OVERVIEW

Treating Elbow, Wrist and Hand Pain - Trigger Point Therapy is organized by Niel Asher Education.

Course Overview
Across this 2.5-hour CE/CPD course, Dr. Jonathan Kuttner explores trigger point therapy for elbow, forearm, wrist, and hand pain using a practical and functional clinical framework.

Participants will examine how trigger points may contribute to both local and referred symptoms, why upper limb pain often involves broader movement and loading patterns, and how repetitive use, gripping demand, wrist mechanics, shoulder control, and posture may influence ongoing dysfunction.

The course combines practical treatment demonstrations with anatomy, clinical reasoning, and companion learning material designed to support more thoughtful, adaptable, and function-oriented rehabilitation planning.

What You Will Learn

Topic	Focus
Trigger Point Therapy	Understanding trigger point patterns and their relationship to elbow, forearm, wrist, and hand symptoms
Referred Pain Patterns	Why trigger point referral can resemble tendon, joint, or nerve-related presentations
Grip and Wrist Mechanics	How gripping demand, wrist stabilization, and repetitive use overload the forearm muscles
Functional Assessment	Considering posture, shoulder mechanics, movement control, and upper limb loading patterns
Clinical Reasoning and Rehabilitation	Integrating trigger point therapy into broader rehabilitation planning and recovery support

Course Content
The course combines trigger point therapy principles, practical demonstrations, anatomy education, and rehabilitation-focused clinical reasoning to help practitioners better understand upper limb dysfunction and treatment integration.

Module	Focus
Introduction to Upper Limb Trigger Point Therapy	Understanding trigger point contributions to elbow, wrist, forearm, and hand pain
Referred Pain and Symptom Presentation	Why trigger point referral may resemble tendon, nerve, or joint-related symptoms
Grip Demand and Functional Overload	How repetitive loading, gripping mechanics, and wrist positioning influence dysfunction
Shoulder, Posture, and Movement Considerations	Broader upper limb mechanics and their relationship to distal symptoms
Practical Treatment Demonstrations	Hands-on trigger point therapy applications and clinical treatment strategies
Load Management and Rehabilitation Planning	Movement variability, pacing, recovery support, and long-term functional management

Included With This Course

Included	Details
Video-Based Instruction	Practical treatment demonstrations and clinical explanation presented by Dr. Jonathan Kuttner
Anatomy and Clinical Education	Upper limb anatomy, trigger point patterns, and rehabilitation-focused learning material
Illustrated Course Workbook	Supporting material for study, review, and clinical reinforcement
Companion Course Learning	Additional educational content and reflective learning quizzes
Final Exam	Multiple-choice assessment included for course completion
Certificate	Downloadable 2.5 Hours CE/CPD certificate following successful completion
Lifetime Access	Study at your own pace and revisit the material anytime

ACCREDITATION & CREDITS

2.5 CE Hours

2.5 CEU/CPD

FACULTY

Jonathan Kuttner

MBBCh, Dip Sports Med, Dip MSM, FRNZCGP, FAFMMPhysical Therapy, Sports Medicine

TARGET AUDIENCE

ChiropractorsOrthopedicsOsteopathPhysiotherapistsPhysical TherapistsOccupational TherapistsNursesSports Medicine PhysicianLicensed Massage TherapistsFitness ProfessionalsRehabilitationOccupational Therapy AssistantsPhysical Therapy AssistantsAthletic TrainersRehabilitation ProfessionalsManual TherapistsSports TherapistSoft Tissue Therapists

SPECIALITIES

RheumatologyNeurologyPsychiatry

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