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Dynamic & adaptable function involves complex movement patterns, interrelated kinematics & intricate coordination within the central nervous system.
Not only must key muscles have endurance & contraction specific strength, but the motor cortex must consider input from the periphery & many other areas of the brain to adjust its pre-programmed responses (Virtual body) accordingly.
Research into retraining function & changes that occur with pain, give us insight into the many aspects of rehabilitation both physical & Biopsychosocial that must be considered to optimise dynamic control. Such changes include: graded & progressed functional rehab, goal orientated & confidence building strategies & addressing faulty virtual body engrams within the motor cortex itself.
This webinar will provide a structured protocol for graded & functionally progressed exercises combining retraining strategies for both the brain & muscles.
The lumbo pelvic region will be used as an example of how to retrain gaps in muscle function progressing to muscle strengthening strategies, while addressing fear of movement & belief strategies.
Optimal dynamic function can only occur when the brain & bodies self-limiting issues are addressed.

Trish Wisbey-Roth is a Sydney based Physiotherapist with over 30 years experience. She has both Post graduate Sports Physiotherapy Masters & Specialisation qualifications.
She has been involved with Australian sporting teams at the National, World Championship & Olympic level.
Trish lectures locally, in conjunction with the Australian Physiotherapy Association, & Internationally in the areas of Differential diagnosis, Manual treatment & Exercise prescription.
She continues to work clinically & is the Director of “Take Control” Active Rehabilitation in Sydney, a Specialised Spinal & Sport Rehabilitation Centre. She has pioneered the design of simple & effective, repeatable treatments to optimise the three dimensional biomechanics of the spine