Courses & Conferences

Registration is now open! 

Explore everything the centennial conference has to offer! Click here to visit the conference microsite and learn more about the seven educational courses, chapter meeting, Centennial Celebration, exhibitors, and more.

The Annual Chapter Meeting will take place onsite at Cascadia College Bothell during Saturday lunch on October 3, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.
If you would like to purchase a lunch ticket for just $20 (for those not registering for courses or students registering for and attending the Saturday afternoon Student Conclave).

The Annual Awards Ceremony will take place onsite at Cascadia College Bothell during the Centennial Evening Celebration on Saturday, October 3, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Tickets are $25 each and required for this event which includes a Happy Hour, Dinner, WPT-PAC Silent Auction, and other 100th Anniversary programming.

This is for tickets to just one or both of these events. To attend the full conference, visit the Full Conference Registration.

If you missed attending in person you can watch the recording here.  
Passcode: 6N$*@DvT

APTA Washington will be hosting a free CEU webinar on Long Covid this March. While COVID 19 has diminished over recent years, many people who were impacted by COVID still have lingering post-viral symptoms, known as Long-Covid. As the prevalence of Long COVID continues to rise, there is an urgent need for updated knowledge, collaborative care strategies, and shared decision-making between healthcare clinicians and patients. This presentation is designed to bridge gaps between clinicians, researchers, and patients to address the complex and evolving needs of individuals with Long COVID.
 
Objectives:

• Understand emerging research in Long COVID care.
• Verbalize the role of physical therapy in the collaborative care model for Long COVID.
• Describe tools to help patients understand and manage their condition.

Course taught by Dr. Janna Friedly. Dr. Janna Friedly is the founder of the University of Washington Medicine’s Long COVID clinic and the Chair of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at the University of Washington. The Post-COVID Rehabilitation and Recovery Clinic at Harborview Medical Center has received a $5 million grant to help members of underserved communities who are battling long COVID.

Webinar 1: The Ongoing Epidemic of Low Back Pain: Positioning Physical Therapists in High Value Care

Webinar 2: The High Value Acute Low Back Pain Pathway

Webinar 3: Implementing High Value LBP Care in your Community

Watch Recordings Here