A practical, hands-on, full-day workshop designed to elevate your spinal assessment and rehabilitation skills using contemporary, evidence-based strategies. Ideal for osteopaths, physiotherapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, and exercise professionals seeking to advance their clinical toolkit.
Learn with Paul Hermann, an experienced Australian clinician and educator with over 20 years of expertise in spinal rehabilitation, movement assessment, and strength programming.
In-person and Practical Workshop
Hands-on demonstrations, small-group practice sessions, and real-world case scenarios woven throughout the day to ensure you leave confident, skilled, and ready to apply what you learn in the clinic.
One in six New Zealanders are living with back pain right now.
Up to 80 percent will experience it during their lifetime.
It is consistently one of the top reasons for GP visits across Aotearoa.
ACC manages over 230,000 back and spinal injury claims every year.
These claims cost more than $700 million annually in treatment, rehabilitation, and income support.
Despite the prevalence, most back pain is mechanical and highly responsive to structured, evidence-based rehabilitation. The challenge lies in identifying what each individual needs: stability, mobility, motor-control retraining, load progression, or behavioural change.
This workshop will help you refine the critical assessment and rehabilitation skills required to confidently manage both acute and persistent spinal presentations.
You will learn how to:
By the end of the workshop, you will be able to:
In-person and Practical Workshop
Paul Hermann is a respected clinician, educator, and rehabilitation specialist based in Australia, with more than 20 years of experience in allied health practice. Known for his engaging teaching style and practical, movement-centred approach, Paul brings a wealth of knowledge to clinicians across the region.
He is passionate about bridging evidence with real-world practice, and his workshops are renowned for being highly interactive, clinically relevant, and immediately applicable.
This is a rare opportunity to learn from Paul in New Zealand.
If you need to withdraw, please notify us in writing.
Refunds are available up to 21 days before the event (minus an administrative fee).
Within 21 days, refunds are not available, but you may transfer your registration to another attendee.
In-person and Practical Workshop
Limited places available to ensure a high-quality learning experience.