BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//Performance Medicine - ECPv4.9.2//NONSGML v1.0//EN
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
METHOD:PUBLISH
X-WR-CALNAME:Performance Medicine
X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://performancemedicine.com.au
X-WR-CALDESC:Events for Performance Medicine
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+10:20200502T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+10:20200503T170000
DTSTAMP:20200229T002040
CREATED:20200217T230908Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200229T000907Z
UID:4962-1588410000-1588525200@performancemedicine.com.au
SUMMARY:Vocal Physiotherapy - Module 1 & 2 Education Package 2020
DESCRIPTION: Do you have patients who lose their voice\, complain of throat pain\, or have swallowing issues? \nDo you understand the relationship between the larynx\, neck and TMJ?\nDiscover how Vocal Physiotherapy can assist you to assess and manage laryngeal dysfunction – the missing link. This course has been designed specifically for  physiotherapists or osteopaths who wish to learn more about the larynx\, voice and Vocal Physiotherapy treatment. \nOver two practical modules of Vocal Physiotherapy you will learn techniques that will be immediately applicable in your daily clinical practice.  These modules will help you understand the clinical rationale and clinical implications of voice and larynx dysfunction and importantly\, how to tackle it. \n Module One: Foundations of Voice   –   Sat 2 & Sun 3 May\, 2020\nModule Two: The Challenging Larynx: The Performance & Pathological Voice –  Sat 5 & Sun 6 September\, 2020\n \nMODULE ONE: Foundations of Voice\nSat 2 & Sun 3 May\, 2020\nThis is a practical introduction to Vocal Physiotherapy for physiotherapists. \nAfter this module you will have a deeper understanding of the anatomy\, physiology and biomechanics of the laryngeal mechanism and how the voice is produced.  The practical sessions will allow you to apply this knowledge to assess the larynx and perilaryngeal region and what the clinical implications of your findings may be to guide your treatment choices.\nPractical technique sessions will teach you how to use unique manual techniques to treat and manage your clinical findings and alleviate voice and throat disorders. Learn how to apply these techniques to not only the voice but to many upper quadrant issues as well.\nModule One: Foundations of the Voice Objectives\nUpon completion of this course participants will be able to: \n\n\nDefine the anatomy of the larynx\n\n\nDefine basic vocal fold physiology\n\n\nDefine basic voice disorders and the medical assessment\n\n\nExplain speech pathology input into voice disorders\n\n\nUnderstand laryngeal manual therapy research\n\n\nExplain the maladaptive voice cycle\n\n\nExplain the neuromuscular cycle breaker in voice use\n\n\nDemonstrate basic laryngeal assessment skills\n\n\nDemonstrate basic laryngeal palpation skills\n\n\nDemonstrate basic laryngeal manual techniques\n\n\nDescribe appropriate basic techniques for muscle tension dysphonia \n\n\nThis is a small course to ensure you get the hands on support you need.\nA comprehensive manual is included.\nRefreshments\, morning tea and lunch are provided. Please enter any dietary requirements when you register.\nIndividual course fee: $990 (inc GST)\n\nMODULE TWO: The Challenging Larynx: Performance & Pathological Voice\nSat 5 & Sun 6 September 2020\nModule Two allows you to further develop your vocal manual therapy skills.  The focus of these two days are on the pathological voice and performance voice.  You will learn how to tune up the performance voice. You will consolidate your knowledge in understanding the anatomy of the floor of the mouth\, tongue and suprahyoid/infrahyoids in the context of the larynx rather than the TMJ. \nYour practical sessions will support you to become confident in:\n\n\nManaging the Performance Voice – how to increase a singer’s vocal range\, increase quality\, decrease effort and increase their joy in singing.\n\n\nManaging Pathological voice disorders that create throat pain and dysfunction such as\, irritable larynx syndrome\, chronic cough\, and Vocal Cord Dysfunction\n\n\n \nModule Two: The Challenging Larynx Objectives\nUpon completion of The Challenging Larynx participants will be able to:\n\n\nDefine the anatomy of the larynx\, tongue\, soft palate\n\n\nDescribe the anatomy of the floor of the mouth and tongue\n\n\nDefine the normal aging process of the larynx & vocal folds\n\n\nDefine the most common throat pain syndromes & their management\n\n\nConsider pathobiological mechanisms of pain in the context of throat pain\n\n\nDefine the most common voice styles & voice types\n\n\nDefine the most common singing pedagogues\n\n\nExplain the laryngeal position in various singing styles\n\n\nUnderstand voice related pathologies\n\n\nDemonstrate excellent laryngeal assessment skills\n\n\nDemonstrate singing voice assessment & palpation skills\n\n\nDemonstrate tongue palpation & treatment techniques\n\n\nExplain the neuromuscular cycle breaker in voice use\n\n\nUnderstand the use of Vocal Physiotherapy techniques in the context of treating the performance voice & throat pain syndromes\n\n\n \nThis is a small course to ensure you get the hands on support you need.\nIndividual course fee: $990 (inc GST) \n \nPACKAGE DEAL\nSave 25% when you book both Module 1 and Module 2 together.\nPay $1485 (inc GST) instead of $1980. \nPackage tickets only available until 31 March 2020 * conditions apply.\nTo secure your ticket please pay a $200 deposit via EventBrite.  To finalise your full payment (via credit card of EFT) please follow the instructions in your confirmation email within 3 days of placing your deposit. \nFAQs \nWhat sort of clothing should I wear?\nPlease wear comfortable clothing.  Females please wear a low backed singlet so that your upper torso can be seen for assessment of the upper thoracic and chest region.\nWhat are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?\nThere is parking located in the surrounds\n\nAll day parking on Linlithgow Avenue\n4 hours parking (until 12:30pm on Saturday) on St Kilda Road\n1 & 2 hour parking (until 12:30pm Saturday) on Coventry St and St Kilda Road\n\nPublic Transport\n\nExcellent access to public transport with close proximity to the Arts Centre Precinct\nTram number: 3/3a\, 6\, 16\, 64\, 67\, 72 (outside Free Tram Zone).  Shrine of Remembrance stop\nPlease visit Tram Tracker to check real-time tram arrival information and maps\nIf you are up for walking we are 1.8 km from Flinders St Station\n\nGoogle Map location please click here.\nCheck out our website here\nHow can I contact the organiser with any questions?\nYes\, please contact the Performance Medicine reception team on 03 9686 2373 or info@performancemed.com.au.\n What’s the refund policy for a Module 1 & 2 Package?\n100% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 02/04/2050% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 19/04/2025% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 26/04/20Module 1 & 2 Package: No refund will be provided for the Module 1 & 2 package purchase for either course if cancelled after 27/04/20. There is no refund for Module 2 if cancelled after Module One has been attended. \nDo I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?\nNo\, you do not need to bring you printed ticket.  \nCan I update my registration information?\nYes\, you can update any registration information by logging into this event in Event Brite.\nIs my registration fee or ticket transferrable?\nNo\, this ticket cannot be transferred.\nPlease note: this course has been specially designed for practicing physiotherapists. If you are a speech pathologist\, vocal coach or singing teacher please email us directly on info@performancemed.com.au to express your interest in our other courses. \n
URL:https://performancemedicine.com.au/event/vocal-physiotherapy-module-1-2-education-package-2020/
LOCATION:Performance Medicine\, Ground Floor\, The Gateway 312 St Kilda Road\, Southbank\, VIC 3006\, Southbank\, 3006\, AU
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://performancemedicine.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/4949_image.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+10:20200502T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+10:20200503T170000
DTSTAMP:20200229T002040
CREATED:20200217T230911Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200229T000910Z
UID:4963-1588410000-1588525200@performancemedicine.com.au
SUMMARY:Vocal Physiotherapy Module 1 - Foundations of Voice 2020
DESCRIPTION: Do you have patients who lose their voice\, complain of throat pain\, or have swallowing issues? \nDo you understand the relationship between the larynx\, neck and TMJ?\nDiscover how Vocal Physiotherapy can assist you to assess and manage laryngeal dysfunction – the missing link. This course has been designed specifically for  physiotherapists or osteopaths who wish to learn more about the larynx\, voice and Vocal Physiotherapy treatment. \nModule 1 is the foundation of two practical modules of Vocal Physiotherapy where you will learn techniques that will be immediately applicable in your daily clinical practice.  Module 1 will help you understand the clinical rationale and clinical implications of voice and larynx dysfunction and importantly\, how to tackle it. \n Module One: Foundations of Voice   –   Sat 2 & Sun 3 May\, 2020\n\nMODULE ONE: Foundations of Voice\nSat 2 & Sun 3 May\, 2020\nThis is a practical introduction to Vocal Physiotherapy for physiotherapists. \nAfter this module you will have a deeper understanding of the anatomy\, physiology and biomechanics of the laryngeal mechanism and how the voice is produced.  The practical sessions will allow you to apply this knowledge to assess the larynx and perilaryngeal region and what the clinical implications of your findings may be to guide your treatment choices.\nPractical technique sessions will teach you how to use unique manual techniques to treat and manage your clinical findings and alleviate voice and throat disorders. Learn how to apply these techniques to not only the voice but to many upper quadrant issues as well.\nModule One: Foundations of the Voice Objectives\nUpon completion of this course participants will be able to: \n\n\nDefine the anatomy of the larynx\n\n\nDefine basic vocal fold physiology\n\n\nDefine basic voice disorders and the medical assessment\n\n\nExplain speech pathology input into voice disorders\n\n\nUnderstand laryngeal manual therapy research\n\n\nExplain the maladaptive voice cycle\n\n\nExplain the neuromuscular cycle breaker in voice use\n\n\nDemonstrate basic laryngeal assessment skills\n\n\nDemonstrate basic laryngeal palpation skills\n\n\nDemonstrate basic laryngeal manual techniques\n\n\nDescribe appropriate basic techniques for muscle tension dysphonia \n\n\nThis is a small course to ensure you get the hands on support you need.\nA comprehensive manual is included.\nRefreshments\, morning tea and lunch are provided. Please enter any dietary requirements when you register.\nIndividual course fee: $990 (inc GST)\nTo secure your ticket please pay a $200 deposit via EventBrite.  To finalise your full payment (via credit card of EFT) please follow the instructions in your confirmation email within 3 days of placing your deposit. \nFAQs \nWhat sort of clothing should I wear?\nPlease wear comfortable clothing.  Females please wear a low backed singlet so that your upper torso can be seen for assessment of the upper thoracic and chest region.\nWhat are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?\nThere is parking located in the surrounds\n\nAll day parking on Linlithgow Avenue\n4 hours parking (until 12:30pm on Saturday) on St Kilda Road\n1 & 2 hour parking (until 12:30pm Saturday) on Coventry St and St Kilda Road\n\nPublic Transport\n\nExcellent access to public transport with close proximity to the Arts Centre Precinct\nTram number: 3/3a\, 6\, 16\, 64\, 67\, 72 (outside Free Tram Zone).  Shrine of Remembrance stop\nPlease visit Tram Tracker to check real-time tram arrival information and maps\nIf you are up for walking we are 1.8 km from Flinders St Station\n\nGoogle Map location please click here.\nCheck out our website here\nHow can I contact the organiser with any questions?\nYes\, please contact the Performance Medicine reception team on 03 9686 2373 or info@performancemed.com.au.\n What’s the refund policy for a Module 1?\n100% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 02/04/2050% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 19/04/2025% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 26/04/20. No refunds after 27/04/20.\nDo I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?\nNo\, you do not need to bring you printed ticket.  \nCan I update my registration information?\nYes\, you can update any registration information by logging into this event in Event Brite.\nIs my registration fee or ticket transferrable?\nNo\, this ticket cannot be transferred.\nPlease note: this course has been specially designed for practicing physiotherapists. If you are a speech pathologist\, vocal coach or singing teacher please email us directly on info@performancemed.com.au to express your interest in our other courses. \n
URL:https://performancemedicine.com.au/event/vocal-physiotherapy-module-1-foundations-of-voice-2020/
LOCATION:Performance Medicine\, Ground Floor\, The Gateway 312 St Kilda Road\, Southbank\, VIC 3006\, Southbank\, 3006\, AU
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://performancemedicine.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/4951_image.png
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=UTC+10:20200905T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC+10:20200906T170000
DTSTAMP:20200229T002040
CREATED:20200217T230914Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200229T000913Z
UID:4964-1599296400-1599411600@performancemedicine.com.au
SUMMARY:Vocal Physiotherapy - Module 2 The Performance & Pathological Voice
DESCRIPTION: Do you have patients who lose their voice\, complain of throat pain\, or have swallowing issues? \nDo you understand the relationship between the larynx\, neck and TMJ?\nDiscover how Vocal Physiotherapy can assist you to assess and manage laryngeal dysfunction – the missing link. This course has been designed specifically for  physiotherapists or osteopaths who wish to learn more about the larynx\, voice and Vocal Physiotherapy treatment. \nModule 2 is the second practical module of Vocal Physiotherapy 1 & 2 where you will learn techniques that will be immediately applicable in your daily clinical practice.  Module 2 will take your skills and understanding to the next level integrating your clinical rationale and understanding the clinical implications of voice and larynx dysfunction and importantly\, how to tackle it. \nModule Two: The Challenging Larynx: The Performance & Pathological Voice –  Sat 5 & Sun 6 September\, 2020\n* Module 1 is a pre-requisite for Module 2 \n\nMODULE TWO: The Challenging Larynx: Performance & Pathological Voice\nSat 5 & Sun 6 September 2020\nModule Two allows you to further develop your vocal manual therapy skills.  The focus of these two days are on the pathological voice and performance voice.  You will learn how to tune up the performance voice. You will consolidate your knowledge in understanding the anatomy of the floor of the mouth\, tongue and suprahyoid/infrahyoids in the context of the larynx rather than the TMJ. \nYour practical sessions will support you to become confident in:\n\n\nManaging the Performance Voice – how to increase a singer’s vocal range\, increase quality\, decrease effort and increase their joy in singing.\n\n\nManaging Pathological voice disorders that create throat pain and dysfunction such as\, irritable larynx syndrome\, chronic cough\, and Vocal Cord Dysfunction\n\n\n \nModule Two: The Challenging Larynx Objectives\nUpon completion of The Challenging Larynx participants will be able to:\n\n\nDefine the anatomy of the larynx\, tongue\, soft palate\n\n\nDescribe the anatomy of the floor of the mouth and tongue\n\n\nDefine the normal aging process of the larynx & vocal folds\n\n\nDefine the most common throat pain syndromes & their management\n\n\nConsider pathobiological mechanisms of pain in the context of throat pain\n\n\nDefine the most common voice styles & voice types\n\n\nDefine the most common singing pedagogues\n\n\nExplain the laryngeal position in various singing styles\n\n\nUnderstand voice related pathologies\n\n\nDemonstrate excellent laryngeal assessment skills\n\n\nDemonstrate singing voice assessment & palpation skills\n\n\nDemonstrate tongue palpation & treatment techniques\n\n\nExplain the neuromuscular cycle breaker in voice use\n\n\nUnderstand the use of Vocal Physiotherapy techniques in the context of treating the performance voice & throat pain syndromes\n\n\nThis is a small course to ensure you get the hands on support you need.\nIndividual course fee: $990 (inc GST) \nFAQs \nWhat sort of clothing should I wear?\nPlease wear comfortable clothing.  Females please wear a low backed singlet so that your upper torso can be seen for assessment of the upper thoracic and chest region.\nWhat are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?\nThere is parking located in the surrounds\n\nAll day parking on Linlithgow Avenue\n4 hours parking (until 12:30pm on Saturday) on St Kilda Road\n1 & 2 hour parking (until 12:30pm Saturday) on Coventry St and St Kilda Road\n\nPublic Transport\n\nExcellent access to public transport with close proximity to the Arts Centre Precinct\nTram number: 3/3a\, 6\, 16\, 64\, 67\, 72 (outside Free Tram Zone).  Shrine of Remembrance stop\nPlease visit Tram Tracker to check real-time tram arrival information and maps\nIf you are up for walking we are 1.8 km from Flinders St Station\n\nGoogle Map location please click here.\nCheck out our website here\nHow can I contact the organiser with any questions?\nYes\, please contact the Performance Medicine reception team on 03 9686 2373 or info@performancemed.com.au.\n What’s the refund policy for a Module 1 & 2 Package?\n100% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 31/07/2050% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 14/08/2025% refund will be provided if ticket is cancelled by 28/08/20.  No refund after 29/08/20.\nDo I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?\nNo\, you do not need to bring you printed ticket.  \nCan I update my registration information?\nYes\, you can update any registration information by logging into this event in Event Brite.\nIs my registration fee or ticket transferrable?\nNo\, this ticket cannot be transferred.\nPlease note: this course has been specially designed for practicing physiotherapists. If you are a speech pathologist\, vocal coach or singing teacher please email us directly on info@performancemed.com.au to express your interest in our other courses. \n
URL:https://performancemedicine.com.au/event/vocal-physiotherapy-module-2-the-performance-pathological-voice/
LOCATION:Performance Medicine\, Ground Floor\, The Gateway 312 St Kilda Road\, Southbank\, VIC 3006\, Southbank\, 3006\, AU
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://performancemedicine.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/4953_image.png
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR