Rhythms of Resilience:
Where hormones meet movement. Where insight meets recovery.
Transform the way you assess, communicate, and treat clients through the lens of hormonal health and musculoskeletal resilience.
* Limited to 12 participants
Location:
Dates:
August 22-23, 2026
Investment:
$675
Understand the Hormones.
Cultivate Resilience.
The body is constantly adapting. Hormones influence how we move, recover, respond to stress, build strength, and navigate life's transitions. These rhythms are woven into every stage of health, healing, and performance.
WHEN WE LEARN TO SEE THESE RHYTHMS, WE CAN:
Support recovery with greater precision.
Build strength with confidence.
Help clients trust their bodies through change.
This advanced, two-day course invites you to connect hormonal health, movement science, and clinical reasoning to create more individualized, resilient pathways to recovery.
This Is Your Invitation
You’ll explore how hormone-related changes influence tissues, tendons, energy
systems, and the nervous system’s ability to adapt—through a mix of science,
sensory awareness, and clinical intuition.
Through lecture, live demonstration, and hands-on labs, you’ll learn to restore synergy in your clients’ most essential systems.
At the heart of this course is experiential learning, including:
Hands-on
labs:
Map timelines, test load responses, explore breath-to-core
relationships, and practice hormone-aware movement strategies.
Connecting the Dots:
Timeline-based reasoning and hormone-informed communication that fosters trust and agency in your clients.
Building
Resilience:
Integrate movement, loading, recovery, and coaching strategies that help clients adapt, heal, and thrive through life's hormonal transitions.
This is your invitation to shift from chasing symptoms to cultivating resilience, one intentional, connected step at a time.
Course Overview
This hands-on course explores the connection between hormonal health, musculoskeletal resilience, and recovery across the lifespan. You'll learn how menstrual cycles, pregnancy, postpartum transitions, and menopause influence tissue adaptation, tendon health, pain experiences, movement capacity, and healing.
Through a blend of lecture, movement exploration, case discussion, and lab-based learning, you'll connect hormonal physiology to tissue behavior, nervous system regulation, load tolerance, and recovery, translating complexity into confident clinical decision-making.
You'll learn to use hormone-aware assessment, timeline mapping, and coaching-informed communication to uncover the factors contributing to your client's presentation and support meaningful, lasting change.
You’ll leave with a complete toolbox: assessment strategies, tendon loading progressions, movement frameworks, client education resources, and communication approaches that foster trust, resilience, and client agency throughout the recovery process.
Shift from chasing symptoms to cultivating resilience, one intentional, connected step at a time.
What You’ll Learn
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Understand how hormonal physiology across life stages shapes musculoskeletal resilience and recovery.
Recognize how hormonal shifts impact strength, balance, proprioception, sleep, and recovery.
Use hormone-aware intake tools, symptom trackers, and client timelines to see the full story.
Apply progressive strength and tendon loading strategies tailored to hormonal context and client capacity.
Adapt movement and manual therapy techniques with attention to collagen, neuromuscular timing, and recovery needs.
Strengthen your coaching and communication with reflective, empowering language.
Translate systems-based knowledge into practice using ready-to-use templates, handouts, and coaching prompts.
What’s Included:
01
Pre-course video and reading materials
to build foundational knowledge before the live session.
02
16 contact hours of live, in-person training
focused on hands-on learning and practical application.
03
Access to the full course slide deck
for review and ongoing reference after the course.
04
Small-group lab environment
(limited to 12 participants) for individualized feedback and skill refinement.
Who Should Attend
Pelvic Health PTs and OTs, Orthopedic Physical Therapists
(intermediate – advanced)
No internal exam required.
Format: 30–40 % lecture | 60–70 % lab / case integration
About Your Instructor
Dr. Susan Clinton,
PT, DScPT, OCS, WCS, COMT, FAAOMPT, WHC, NBC-HWC
Founder of LTI Physio | Lead · Transcend · Inspire
An internationally recognized clinician, educator, and mentor with over 40 years of experience, Dr. Susan Clinton bridges science and intuition to help providers deliver holistic, evidence-based care. Her teaching style is immersive, compassionate, and empowering—guiding practitioners to see connections others miss and elevate their clinical impact.
