The Australasian College of Soft Tissue Therapy Invites you to:
A Webinar with Sue Mayes
Bendy Bodies Can Bound:
Preventing & Managing Injury in Hyperflexible Athletes.
Here are the Details:
When: Monday March 30th 2026 via Zoom
Time: 6.30 - 8.00 PM Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) Melbourne
Sue will speak for 60 minutes & will answer your questions for a further 30 minutes
Cost: AUD $45
Who is This Webinar For: All Health Practitioners working with Hypermobile patients/clients
You will have unlimited access to the recording of Sue's presentation for 2 months after the live Presentation.
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Webinar Description:
Flexibility can be an asset, but also a burden.
Not all people with hypermobility are prone to injury, but soft-tissue laxity needs to be considered when preventing & treating injuries.
Without careful screening of our patients, soft-tissue treatments & joint mobilising may do more harm than good.
This presentation will:
- Highlight the screening tests for generalised joint hypermobility,
- Discuss the injury risk of hypermobility,
- Offer ideas on prevention & considerations when we are applying our treatments.
- Discuss potential barriers that prevent patient buy-in to exercise programs and
- Discuss current evidence that supports high intensity training to support joint health.
Introducing Sue Mayes
Dr Sue Mayes AM is a senior lecturer in physiotherapy at La Trobe University in a teaching & research role.
Sue was the Director of Artistic health & Principal Physiotherapist of The Australian Ballet from 1997 to 2025.
She is an internationally renowned Physiotherapist & specialist in managing hip, ankle & foot injuries, especially in elite ballet dancers & athletes.
In 2020, her contribution to professional dancers’ health was recognised with a Member of the Order of Australia (AM).
Sue has presented at international conferences & lectures regularly throughout Australia & internationally.