Light Joint Mobilization Techniques
Learn practical joint mobilization techniques to improve mobility, support rehabilitation, and enhance client outcomes.
Over 2 Hours of Video Instruction
Comprehensive Course Workbook
Joint Mobilization Focus
Homework Exercise Strategies
Partner Course: Niel Asher Education
Joint health and mobility are foundational to rehabilitation, performance, and long-term function. This course provides a practical introduction to joint mobilization techniques based on highly effective joint-by-joint principles.
Presented by Kelly Saxton, the course is designed to help rehabilitation professionals assess joint issues, apply mobilization techniques with confidence, and integrate these methods into broader rehabilitation programs.
With detailed instruction, practical demonstrations, and complementary workbook support, this course helps translate mobilization concepts into everyday clinical and performance settings.
Quick overview of how this webinar works
Skill Level
Beginner to Intermediate
Enroll in This Course
On-Demand
Full Course Access
Full access to video lessons and workbook materials focused on joint mobilization assessment and rehabilitation application.
- Course access and materials are delivered by Niel Asher Education after purchase.
- Access instructions will be sent via email.
What you will gain
Understand Joint Mobilization Principles
Explain foundational joint mobilization concepts and the role they play in improving mobility and joint health.
Assess Joint Function
Identify practical approaches for evaluating joint issues and movement limitations in rehabilitation settings.
Apply Mobilization Techniques
Use step-by-step mobilization methods to address common joint restrictions and improve function.
Integrate Mobilization into Rehabilitation
Incorporate joint mobilization strategies into broader rehabilitation programs with greater confidence.
Prescribe Supportive Exercises
Use follow-up exercises to help clients maintain progress and support long-term joint health.
Included in This Course
Over 2 Hours of Video Instruction
Detailed lessons covering joint mobilization principles, assessment techniques, and practical application.
Comprehensive Course Workbook
Workbook materials with exercises, detailed explanations, case histories, and practical tips for daily practice.
Homework Exercise Strategies
Bonus exercises that can be prescribed to clients to support continued progress outside treatment sessions.
Practical Mobilization Techniques
Step-by-step demonstrations and guidance for assessing and addressing joint-related issues.
Course Delivery
Course content and access are provided by Niel Asher Education.
Instructor
Kelly Saxton
MS, ATC, LAT, LMT, CST-T
Kelly Saxton is a seasoned athletic trainer and manual therapy professional with experience spanning East Carolina University and Penn State, where she supported elite NCAA teams and contributed to three national championships. She brings extensive experience in rehabilitation, performance, and continuing education.
Who This Is For
Physical therapists, osteopaths, athletic trainers, chiropractors, occupational therapists, massage therapists, and rehabilitation professionals seeking to improve joint-care skills.
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
FAQs
This course is designed for rehabilitation professionals such as physical therapists, osteopaths, athletic trainers, chiropractors, occupational therapists, and massage therapists.
What will I learn in this course?
You will learn the principles of joint mobilization, assessment methods, step-by-step mobilization techniques, rehabilitation integration strategies, and supportive homework exercises.
How is the course delivered?
Course access and materials are delivered by Niel Asher Education after purchase.
Does this course include workbook materials?
Yes. The course includes a workbook with exercises, case histories, explanations, and practical guidance.
Is this course self-paced?
Yes. You can complete the course at your own pace.
Yes, subtitles are available in English, French, German, and Spanish.
