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City: Montreal (Dorval), QC  Dates: Nov 7 – 8, 2026
Type: Part C Course #: CA26C003
Instructor: Richard Rosedale
PT, Dip. MDT 		Course Cost: $795.00
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AMS Medical & Rehabilitation Centre
620 chemin Bord-du-Lac, suite 100
Dorval, QC H9S 2B6
(514) 300-1031 		Cosponsor: Richard Bouzaglou
AMS Medical & Rehabilitation Centre

Schedule and Other Important Information

Eligibility: This course is open to clinicians with completion of only Part A or completion of both Parts A&B. MICanada eligibility policy applies. https://www.mckenzieinstitutecanada.org/canada-eligibility.cfm This hybrid course is composed of 4 sessions.Live instructed online sessions are not recorded. Registrants are required to complete all sessions in their entirety to attain a Certificate of Completion. This course will be instructed in English with English course material. A digital/fillable pdf version of the Part C manual will be provided for this course.

The course times noted are in EASTERN TIME. Please adjust accordingly for your local time zone.

ONLINE Session 1: Asynchronous, complete on your own at your ow pace. Session 1 must be completed by 26OCT. Approximately 7 hours to complete.
ONLINE Session 2: 27OCT (TUES) 3:00pm – 8:00pm ET
CLINIC Session 3: 07NOV (SAT) 8:00am - 5:00pm ET
CLINIC Session 4: 08NOV (SUN) 8:00am - 5:00pm ET

This course will include approximately 1 hour of homework between Sessions 2 and 3.
Contact Hours: 28

Course status: Pending Confirmation

The course will assist clinicians expand their capabilities for the assessment, classification and management of patients with complaints of low back, related referred pain and functional limitations. Plus, the theory and practical application of MDT for lower extremity MSK disorders is presented. Lectures, patient assessments and practical sessions are utilised to demonstrate the characteristics and management of the syndromes and OTHER subgroups as they present in the lower extremity. Problem solving, reflective learning and clinical reasoning activities are utilised to ensure the participant has a broader knowledge of MDT in the biopsychosocial framework of the musculoskeletal experience. The participants will have the opportunity to discuss and extensively practice the MDT assessment, classification and management process through workshops, discussions, and patient demonstrations. Practical sessions are utilised to develop skills in the application of both self-treatment and clinician procedures.

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