Workshop Training Dates:

Workshop #1: 6/25
Workshop #2: 6/30
(45-minutes each)

Have You Ever Worked With a Client Who Did Not Respond the Way You Expected?

Maybe you have seen:

• Two clients with the same diagnosis respond completely differently
• A client improve after an intervention that made little biomechanical sense
• Pain return despite improved strength and mobility
• A well-designed program stop producing results
• A client become stiff, guarded, or unstable under stress
• An athlete plateau even though their training looks excellent
• A client with a concussion history, dizziness, hypermobility, or recurring pain struggle to progress

These situations can leave good practitioners questioning their assessments, exercise selection, or clinical reasoning.

The problem is not always that your current model is wrong.

It may be incomplete.

Who This Training Is For

Built for Practitioners, Not Beginners

This series is designed for professionals who:

• Already have exposure to applied neurology or advanced biomechanics
• Work with real clients or patients
• Feel moments of hesitation, overthinking, or uncertainty in sessions
• Want to improve clinical reasoning, not just collect more techniques
   

What You Will Walk Away Understanding

After the two-part series, you will have a clearer understanding of:

• Why certain clients remain stuck
• Why the painful area may not always be the only place to investigate
• Why the same exercise can help one client and irritate another
• How sensory information can change strength, mobility, and balance
• Why stress and perceived threat can change physical performance
• How to test whether an intervention is useful for the person in front of you
• Where to begin applying neurology without overcomplicating your sessions

You will not leave with another rigid protocol.

You will leave with a better way to ask questions, test ideas, and respond to the individual nervous system in front of you.

What's In The 2 Workshops?

Workshop #1: Why Good Programs Fail

The Missing Neurological Variable in Pain, Performance, and Recovery

In the first workshop, you will learn why smart programming can still produce inconsistent results.

We will cover:

• Why two clients with similar symptoms may respond differently
• Where traditional biomechanical models can fall short
• How the brain turns sensory input into physical output
• Why the nervous system prioritizes safety before performance
• How poor sensory information can affect movement
• Why protective adaptations can remain after the original problem has changed
• Clinical examples involving pain, balance, and performance plateaus

By the end of Workshop 1, you will have a clearer explanation for why certain clients do not respond as expected.

More importantly, you will begin seeing pain, mobility, strength, and performance through a wider clinical lens.

Workshop #2: Where to Start With Applied Neurology

A Practical Framework for Therapists and Trainers

Understanding neurology is helpful.

Knowing what to do with it inside a real session is what makes it useful.

In the second workshop, we will show you how to begin without throwing away the skills, assessments, or programming you already use.

You will learn:

• How to identify a meaningful client baseline
• How to choose a simple neurological input
• How to assess and reassess the client’s response
• How to determine whether an intervention helped, hurt, or created no change
• How vision, vestibular function, proprioception, and interoception may influence outcomes
• How to use neurological information to make better programming decisions
• How to integrate this approach into training, rehabilitation, manual therapy, and performance sessions

This is not about memorizing a large collection of neurological drills.

It is about improving your decision-making.  

About the Instructor / Organization

Led by Matt Bush & Kathy Mauck, of Next Level Neuro (NLN)

The Applied Neuro Confidence Series is led by Next Level Neuro, an education company focused on long-term mentorship and applied neuroscience integration for professionals.

NLN specializes in helping practitioners move from "I learned this information from a video" to confident application & integration through structured mentorship, feedback, and clinical reasoning development.

Registration Details

Free Registration |  Replay Access

• Free Access for all health & fitness professionals

• Lifetime replay access

• Designed for practitioners with prior neuro training or advanced biomechanics education

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