Recording of Webinar: MLD for long COVID-19
Event description
Where: Online
CPE: 1.5 CPE points
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MLD and long-COVID
It seems there is a news report every day on the growing problem of long-COVID, now begin referred to as a “mass disabling event”. Early reports from Dr Vodder Therapists indicate that Applied MLD is offering relief for people experiencing fatigue and brain fog, skeletal muscular aches and pains, and breathing difficulties. This webinar will review the role of the lymph system in recovery after viral infection and discuss case reports and treatment planning from a lymphatic perspective.
Presenter: Jan Douglass
Jan has practised and taught manual body therapies since 1986 including developing and delivering health science subjects for students of massage therapy, occupational therapy and naturopathy.
Since becoming a Dr Vodder Therapist in 1997 Jan has specialised in MLD & CDT and in 2002 became an Accredited Practical Instructor with the Dr Vodder School. In 2017 Jan was accredited as a Lymph Taping Instructor with Medical Taping Concept.
Jan’s scope of experience includes eight years as senior lymphoedema therapist at Flinders Medical Centre Breast Oncology Clinic and as trial co-ordinator at Flinders University Lymphoedema Research Unit. Jan has presented at numerous conferences and seminars nationally and internationally.
She completed her Honours Thesis on a yoga program for women with arm lymphoedema after breast cancer and wrote her PhD thesis on early detection of covert lymphatic dysfunction in young people infected with lymphatic filariasis in Myanmar.
Jan is now a consultant with the Centre for Neglected Tropical Diseases at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine in the UK where she provides advice and training in morbidity management in the global program to eliminate lymphatic filariasis.
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