Courses & Workshops for Real-World Practice

Participants deepen their knowledge of contemporary functional assessment and movement analysis, develop clinical reasoning and practise identifying movement deficits.

• Covers functional assessment methods, movement analysis, posture and gait assessment, core movement patterns and clinical cases.
• Focuses on functional testing, movement-quality assessment and rehabilitation planning based on assessment findings.
• CPD credits apply to the listed specialties in the partner announcement: sports medicine, physical medicine, balneology and rehabilitation, orthopaedics-traumatology, paediatrics, neurology, radiology, family medicine, cardiology, pulmonology and internal medicine.

Completed cohort example: CARE helped organise a five-day Prague programme for Georgian physiotherapists and rehabilitation specialists, combining thematic lectures, practical workshops, clinical assessment and testing, physiotherapy modalities, musculoskeletal and sports-injury rehabilitation, return-to-sport evaluation and a visit to the Prague Sports Medicine Center. Participants received certificates at the end of the programme.

Participants study the practical use of sport taping in injury support, functional movement and clinical or sport settings.

• Covers the main principles of sport and functional taping.
• Includes common upper- and lower-limb taping applications.
• Focuses on correct taping technique for different injuries and clinical conditions.
• Uses supervised practical work based on real cases.

Participants study acute and chronic physiological adaptations to exercise, bioenergetics and performance-related systems.

• Includes neuromuscular, cardiovascular and respiratory physiology, fatigue, recovery and exercise prescription principles.
• Practical sessions focus on physiological testing and interpretation of performance-related data.

Participants develop competencies in remote patient assessment, virtual consultations and digital communication.

• Covers legal and ethical frameworks, cybersecurity and integration of telehealth into routine care.
• Practical exercises use real-world clinical scenarios and digital health solutions.

The course combines scientific evidence with practical clinical applications for active longevity.

• Covers age-related physiological changes, frailty assessment, sarcopenia and falls prevention.
• Includes exercise prescription, nutrition, cognitive health and multidisciplinary management approaches.

Participants explore current evidence-based nutritional guidelines and apply them through practical case discussions.

• Covers energy metabolism, hydration, macro- and micronutrients, body composition and nutritional periodization.
• Includes supplementation, RED-S and nutrition for children, adolescents and elite athletes.

Participants learn to assess physical fitness, lifestyle behaviours, cardiometabolic risk, body composition and functional capacity.

• Uses validated assessment methods to build an overall wellness picture.
• Focuses on individualized, evidence-based wellness programmes for health, performance and quality of life.

Lectures, discussion, exercises, role-play and case work support the application of psychology in sport.

• Covers motivation, goal setting, mental skills, attention, confidence, performance anxiety and communication.
• Includes psychological support through injury, rehabilitation and return to sport.

Interns complete supervised front-of-house and guest-service tasks, support live tourism operations and take ownership of a host-appropriate specialization project.

• Placement options include Tbilisi, Batumi and selected regional destinations.
• Accommodation is provided by the host organization; meal arrangements depend on the host site.

The programme covers facial anatomy, patient assessment, injectables, device-based treatments, complication management and supervised case work.

• All on-site practical sessions are supervised by a board-certified aesthetic medicine physician.
• Completion requires passing final practical and theoretical assessments.

Participants build clinical and safety foundations before progressing to supervised patient-facing session planning and delivery.

• Conducted by the International Ridetherapy Association under the supervision of Dr. Ia Zedelashvili.
• Includes horse-handling safety, patient positioning, documentation and outcome measurement.