ConnectTherapy™ Grand Rounds: Abdominal Pain and Pelvic Floor symptoms; Chronic shoulder with SNS

Ninety minutes with LJ, an abdominal case and a chronic shoulder.

Grand Rounds gives you access to LJ and her clinical expertise from anywhere in the world — from the comfort of your own space. Two soon‑to‑be ConnectTherapy™ Certified Practitioners bring real cases: a 51‑year‑old with abdominal pain and pelvic floor symptoms that changed dramatically in two sessions, and a 29‑year‑old with a chronic shoulder still being worked through — with LJ’s input in the room.

90‑minute recorded session
Watch anytime, from anywhere

Prerequisite: Grand Rounds assumes you’ve completed at minimum the Virtual ConnectTherapy™ & the Thorax course.

ConnectTherapy Grand Rounds with Dr. LJ Lee

What you’ll see

Two cases, ninety minutes

This is your chance to see the models where it matters most — in the clinic, with patients, being reasoned through in real time rather than taught in the abstract.

The success story

A 51‑year‑old woman with an array of meaningful experiences, presenting with right upper pec pain, left abdominal pain, a constant urge to use the toilet, and pelvic floor concerns. An upcoming Certified ConnectTherapy™ Practitioner walks through how ConnectTherapy™ & the Thoracic Ring Approach™ were used to help her — dramatic change in just two treatment sessions, and #truewholebodyphysio at its finest. You see the reasoning, not just the result.

The patient case study

A 29‑year‑old former tennis player with chronic right shoulder pain, temperature fluctuations, and referred symptoms into the hand. Initial treatment targeted his Co‑Driver between the Thoracic Rings and the shoulder, but the cervical spine and head position never fully corrected over his feet. A reassessment identified a Co‑knee/foot Driver that completed the Driver Profile — addressing it alongside the Thoracic Rings finally centred his head over his base of support. The treating therapist brings her remaining questions to LJ: exercise progression for the updated Driver Profile, and managing long gaps between treatments.

Your instructor

Dr. Linda-Joy (LJ) Lee

Physiotherapist · Researcher · Founder, LJ Lee Institute for Physiotherapy & Movement

LJ is known internationally for her expertise in the thorax. For more than two decades, her clinical practice and research have focused on this region specifically — the biomechanics, the motor control, the pain science, and the mechanisms connecting it to the rest of the body.

That work produced ConnectTherapy™ and the Thoracic Ring Approach™ — models built to answer the questions that kept coming up in her own clinic, and in the clinics of the physiotherapists she teaches.

Grand Rounds is where you watch her apply them to cases she hasn’t rehearsed — reasoning through another clinician’s patient, out loud.

Your presenters

Andrea Buchanan

Erica Meloe

Where this came from

Built from what already worked

Grand Rounds grew out of the Refresher course for Series Grads, where patient cases were discussed virtually. Participants kept reporting the same thing: having LJ’s input on a real case moved their clinical practice in a way that more teaching didn’t.

It blows my mind that LJ knew what I was missing with my patients, just from hearing my patient stories. I have applied her suggestions with great success.

Jaquie Goldsack · Australia

ConnectTherapy™ Grand Rounds: Abdominal Pain and Pelvic Floor symptoms; Chronic shoulder with SNS

$55 CAD · 90‑minute recorded session

What’s included

Your place in the live 90‑minute session
The full recording afterwards — whether you make it live or not
The full 90‑minute recorded session
Two patient cases presented by soon‑to‑be Certified Practitioners
LJ’s clinical reasoning and input, worked through in real time
Access to the recorded replay for 12 months post‑event
Watch at your own pace, from anywhere in the world

You’ll be taken straight to secure checkout.

Prerequisite: minimum the Virtual ConnectTherapy™ & the Thorax course.

Questions? Email the registrar.

Ninety minutes. Two patients. One expert thinking out loud.

Courses teach you the model. Grand Rounds shows you what it looks like when the case doesn’t go to plan — and how LJ reasons through it anyway.