| The American Physical Rehabilitation Network (APRN) provides PPAB training seminars, workshops and courses that teach physical rehabilitation therapist and medical professionals about the biomechanics of the foot, ankle and pelvic girdle. These courses assist health care professionals to maintain their professional certifications by acquiring continuing education credits and to advance their ability to provide physical therapy and treatment dealing with Patello Femoral Syndromes, Anterior Cruciate Deficiency, Shin Splints, Recurrent Ankle Sprains, Plantar Fascitis, Hallux Pathology, Extrinsic Abnormalities, common surgeries and fractures of the foot and ankle, a biomechanical approach to lower extremity rehabilitation, and other medial conditions related to the foot, ankle, and pelvis.
Our current curriculum includes three courses: When the Feet Hit the Ground...Everything Changes; Take The Next Step; The First Link in the Chain: The Pelvic Girdle. These courses provide physical therapists and medical professionals with an understanding of basic and advanced ankle and foot biomechanics, pelvic girdle biomechanics, therapy evaluation and assessment, and applied therapy and/or treatment."
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