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Advanced Integrative Manual (AIM) therapy - Level 1

Advanced Integrative Manual (AIM) therapy - Level 1

AIM Therapy is a clinically oriented manual therapy approach that integrates clinical assessment, biomechanics, pathomechanics, manual therapy and therapeutic movement to help physiotherapists understand and treat musculoskeletal dysfunction more effectively. The course focuses on moving beyond symptom-based treatment by developing the ability to identify the underlying mechanical and functional contributors to a patient's condition and apply appropriate hands-on treatment strategies based on clinical reasoning.

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Expiry period 2 Months
Made in English
Last updated at Fri Sep 2026
Level
Intermediate
Total lectures 1
Total quizzes 1
Total duration 00:16:00 Hours
Total enrolment 8
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Short description AIM Therapy is a clinically oriented manual therapy approach that integrates clinical assessment, biomechanics, pathomechanics, manual therapy and therapeutic movement to help physiotherapists understand and treat musculoskeletal dysfunction more effectively. The course focuses on moving beyond symptom-based treatment by developing the ability to identify the underlying mechanical and functional contributors to a patient's condition and apply appropriate hands-on treatment strategies based on clinical reasoning.
Outcomes
  • Use an effective Assess → Treat → Reassess approach.
  • Apply the principles of Advanced Integrative Manual Therapy in clinical practice.
  • Perform structured musculoskeletal and biomechanical assessments.
  • Identify potential pathomechanical contributors to pain and dysfunction.
  • Develop clinical hypotheses and make informed treatment decisions.
  • Integrate manual therapy with exercise and functional rehabilitation.
  • Develop greater clinical reasoning, hands-on skills and confidence in managing musculoskeletal conditions.
Requirements
  • The course is primarily designed for qualified physiotherapists and physiotherapy students