Low Back Pain: Acute Care &

Long-Term Maintenance

This Course Teaches You Exactly What To Do In Both Phases

Phase 1: Acute Care

You’ll learn:

• How to assess and differentiate acute presentations quickly
• When to move locally and when not to
• Point strategies for locked up muscles, nerve impingement, disc involvement
• How to reduce pain while protecting the injured tissue
• Treatment frequency and progression in the first 2–3 weeks
• What not to do during the acute stage (the mistakes that slow recovery)

Your patients need relief immediately.
You’ll know exactly how to deliver it.

Phase 2: Long-Term Maintenance

Because getting someone out of pain is not the same as keeping them out of pain.

You’ll learn:

• When to transition from acute care to stabilization
• How to prevent relapse patterns
• Frequency tapering without losing results
• How to position maintenance care ethically and confidently
• Creating predictable long-term patient retention

This is where real clinical maturity shows up.

Why This Matters

Low back pain is one of the most common complaints in clinical practice.

If you can confidently manage:

• Acute flare-ups
• Recurrent episodes
• Chronic instability
• Long-term stabilization

You become the practitioner patients trust for life.

Not just for symptom relief.

This Is Not Random Point Prescriptions

This is a structured approach.

A way to think through:

• Acute vs. Chronic
• Pain vs. Dysfunction
• Relief vs. Resilience
  

FAQ's

• When does the course start and finish?

This course is pre-recorded, and is completely self paced. You decide when you start and finish.

• How long do you have access to this course?

How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling you have unlimited access to this course.

• Cancellation Policy?

We do not offer refunds for our online courses.

• Do you offer CEU's / PDA's?

No, this course is strictly for your own growth and professional development.