As the year comes to a close, we're thrilled to invite you to the grand finale of this year's AAHC Speaker Series. This event is free.

Get ready to geek out with your favorite people! This informal and collaborative session is a unique opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of performing arts medicine. From dissecting the anatomy of the foot to discussing the latest ballet moves, we encourage you to embrace the geekiness and share your insights. Whether you have a recent article from the Journal of Dance Medicine and Science or insights from the IADMS conference, this is the perfect forum to engage in meaningful conversations.

Connect with like-minded professionals in the performing arts medicine community. Discuss recent articles and insights from the IADMS conference. Collaborate on ideas to support the greater Boston performing arts community and participate in a festive holiday celebration.

Prepare to revolutionize your warm-ups and training routines with the power of Controlled Articular Rotations (CARs) from head to toe! Beyond mere movements, CARs are the gateway to making intelligent training choices, reducing inflammation, and cultivating heightened joint awareness.

This event is tailor-made for movement educators, fitness trainers, yoga instructors, dance therapists, martial arts trainers, and anyone passionate about optimizing mobility and joint health.

Join us, either in person or over Zoom, for an immersive experience where you can expand your knowledge, connect with fellow movement enthusiasts, and refine your skills as a lifelong mover.

Join us for this hybrid session tailored for clinicians who treat performers. We will cover the importance of pelvic health, how to screen for pelvic floor dysfunction, how to effectively address it as part of your plan of care and when to refer out to a pelvic health therapist. This is a great opportunity to enhance your knowledge and treatment approach for the pelvic health of performers.

The session will be hybrid so attendees can choose to join via Zoom or in-person at our Cambridge office!

Attention dance educators! Join us over Zoom for a chat led by expert dance medicine physical therapists Aiko Callahan, PT, DPT, and Emma Nelson, PT, DPT. Learn safe stretching techniques and how to address hypermobility in dancers. Gain valuable insights and resources to enhance your teaching. Secure your spot for this transformative session now.