Movement Education and Pain Science Mastery with Ben Cormack

About The Webinar:

We know that success is important, and we want you to be a great success too. Educating and teaching your patients effectively about movement, exercise, and pain are keys to your clinical success.

Here's What You Will Learn: 

✔ Practical tips on how to get patient buy-in on movement and exercise. 

✔ How to help your patients change their circumstances by changing their attitude. 

✔ How you can be a positive influence on others and their journey. 

✔ Top tips for educating patients about pain. 

✔ Lessons learned from the field.

The most valuable result of all education is...

“The ability to make yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not.” (Thomas Henry Huxley)

Your goal is to walk away from this webinar with a new behavior that allows you to deal with a future situation more effectively than you did in the past.

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About The Panelist:

Ben Cormack , PT

Cor-Kinetic Owner & specialist

Ben has a passion for getting people moving and using and understanding movement as an important tool to help others. Originally from a fitness background, Ben has gone on to study Sports therapy and widely in the fields of rehabilitation, pain science and movement over the last 15 years.

Ben owns and runs Cor-Kinetic, an educational company who use modern research into pain, movement and neuro sciences to provide a reasoning process and rehab skills to those who also place a priority on using movement and exercise as key competencies. Cor-kinetic have provided educational services for the NHS, Elite level sports clubs and universities as well as individual physio’s, Osteopaths, Chiropractors, sports therapists, rehab, and personal trainers.

Maggie Bergeron, PT

Co-Founder & CEO of Embodia

Maggie Bergeron is a registered physiotherapist who received her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from McMaster University in 2009 after completing her undergraduate studies at the University of Ottawa.

Maggie co-founded Embodia in 2014 to modernize the patient experience and to provide a simple, easy way to take continuing education courses to all physiotherapists and rehabilitation practitioners, regardless of their location, budget or area of practice.

She is also the host of TechTO Health (formally HealthTO) - a health technology event that hosts 200 health tech enthusiasts bi-monthly to network, learn, and collaborate. She has been an invited speaker at Universities, technology symposiums and healthcare conferences across Canada. Maggie currently serves as a mentor, placement host and holds a Status-Only Appointment (lecturer ranking) with the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Toronto.