(LMS-VA-11) Presented in partnership with the Veterans' Administration

(LMS-VA-9) The JOSPT Low Back Pain Clinical Practice Guidelines clearly state “ that clinicians should not use patient education and counseling strategies that either directly or indirectly increase the perceived threat or fear associated with low back pain, such as education and counseling strategies that promote…in depth, pathoanatomical explanations for the specific cause of the patient’s low back pain.”

(LMS-VA-2) APTA and the Veteranʹs Administration have partnered, and this is one of the topics provided by the Veteranʹs Administration to our Members free of charge. In this course, you'll explore the role of PTs in primary care settings, the benefits and challenges of integrating PT services, and key considerations for those interested in pursuing this path.

(LMS-VA-13) This course offers recommendations to help develop rapport with Primary Care staff as well as ways to increase the Primary Care PTs caseload.

(LMS-VA-15-TMD23) This course is brought to you by the Veteran's Administration. Learn the basics of evaluating and treating temporomandibular disorders (TMD) with this beginner-friendly course. Ideal for PTs new to TMD, it covers anatomy, exam essentials, and high-level treatment guidance.

(LMS-VA-12) Presented in partnership with the Veterans' Administration

(LMS-VA-NMSKCX) This course, in partnership with the Veterans Administration, covers neuromuscular screening for patients with neck pain and radicular symptoms. It highlights red flags and referral patterns, emphasizing when to screen for other pathologies and when it may not be necessary.

(LMS-VA-10) "Pain Smarts" takes the sting out of chronic pain management.

(LMS-VA-16-Pain) Persistent pain is quite prevalent, affecting one out of every five Americans according to recent CDC data.

(LMS-VA-Pharmacology) This comprehensive course is designed to equip physical therapists with essential pharmacologic knowledge to enhance patient management and care. Participants will delve into the principles of pharmacology, understanding how drugs are administered, absorbed, distributed, stored, and metabolized within the human body.