The Australasian College of Soft Tissue Therapy Invites you to:
Re-Connecting Missing Links:
When Stretching, Strengthening & RCTs
Don't Cut It for Your Lower Quadrant Patient.
Here are the Details:
- When: Wednesday February 11th, 2026 via Zoom
- Time: 6.30 - 8.00 PM Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) Melbourne
- Joanne will speak for 60 minutes & will answer your questions for a further 30 minutes.
- Cost is AUD$45.00 via ZOOM
- Who is This Webinar For: All Health Practitioners working with patients/clients to Enhance Lower Body function.
- You will have unlimited access to the recording of Joanne's presentation for 2 months after the live Presentation.
- You will receive the ZOOM link after Registration
- Important Note: Please check your spam folder or promotions folder if these important emails do not arrive in your inbox within 15 minutes
- If you would prefer to pay via direct bank deposit the details are: Account name: ACSTT BSB: 063233 Acc no: 10136823 AUD$45 Please email me when you have made the deposit & I will manually enrol you in the webinar: [email protected]
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Webinar Description:
Please join us as the wonderful Joanne Elphinston, creator of the JEMS approach, presents our next online Webinar event Re-Connecting Missing Links: When Stretching, Strengthening and RCTs Don't Cut It for Your Lower Quadrant Patient.
In this one-hour webinar, rehabilitative movement expert Joanne Elphinston engages with the tensions many clinicians wrestle with when applying evidence-based practice in the real world.
Moving beyond reductionist models & algorithms, Joanne explores the global lower-limb relationships that underpin efficient, adaptable, & truly functional movement.
These relationships often determine whether rehabilitation succeeds — or quietly stalls — despite best intentions & good protocols.
Through real patient examples & guided experiential exploration, you will examine:
- how global relationships influence local symptoms & load tolerance
- why context, intention, & coordination matter as much as measurable strength
- where RCTs inform practice — & where they fall short in complex human movement
This session is highly practical, offering simple yet powerful techniques you can implement immediately in clinical practice.
You’ll leave with new ways of thinking, observing, & reasoning.
Introducing Joanne Elphinston
Beginning her professional journey over thirty years ago as a physiotherapist & coach, Joanne Elphinston is a physiotherapist, performance consultant & international lecturer in rehabilitation & movement. From her wide ranging work in elite sport & the performing arts, to her continued clinical interest in chronic & complex presentations, Joanne’s path of inquiry lies in what connects us in the deeply human experience of movement.
Joanne is the creator of the JEMS approach, a holistic method for integrating the science & the art of clinical practice. Through twenty five years of prolific teaching across multiple countries, Joanne’s work is now used in a wide array of clinical settings, from paediatrics, neurology & falls prevention through to hypermobility & sports performance, & her work has underpinned an array of research projects.
Joanne’s books, including “Stability, Sport & Performance Movement”, have been translated into a number of languages.
Her most recent book, “The Power & the Grace: A Professional’s Guide to Ease & Efficiency in Functional Movement” was released in 2019.
More information on Joanne’s work and courses can be found on www.jemsmovement.com, on Facebook at JEMSMovementART and on Instagram: @jemsjoanne.