Finding accredited CPD
The Power of "Why?"
Every lower limb practitioner in this room already knows how to treat pain. That's not the gap. The gap is why it keeps coming back. Most clinicians are running the same assessment they learned a decade ago probing the symptom, guessing at the cause, and hoping the treatment plan sticks. It doesn't. The patient's back in six weeks with the same complaint, and now you're either referring out or running out of ideas.
There's a difference between a clinician who treats what they see and one who treats what's actually happening. That difference is a system a repeatable, seven-step process for tracing every symptom back to its root cause, every time, regardless of how complex the presentation. That system is the Najjarine Biomechanical Assessment. In two days, it's yours.
What you'll take away
You're not walking away with notes. You're walking away with a framework you run on your very first patient back on Monday and every patient after that.
By the end of the weekend, second-guessing a complex lower-limb presentation stops being part of your process. You'll diagnose with certainty, you'll cut the referrals you used to make out of uncertainty rather than necessity, and you'll build treatment plans that actually hold which means patients who don't just get better, they tell other patients about it.
This isn't theory you'll shelve. It's the exact seven-step protocol Dr Abbie runs across his own clinics and teaches internationally handed to you fully built, so you skip the years it took him to build it.
*Medical Board of Australia’s (MBA)’s Registration Standard: Continuing professional development (the Standard)