About the Webinar

Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) is a common cause of knee pain, yet its complexity often leads to misdiagnosis and ineffective treatment. Understanding how to accurately identify and manage PFPS is crucial for optimizing patient outcomes and preventing long-term dysfunction.

Join Ignite Clinical Institute for a one-hour live webinar designed to give physical therapists a clear framework for diagnosing and treating PFPS with confidence.

What You’ll Learn

• The key clinical features of Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

• How to differentiate PFPS from other sources of anterior knee pain

• A structured assessment approach for accurate diagnosis

• Evidence-based treatment strategies to improve pain and function

• Practical case discussions for real-world application

Why Attend?

• Gain a deeper understanding of PFPS and its contributing factors

• Enhance confidence in your diagnostic and treatment approach

• Learn practical, research-backed interventions that you can implement immediately

This webinar is designed to help you refine your clinical skills and ensure your patients receive the most effective care possible.

Register now to secure your spot.

About the Webinar

Differentiating rotator cuff-related shoulder pain from other musculoskeletal conditions can be challenging. Shoulder pain is one of the most common complaints seen in clinical practice, yet its complexity often leaves therapists uncertain about the best approach.

Join Ignite Clinical Institute for a FREE one-hour live webinar designed to provide physical therapists with a clear and structured approach to assessing, diagnosing, and treating rotator cuff-related pain.

What You’ll Learn

• How to differentiate rotator cuff pathology from impingement and referred pain

• A clinical reasoning framework for effective decision-making

• Evidence-based treatment strategies to improve patient outcomes

• Practical case discussions to bridge knowledge and real-world application

Why Attend?

• Gain clarity on complex shoulder conditions

• Build confidence in your assessment and treatment approach

• Learn practical strategies you can apply immediately in your practice

This webinar is designed to provide actionable knowledge that enhances your ability to manage rotator cuff-related shoulder pain with confidence and effectiveness.

Register now to secure your spot.

Want to practice your hands-on skills without having to rushing through your day in the clinic? Come join us for free as we cover various manual techniques together. We will have treatment tables available for you to use.

We are currently FULL. Stay tuned for future events!

Taking place July 20th from 8am - 12pm in Cypress, TX for 4 CCUs.

Ever had that patient walk into your clinic with symptoms that you were pretty sure were neural, but you couldn’t identify where the symptoms where coming from or what the root of the problem was, much less how to treat them?

In this in-person lecture and lab, we will be covering not only how to identify different types of neuropathic pain, but why they may be experiencing their pain so that you can effectively address the problem.

This course is a follow up to Comprehensive Guide to Managing Neuropathic Pain: EvaluationI, but not necessary to attend part one before attending part two.

Taking place July 13th from 8am-12pm in Cypress, TX for 4 CCUs.

Ever had that patient walk into your clinic with symptoms that you were pretty sure were neural, but you couldn’t identify where the symptoms where coming from or what the root of the problem was?

In this in-person lecture and lab, we will be covering not only how to identify different types of neuropathic pain, but why they may be experiencing their pain so that you can effectively address the problem.

Patients dealing with pain from an acute lumbar herniated disc can be some of the most difficult patients to treat in regards to calming down their symptoms. Join us for a free webinar as we discuss:

• When to know when to refer these patients to a specialist, keep them in conservative care, or do both

• How to calm symptoms down when tolerance to activity is low

• Keys to load management and patient education.

Taking place ONLINE Saturday, June 8th from 9am-12pm CST for 4 CCUs.

Are you having a hard time getting 80-90% of the way to your clinical diagnosis while building rapport with your patient in your subjective interviews?

Poor management of a subjective interview can often lead to a messy objective exam, an unclear or inaccurate diagnosis, and often set up a poor foundation for your treatment plan of your patient. This can cause a lot of frustration both in physical therapists who aren’t getting good results in their patients and in patients who don’t feel like their needs are being met.

Don’t waste your time trying to trial and error your way to a better evaluation over the years, or waste the time of your patients trying to get help.

Come learn how to transform your subjective interview into a methodical, accurate framework and learn how to ask the right questions in a way that helps you and your patient reach a successful goal together.

Join us for a free webinar designed to equip physical therapists with essential skills for handling challenging patient interactions. Dealing with difficult patients is an inevitable aspect of healthcare, and as a physical therapist, knowing how to effectively navigate these situations is crucial.

In this webinar, we explore strategies for identifying barriers, building trust, and fostering positive relationships with even the most challenging patients. Whether they are frustrated by past experiences, distrustful of the medical system, or simply difficult to communicate with, we will discuss practical tips and techniques to help you turn challenging encounters into opportunities for positive outcomes.

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your patient communication skills and improve patient satisfaction. Save your seat to get valuable insights that empower you to handle difficult patient interactions with confidence and professionalism.

We will be sending out a replay afterwards, so while joining the live discussion will be most fruitful, if you can’t make it, sign up anyways!

Join us May 18th from 1pm - 5pm in Cypress, TX, for 4 CCUs.

Want to utilize barbell training but not quite sure how? Join us as we discuss:

• Proper training technique

• Indications on when to use and when to hold on particular lifts during a patients episode of care

• How to work around different injuries

This course will focus mainly on lifts that affect rehabilitation of the upper extremity.

Join us May 18th from 8am - 12pm CST in Cypress, TX, for 4 CCUs.

Want to utilize barbell training but not quite sure how? Join us as we discuss:

• Proper training technique

• Indications on when to use and when to hold on particular lifts during a patients episode of care

• How to work around different injuries

This course will focus mainly on lifts that affect rehabilitation of the lower extremity.