in may 2010. Those who may have trained elsewhere, have to produce a copy of the certificate before they are  registered 

Very few training slots(40) are available, book early to avoid inconveniences!

ORIGINAL MULLIGAN CERTIFICATES SHALL BE ISSUED

Contact Persons:

Mr. Daniel Muli Kangutu

(Head of Department, Physiotherapy-KMTC)

P O Box 30195-00100

Nairobi.

E-Mail: mulidk2004@yahoo.com

              : dkangutu@kmtc.ac.ke

Tel;  +254 (0) 7226 75 310

          +254 (20) 2725711-4 Ext 47057

Mr. Dickson Okumu Agutu

(Chief Physiotherapist-KNH)

P O Box 20723-00202

Nairobi.

E-Mail: dagutu@yahoo.com

Tel;+254 (0) 723 018 998

        +254 (0) 733 721 759

         +254 (20) 2726300-19 Ext 43027/44515

Challenges of Rehabilitation......

Photo courtesy of Michuzi blog (http://www.issamichuzi.blogspot.com/)

 
As our day to day activities in rehabilitation, Physios face a number of challenges. One such as Abdul's experience says a lot about our practices in our everyday encounters. Abdul has been to a professional  and a reputable rehabilitation clinic more than once.
Abdul's father is asking very basics questions
1. How do I care for my son?
2. What kind of food should I give him?
3. Can I have a better chair for him?
Seeing these photos I asked my self....
1.What did the rehab therapist do when he/she was attending Abdul?
2. What advise was give to the family on his daily needs, handling , prognosis etc?
3. Did the therapist counsel the family?
4. Did the therapist inquire on the home situation about Abdul?

I know as professionals we are faced with a lot of challenges to ensure that our clients get the best therapy form us.
Lets discuss!