(LMS-Scoliosis-OnDemand) This three-part course explores scoliosis across the lifespan, including classification, progression risk, and screening. Participants will learn exercise-based management strategies and apply scoliosis-specific principles through case studies involving idiopathic, neuromuscular, and degenerative presentations. (0.5 CEU / 5 contact hours)

(LMS-Pediatric-ACL) This course explores the epidemiology, risk factors, treatment considerations, rehabilitation, and return to sport decision making for pediatric ACL injuries. Topics included in this course are risk factors, treatment decision-making, rehabilitation, and reinjury prevention. Learners will gain practical tools to guide young athletes from injury through rehabilitation and safe return to performance. (0.2 CEU / 2 contact hours)

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(LMS-Team-PTAs) This self-paced course explores the roles, responsibilities, and collaborative relationship between physical therapists (PTs) and physical therapist assistants (PTAs). Learn how communication, supervision, and teamwork support quality patient care and professional growth. (0.2 CEU / 2 contact hours)

(Reflection-Clinical-Decision-Making) This course explores reflection as a practical strategy for strengthening clinical decision‑making in physical therapy practice. Learners gain tools that support clearer reasoning, adaptability, and confidence across students, residents, and experienced clinicians. (0.3 CEU / 3 contact hours)

(LMS-Encompass-PainManagement) This course examines pain management across the continuum of care, emphasizing gaps that arise during transitions from acute care to inpatient rehabilitation. It highlights the essential role of inpatient rehabilitation in supporting functional recovery and optimizing long-term patient outcomes. (0.2 CEUs/2 contact hours)

(Risk-and-Compliance-Analytics) This course emphasizes applying compliance principles to real‑world clinical scenarios, developing sound judgment in ethically complex situations. Students build accountability in clinical decision‑making, learn to differentiate skilled and non‑skilled services, and understand when to seek guidance or escalate concerns. The course also highlights how compliance supports sustainable practice through ethical standards, reimbursement integrity, and patient trust. (Note: No CEU credit is being offered for this course)

(KAATSU_BFR) This foundational course explores the physiological principles, historical origins, and clinical applications of KAATSU and traditional Blood Flow Restriction (BFR). Clinicians will learn to distinguish between intermittent and fixed pressure protocols to safely enhance rehabilitation, strength, and vascular health in diverse patient populations.

(Digital-Health-Course-7) Explore the foundations and future of artificial intelligence in this introductory course designed for physical therapy professionals. Learn key AI concepts, compare model types, understand transformer architecture, evaluate generative tools in real-world contexts, and explore prompt design and key prompting strategies. (0.2 CEU / 2 contact hours)

(LMS-BRAIN-INJURY-CERT) This six-part certificate series will explore the physical therapist's approach to patient management following a brain injury. In these courses, participants will learn about brain injury rehabilitation, including evidence-based interventions such as mindfulness meditation and psychoeducation. (1.0 CEU / 10 contact hours)