A person I know well had a stroke about a fortnight ago. Luckily he had a mild stroke, and I knew for sure he will be attended by a Physio. On visiting him, I asked about his experience after the physio session...guess what was the answer? I will never go back !
Monday, October 3, 2011
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
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:
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
Monday, February 21, 2011
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!
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