Online Hip Workshop | Lateral Hip and Buttock Pain | 2025

Contemporary diagnostic & management strategies for Lateral Hip & Buttock Pain

Online hip course for physiotherapists, and other health professionals

Live Online Workshop

Day 1 – 14th June: Assessment & Management of Joint Related Pain, Bony Impingements & Nerve Related Pain

Day 2 – 15th June: Assessment & Management of Soft Tissue Related Pain – Gluteal & Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy

The live online workshop will be provided as 2 x 3-3.5 hour live zoom sessions. The shorter sessions allow for greater flexibility and avoid participant fatigue with prolonged online course attendance. Due to time-zone differences, the workshops will be repeated at either end of the day on both Saturday and Sunday.

There will be 2 sessions each day, repeating the same content, so you will have an opportunity to choose one session on each day that best suits you:

Option 1:
Australian Eastern Standard Time, AEST at 9:00 am – 12.30:00/1pm AEST
New Zealand Standard Time, NZST at 11:00 am – 2:30pm/3pm NZST
British Summer Time, BST at 12:00 – 3:30am/4am BST
Pacific Standard Time, PST at 7:00 – 10.00/10.30pm (Friday 10th & Saturday 11th May)
Eastern Standard Time, EST at 4.00 – 7/7.30pm (Friday 10th & Saturday 11th May)

Option 2:
Australian Eastern Standard Time, AEST at 5:00 – 8:30/9pm AEST
New Zealand Standard Time, NZST at 7:00 -10:30/11 pm NZST
British Summer Time, BST at 8:00-11.30am /12pm BST
Pacific Standard Time, PST at 3:00 – 6.00/6.30am
Eastern Standard Time, EST at 12 midnight – 3/3.30am

To convert these dates & times to your local time, simply convert from Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) using a time converter like this one: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

These sessions will be recorded and you will be provided with access to these for a further 6 weeks after the live session. Even if you are unable to attend the live event, you will be provided with access to these videos for review of the content.

If you have any questions about this event, just contact me here.

Please note, no refunds will be available after 4th May 2025, and only partial refund will be available if online learning has been accessed prior to cancellation.

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What we cover on Day 1 – Lateral Hip & Buttock Pain Online Workshop:

• Recognising different conditions through patient presentation, interview and physical tests.
• Demonstration of formal diagnostic tests for posterior hip instability, ischiofemoral & other bony impingements.
• Demonstration of formal diagnostic tests for nerve impingements with focus on sciatic nerve impingements (deep gluteal syndrome/piriformis syndrome).
• Telehealth assessment strategies for joint instability, bony impingements and nerve assessment – which we will all do together.
• Load management & exercise therapy for posterior hip instability versus ischiofemoral impingement.
• Special focus on deep external rotator exercises for these conditions – I will let you know beforehand what very simple equipment you need to have on hand.
• Load management & exercise therapy for sciatic nerve impingement and how this will vary depending on drivers and impairments.
• Time for questions

What we cover on Day 2 – Lateral Hip & Buttock Pain Online Workshop:

• Diagnostic assessment of proximal hamstring tendinopathy – combination of demonstration & try on yourself telehealth assessments.
• Load management and exercise therapy for proximal hamstring tendinopathy.
• Diagnostic assessment of gluteal tendinopathy – combination of demonstration & try on yourself telehealth assessments.
• Load management and exercise therapy for gluteal tendinopathy.
• Practice all key weightbearing exercises – I will let you know beforehand what very simple equipment you need to have on hand.
• Step-by-step troubleshooting for failure to progress, and advice on how to alter programs for more complex presentations e.g., patients presenting with additional hip joint conditions and/or lower back pain.
• Addressing expectations – your patient’s expectations and your own.
• Time for questions