September 13 - 14, 2025 - Mayo Clinic - Rochester, Minnesota This is a Live (in-person) only course for Mayo Clinic Personnel This course is designed for therapists wanting to further improve their skills in the evaluation and treatment of the thumb and wrist! Providing updated research regarding the anatomy and biomechanics to perform a concise clinical examination, apply joint-specific techniques to address patient impairments to achieve optimal outcomes! Day #1 focuses on the thumb and radial column biomechanics to gain a thorough understanding of issues commonly seen in both the orthopedic and neurologic population. Day #2 promotes a better understanding of wrist instability: understanding the biomechanics of instability within the proximal row (dissociative instability) and between the rows (nondissociative instability). Therapists will perform a clinical manual assessment of the wrist including specific stability testing, joint mobilization techniques to address local limitations as well as treatment techniques to address pre-dynamic/occult wrist instability. This course is essential for therapists looking to deepen their experience with these diagnoses. Participants will need to complete the MedBridge prerequisite courses two weeks prior to the start of the in-person course.