From a thorough examination of the patient, to an analysis of the formation of spinal curvatures, including scoliosis, to the mechanisms of postural control - during the course the students learn about the therapeutic options individually tailored to each patient.
Establishing an appropriate rehabilitation plan according to The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) guidelines is the basis of the correction process.

Appropriate selection of positions, techniques and pattern combinations (PNF concept), specific respiratory stimulation, training of disturbed gait phases (J. Perry), analysis of daily life activities - study/work positions, sports activities, creating a set of home exercises for each patient - are just some of the topics covered during the training.

An interesting addition will be a discussion of surgical techniques for scoliosis and guidelines for post-operative physiotherapy.

Energetic and passionate physiotherapist and IPNFA Instructor with 21 years
of experience teaching and providing therapy to patients with a variety of
conditions. Highly trained and experienced in the areas of orthopaedics,
traumatology, paediatrics and neurology.
I've had a real passion for movement since I was a kid. Sport has always
accompanied me - for 15 years I trained ballroom dancing, as well as volleyball
and basketball. During my studies I practiced athletics. I became the Polish
academic high jump champion. I ski actively, I have instructor's qualifications
and I sail in my free time.