Professional Development Events

Advance your manual therapy skills with this Level Two Dry Needling course led by Dr. Marni Kruger. This program focuses on integrating dry needling techniques for complex spinal and neurological conditions, offering a higher level of precision for your clinical practice

HiTech Therapy Proudly Supports RehabConnekt Gauteng 2026!
At HiTech Therapy, we are passionate about empowering the next generation of healthcare providers. We believe that having the right tools—both clinical and professional—is the foundation of a successful career in rehabilitation.

We are thrilled to partner with RehabConnekt for their upcoming Gauteng conference, a vital event designed to help students and young professionals bridge the gap between university and clinical practice.

Why Attend?
Bridge the Gap: Get a roadmap for transitioning into community service and private practice.

Innovation: Experience the latest in rehabilitation technology and equipment firsthand.

Social Impact: Support a great cause! As a Non-Profit, all RehabConnekt proceeds go toward bursaries for healthcare students.

Secure Your Spot
Don’t miss this chance to network with industry leaders and invest in your future. We look forward to seeing you there and supporting your journey toward clinical excellence.

This practical workshop, presented by Jacqui McCord-Uys, is designed for practitioners looking to master effective taping techniques for athletic support and injury prevention. The session provides hands-on experience to ensure you can apply these skills immediately in a sports or clinical environment

Course overview will include:
Theory and practical application of Dynamic, Kinesiology, Athletic & McConnell taping.
Practical taping techniques covering regions from the ankle to the upper limb.

This intensive two-day combined certification is led by Prof. Chris Yelverton and focuses on a comprehensive musculoskeletal approach. The course covers 75% of muscles in the primary body regions in Level One, while Level Two addresses high-risk areas and complex neurological integrations. This streamlined format allows practitioners to complete both certification levels in a single weekend

*Dry Needling course, theory must be completed via the provided online videos and modules prior to the practical weekend.

Refine your clinical expertise and gain the confidence to manage sports injuries from the initial sideline assessment through to successful return-to-play. This intensive two-day course, presented by Jacqui McCord-Uys, is designed specifically for Physiotherapists, Biokineticists, and Sport Medical Practitioners seeking to elevate their diagnostic and rehabilitation skills.

What to Expect
Expect an intensive, evidence-based deep dive into both acute on-field management and long-term clinical recovery. This course focuses on sharpening your diagnostic accuracy and high-pressure decision-making, giving you the practical tools to build clear rehab plans and handle critical game-day calls with confidence.

Key Learning Outcomes
Diagnose with Confidence: Refine your assessment techniques for acute and chronic sports injuries.

Clear Rehab Planning: Develop structured, results-driven recovery pathways for athletes.

On-Field Proficiency: Master the essentials of managing injuries effectively in a live sporting environment.

Strategic Decision-Making: Gain the expertise to make smart, safety-first game-day calls.

Date & Time
May 27, 2026 07:00 PM

The first Fast-Lite live webinar covering an introduction to the product, featuring content from product specialist Camilla Måhl:
- Key features and benefits
- Why Fast-Lite is ideal as a pre-formed orthosis
- Watch how to fit on a patient (lower limb and elbow)
- Environmental benefits of Fast-Lite (made with X-Lite® material)

Fast-Lite is a convenient, lightweight and eco-friendly pre-formed orthoses range including leg and elbow splints. It can be easily modified with heat and fitted to a patient quickly and efficiently.

Presented by Arie Michaeli, this 3-hour practical workshop introduces an innovative method for managing low back pain. The session demonstrates how to allow patients to exercise pain-free earlier in the rehabilitation process by simultaneously utilising four key components: isometric muscle contraction (IMC), assisted active oscillatory mobilisation, end-of-range passive stretch, and mindfulness.