From Tissue Healing to Performance: Advanced Practical Applications in Therapeutic Exercise

Description

Course Location:
Canadian Centre for Activity and Aging
Western University
1201 Western Road
London, Ontario

Course Date:
Saturday October 3
8:30am – 4:30pm

Course Pricing:
$200 (CAMPT Member)
$250 (CPA Member)
$275 (Non-Member)
+tax

Registration Deadline: September 14, 2026
Registration deadlines are in place to ensure the integrity of the course being offered. Therefore, a $50 late fee will be applied to any student who wishes to register once the registration deadline date has passed.

Cancellation Policy:
A full refund, less a $25 admin fee will be issued if a cancellation occurs more than 1 month before the start date. No refund will be issued within a month of the course start date. 

Out-Of-Province Students are responsible for determining their own eligibility and securing temporary licensure for course attendance in a province other than their residence/clinical practice province. Please consult the PT College website of the province you are visiting to learn about requirements (they vary from province to province).

Course Description:
Bridge the gap between exercise theory and hands-on clinical application. This intensive workshop helps physiotherapists fine-tune the visual, verbal, and objective tools needed to elevate rehabilitation outcomes. Eliminate guesswork and program progressive, effective exercise interventions tailored directly to your patients' needs and goals

Instructor Bio: Steve Di Ciacca MSc, BSc(PT), BHKin, FCAMPT, Dip Sport
Steve is an instructor in the Masters of Sport and Exercise Medicine and Masters of Physical Therapy Programs at Western University. He has worked for the past 20 years as a physio and strength and condition coach. Exercise medicine has been at the core of his career and in particular, as the former lead(s) of Sport Medicine and Sport Science with both Rowing and Cycling Canada’s Olympic teams. Steve truly enjoys sharing his experience and expertise in the inclusion and application of exercise from early-stage interventions to improving health and performance.

Questions? Contact Colleen Dorion cdorion@physiotherapy.ca