Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction: Treatments to Stop the Pain in as Little as 4-6 Sessions – Kyndall Boyle

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Your work with lower back pain can give clients their lives back, allowing them to once again enjoy the things that debilitating pain had taken from them.

But sacroiliac joint dysfunction (SIJD), the source of pain for one out of three clients with back pain, can mimic numerous back and hip dysfunctions frustrating your ability to identify the root of your clients’ problem. Ultimately, you can find yourself going down the wrong treatment path, leaving you feeling defeated and worried that your client will face surgery that you can have helped them avoid.

Feel your confidence grow and your skills sharpen as you gain new, evidence-based strategies to stop your clients’ pain in as little as 4-6 sessions. Identify SIJD the first time by using special assessment tests and measures, so you can address the pain and restore function quicker. Utilizing case studies and demonstration lab time, you walk away from this workshop immediately ready to confidently tackle low back pain in your clients

1. Categorize the signs and symptoms of SIJD with specialized tests and measures.
2. Restate what muscles should be activated and inhibited to improve function.
3. Evaluate the anatomy and biomechanics related to SIJD, including asymmetrical and symmetrical postural patterns, as well as the relationship between faulty respiration, posture, motor control, and SIJD.
4. Analyze conservative interventions used to manage clients with SIJD by reviewing evidence-based research, case series, and a randomized control trial.
5. Demonstrate therapeutic exercises that address asymmetries/pathomechanics postural patterns.
6. Create a rehab program that addresses right, left, or bilateral SIJD.

How to Accurately Identify Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction (SIJD)

• Signs and symptoms that suggest SIJD
  • Where is the pain located?
  • Is there a pain referral pattern?
• What muscles should you activate and inhibit to improve function
• Special assessment tests and measures to identify SIJD and postural patterns

What to Examine in Addition to the Low Back – Anatomy & Biomechanics of SIJU

• Enhance treatment sessions by recognizing the relationship between SIJ and:
  • Hips
  • Faulty respiration
  • Posture
  • Motor control
  • Asymmetry/movement patterns

Conservative Interventions to Improve Outcomes Faster (Hands-On Lab)

• Examination tests and measure for SIJD
  • Pain provocation tests to recommend
  • SIJ tests not recommended
• Therapeutic exercises for right SIJD
• Therapeutic exercises for left SIJD
• Therapeutic exercises for symmetrical postural pattern (bilateral or unilateral SIJD)
• The value of blowing up a balloon (90/90 Bridge with Ball and Balloon exercise)