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Demystifying The Stand, Sit, Lay, Move Model of Assessment
Learn how to streamline your assessment process with this 4 step approach to assess for functional musculoskeletal adaptations in the canine
It changed EVERYTHING for me
When I first started practicing I felt like I couldn’t trust my assessment to really get to the bottom of my patients issues
I felt like I was coming back each week and finding the same problems, I’d treat what I could find but nothing really changed
I felt useless and a fraud.
Until I realised I was missing fundamental things in my assessment process that made me rethink exactly how I assessed a patient from the start
That’s when I developed the 4 step observational model that changed everything
The Stand, Sit, Lay, Move Model which can accurately predict musculoskeletal dysfunction just from observation
What to learn this model too?
A New Take On Posture and Gait Analysis
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Gain Clarity In Your Observation of Posture and Gait
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Get Confident Identifying Compensations in the Musculoskeletal System
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Streamline Your Assessment Process to Save Time and Predict Outcomes
Instructor(s)
Felicity Parris
My name is Felicity Parris and I am a Chartered and Veterinary Physiotherapist and Level 4 Canine Hydrotherapist. I have a passion for supporting other small animal therapists to develop their rehab skills, grow their businesses and become the best small animal therapist they can be!
I have been working within small animal practice for over 15years and am the founder of The Canine Rehab Co and SVPS Education an educational company which delivers a number of CPD courses for animal therapists world wide.
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