Free Shoulder Rehabilitation Resources for Clinicians
Practical, Evidence-Informed Learning to Support Your Practice
In collaboration with the brilliant David Pope and his Clinical edge team, Jo provides a range of free shoulder rehabilitation resources designed to support clinicians in developing confidence, improving clinical reasoning, and refining their approach to assessment and management.
These resources are intended to offer clear, practical insights that can be applied immediately in clinical practice, while also challenging unhelpful or outdated approaches to shoulder care.
Clinical Edge Resources
Collaborating with the brilliant David Pope and the Clinical Edge Team we have lots of free resources to support your learning and also give you a taste of my passion for education and empowering clinicians.
You can access infographics, and our video ‘how to be a shoulder detective’ here:
You can also take our shoulder assessment bootcamp to enhance your assessment skills right now.
Jo Gibson on the Clinical Edge Podcast
Kinetic chain and much more with Ben Ashworth
From Evidence to Practice via the shoulder
Shoulder Instability
Post-op shoulder instability
Treating the shoulder
A new paradigm for assessment and treatment of the shoulder
Swimmers Shoulder
Master Shoulder Rehab
Shoulder Assessment Bootcamp
The Shoulder Assessment Bootcamp provides a structured, evidence-informed framework for evaluating patients with shoulder pain.
Rather than relying on traditional special tests, this resource focuses on clinical reasoning and understanding what truly influences symptoms and outcomes.
Through this approach, you will learn how to:
- Structure your subjective and objective assessment
- Identify key factors contributing to shoulder pain
- Move beyond diagnosis-led thinking
- Apply reasoning that supports effective management
Access the bootcamp here:
Jo Gibson regularly contributes to podcasts, interviews, and educational platforms, sharing her expertise in shoulder rehabilitation with a global audience.
These appearances provide insight into her clinical reasoning, approach to complex cases, and perspective on shoulder assessment and management.
They also reflect her ongoing commitment to improving understanding and standards within physiotherapy and sports medicine.
Kinetic chain and much more with Ben Ashworth
From Evidence to Practice via the shoulder
Shoulder Instability
Post-op shoulder instability
Treating the shoulder
A new paradigm for assessment and treatment of the shoulder
Swimmers Shoulder
Master Shoulder Rehab
Supporting Your Development as a Clinician
These free resources are designed to help you:
- Improve confidence in shoulder assessment
- Strengthen your clinical reasoning
- Apply evidence more effectively in practice
- Highlight less common causes of shoulder pain
- Reflect the challenges we encounter in clinical practice.
If you would like to continue developing your expertise, you can explore Jo’s in-person and online courses for more in-depth learning.
Explore courses and further education opportunities to build on these foundations.