Demystifying The Pelvis: Evidence-based Treatment of the Sacroiliac Joint

Demystifying The Pelvis: Evidence-based Treatment of the Sacroiliac Joint is organized by Professional Seminars Ltd and will be held from Jun 13 - 14, 2026 at StarPro Physical Therapy, New York, United States of America.

Description:
Master the Art of Sacroiliac Joint Treatment: The Evidence-Based Hesch Method.

Are you frustrated with temporary fixes for SI joint dysfunction? Join renowned expert Jerry Hesch, DPT, MHS, PT for an intensive weekend that will revolutionize how you evaluate and treat the pelvis—and finally break your patients free from the "treatment roller coaster."

Why This Workshop is Different:
Unlike traditional approaches that rely on outdated symmetry models, the Hesch Method delivers a systematic, research-backed framework that actually works. Multiple independent studies demonstrate significant pain relief and increased straight leg raise after just brief treatment sessions. You'll learn to differentiate between micro-intrinsic joint dysfunction and macro-extrinsic movement patterns—finally demystifying complex pelvic pathomechanics.

What You'll Master in Just One Weekend:

• Immediate Clinical Application - Walk away with techniques you can use Monday morning
• Proven Treatment Protocols - Evidence-based approaches that create lasting change, not temporary relief
• Hands-On Practice - Over 8 hours of guided lab time to perfect your palpation and treatment skills
• Whole-Body Integration - Connect hip, pelvis, and lumbar spine dysfunction for comprehensive care
• Gentle Yet Powerful Techniques - Low-load, long-duration methods that achieve plastic tissue reorganization

Perfect For:

• Physical Therapists seeking to specialize in pelvic dysfunction
• PTs/PTAs frustrated with poor outcomes from traditional SI joint approaches
• Athletic Trainers working with athletes experiencing chronic pelvic pain
• Clinicians ready to elevate their manual therapy skills

Course Highlights:

Friday: Foundation & Assessment

• Morning: Anatomy, biomechanics, and research foundations
• Extensive palpation labs on anatomical models AND partners
• Master spring testing and pattern recognition
• Learn the "Most Common Pattern" affecting 80% of patients

Saturday: Advanced Treatment & Integration

• Demystify sacral torsion, upslips, and symphysis dysfunction
• Second most common patterns and complex cases
• Exercise integration and patient self-care strategies
• Clinical efficiency tips for immediate implementation