In-person courses for clinicians who want to think clearly, reason confidently, and make better decisions with low back pain — built around the S.P.I.N.E. Method, not just protocols to follow.
Clinician-focused, case-based and reasoning-driven
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20/21/22 November 2026 with ReflexOsteo (registration here)
26/27 November 2026 with Smart Education (registration here)
11/12 December 2026 with Kymo Formation (registration here)
1/2/3 Octobre 2027 with Reflex Osteo (registration here)
Most courses teach:
new techniques
“top 10 exercise lists”
hard-to-apply protocols
But what really holds clinicians back with low back pain isn’t a lack of tools, it’s confidence in clinical reasoning.
You might know tests and drills, but the hard part is:
prioritizing what actually matters now
integrating multiple drivers of pain
adapting your decisions when patients don’t follow a linear path
This is where uncertainty creeps in, and why many clinicians feel stuck.
If you've already got the S.P.I.N.E. Method Quick-Start Kit, you know the map — the assessment sequence, the red flag screen, the reasoning framework. If not, [grab it here] first — it's the fastest way to see how S.P.I.N.E. thinks before you invest in the in-person course.
Now imagine applying it live — on real cases, in real time, with feedback in the room.
In-person courses help you move from:
knowing the sequence → reasoning through it under pressure
assessing on day one → managing a plan over weeks
That’s where clarity really happens ! 💛
I'm Wilfried, a physiotherapist and osteopath specialized in low back pain, better known as the.spine.physio — creator of the S.P.I.N.E. Method.
Across multiple countries and hundreds of clinicians, I’ve seen the same pattern:
👉 Those who learn how to think, not just what to do, become more confident, less reactive, and more effective.
This course isn’t about memorizing exercises, it’s about developing decision-making under complexity.
✔ Applying the structured assessment framework to real cases
✔ Differentiating pain mechanisms in practice
✔ Prioritizing drivers, not chasing every finding
✔ Explaining your reasoning to patients and colleagues
✔ Adapting your treatment when pain doesn’t behave logically
This is case-based, interactive learning, not lecture slides.
You’ll benefit most if you:
treat low back pain regularly
feel uncertain when cases get complex
want clinical reasoning, not drills
enjoy learning through discussion and reflection
Clinicians who complete this course report:
clearer clinical hypotheses
improved confidence with complex cases
more targeted and defensible treatment decisions
better patient explanations and buy in
less guesswork, more reasoning
(the S + P of the S.P.I.N.E. Method)
Understand somatic pain, referred pain, radicular pain, radiculopathy, heightened mechanosensitivity
Know the pathoanatomy, course and prognosis of the main LBP categories
Get a detailed comprehension & assessment of lumbar disc herniation, spondylolisthesis, lumbar spinal stenosis, and non-specific Low back pain
Perform a bedside neurological assessment
Know what science & experience says about treatment strategies
(the I of the S.P.I.N.E. Method — Impact)
Understand the main modifiable LBP prognostic factors
Get confident on how to make a deep cognitivo-emotional assessment
Get scripts for behavior/beliefs changes
Dress a multidimensional pain & disability profile
Leverage manual therapy and exercises effectively
Adapt communication within a Cognitive Functional Therapy (CFT) or other approaches
Improve patients adherence to treatment for the long-term