Speaker: Dr Brett Jarosz, BAppSc(CompMed), MClinChiro, ICSC, PGradDipSportsChiro, DACNB, CertPT, ASCA Level 1, FICC, FAICE
Brett Jarosz is an exceptionally knowledgeable professional with a deep understanding of the physiology of balance and its assessment. As an international speaker, he excels in sharing his expertise and insights to enhance our understanding and application in clinical practice. Brett’s dedication to education and collaboration inspires others to advance their knowledge and refine their skills for better outcomes in balance-related treatment.
In this webinar, Brett will discuss:
- Review the physiology of postural control/balance
- Assessment using the BTracks Balance System.
- Implications for treatment and improving balance
Date: February 24th, 2025
Time: 6.00pm AEDT (Sydney time)
"I have attended many of Brett Jarosz’s webinars and have been consistently blown away by his depth of knowledge and expertise. His ability to convey complex concepts with clarity and precision is truly inspiring. I would emphasize the importance of being open to learning from different disciplines, recognising that a wealth of knowledge exists beyond traditional boundaries. By embracing a multidisciplinary approach to patient management, we can develop holistic and effective strategies that truly address the diverse needs of our patients. His teachings have broadened my perspective and enriched my practice immensely. Definitely not to be missed!"
To register for this webinar, click on the link below
BALANCE ASSESSMENT
The Balance Tracking System (BTrackS™) utilises “Gold Standard” force plate technology to provide accurate and reliable balance assessment and rehabilitation for healthcare professionals. BTrackS™ includes the BTrackS™ Balance Plate, a foam pad and the BTrackS™ Assess Balance Software with a full suite of seven assessment and six rehabilitation protocols. Every protocol is preprogrammed with step-by-step onscreen guidance and has detailed reports that track testing history. If required, a custom design feature can be used to easily create unique testing protocols.
