Case Studies – Pain Neuroscience & Neurodynamics Assessment

About the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Course

Understanding pain is not only about identifying the source but also about grasping the complex neurophysiological processes that influence it.

This Physiotherapy CPD Course provides a comprehensive approach to the assessment and management of neurodynamics, focusing on the clinical relevance of neural tissue biomechanics within Australian Clinical Practice Standards.

Designed for physiotherapists seeking to enhance their clinical skills in neuromusculoskeletal conditions, this session delves into the role of neurodynamics in restoring normal neural mobility and addressing related impairments. Through real-world case studies, you’ll explore how modern pain neuroscience concepts integrate with neurodynamic assessment strategies to improve diagnosis and treatment outcomes.

Whether you’re new to this field or aiming to deepen your clinical reasoning, this course offers actionable, evidence-informed learning to help you better manage complex pain conditions and tailor interventions to individual patients.

Clinical Mentor Mustufa Kagdi will guide the session, offering insights into the latest evidence-based approaches to neurodynamic assessment and treatment.

About the Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Program Instructor

The musculoskeletal physiotherapy program is led by Mustufa Kagdi, MACP, APAM, a highly accomplished Titled APA Musculoskeletal and Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist based in Australia. With nearly two decades of experience in advanced manual therapy, biomechanics, and pain science, Mustufa has successfully mentored physiotherapists at all levels.

Having completed his Master of Manual and Sports Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia, Mustufa brings a wealth of knowledge about Australian physiotherapy practice and standards. His interactive teaching style and deep understanding of clinical reasoning make this program a must for international physiotherapists aiming to thrive in Australia.