Complete a Continuing Education Course Specializing in Chronic Pain Physical Therapy for only $99

Struggling to get through to your chronic lower back pain patients? Get the techniques and skills to help your patient or client with lower back pain recover more quickly.
Add this course to your toolkit from a leader in the Chronic Pain PT Community.

Lower Back Pain Treatment Course for Physical Therapists, Trainers, Chiropractors, and Pain Management Practitioners

Set up your business to successfully help your patients and clients reduce their chronic low back pain. Get a certificate from Chronic Pain Expert Dr. Joe LaVacca PT, OCS from Strength in Motion on Lower Back Pain Management.

Enroll now and get immediate access.

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                 Low Back Pain Treatment Course | Only $74.25 with code LEVELUP

How can an SiM Course Certificate help advance your clinical decision-making?

Accelerate patient/client recovery

Learn the latest evidence-based approaches to acclimating your clients so they can mentally cope and move forward with low back pain.

Revolutionize Your Rehab Approach

Identify the newest research into low back pain and how it helps guide assessment and treatment for enhanced therapeutic outcomes.

Empower your patients emotionally & physically

Learn to understand, define, and explain pain your clients with confidence using practical and easy to understand stories and analogies.

Learn today, apply tomorrow

Become the go-to therapist/trainer in your area for back pain, and increase patient retention.

If you often have clients who experience these challenges:

...then our course can help you bridge the gap between emotion and pain to transform chronic pain into a superpower for your clients.

What will you learn in this course?

“I would 1,000% recommend all of Joe’s courses if you want to up your game as a clinician.”

-Joe Gambino, Physical Therapist

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Meet your course instructor:

Joe LaVacca, PT, DPT, OCS
Founder of Strength in Motion, Specialists in Chronic Pain Management

Throughout my time as a PT I always wanted more. More for myself, and more for my patients. Through my experiences, time with mentors, countless continuing education courses, teaching around the world, and my own personal battle with depression, I began to question what I could actually do as a Physical Therapist, and perhaps more importantly, what I could do better as a human being.

I began to develop a style of care that centered around education, empowerment, and communication.

See what SiM students say

Martha Theirl, DPT
Martha Theirl, DPT
Physical Therapist Practice Owner, Massachusetts
"As a Physical Therapist who works with people with chronic pain and complex situations, Joe has been an amazing person to learn from and seek advice from when I get stumped or want to speak more clearly. He is able to quickly digest information and ask clarifying questions to get to the heart of the problem. He gives several ideas or examples of questions to ask or things to try that brings a fresh perspective to the problem I'm trying to help solve. I always come away from our conversations invigorated and with a different direction to try."
Joe Gambino, DPT, CSCS
Joe Gambino, DPT, CSCS
Physical Therapist Practice Owner, Online/Virtual
"Joe's courses have been huge in helping me grow as a clinician. He is well spoken and makes complex topics understandable. I would 1,000% recommend all of Joe's courses if you want to up your game as a clinician."
Jennifer Brilliant
Jennifer Brilliant
Yoga & Personal Training Coach, New York
"Joe LaVacca is knowledgeable, intuitive, smart and kind. Studying with Joe has helped me to further develop my communication skills with my students and deepen my understanding of pain. I highly recommend his course, Listening to Pain! I’ve referred him to countless students, colleagues and family. A session with Joe always gives great results and a supportive mindset for working with pain."
Are you ready to help your clients finally reduce their chronic pain?