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You showed interest before — is now the right time?
We’re now assessing demand for the next course in 2026.
If timing, availability, or priorities have shifted, this is a simple way to indicate whether you’d still consider attending.
This helps determine whether Adelaide will run again — and ensures you’re first to know when it does.
What is SFMA Level 1?
Selective Functional Movement Assessment (SFMA) is a clinically driven system used to identify movement dysfunction and understand the underlying cause of pain.
It provides a structured process to:
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assess movement patterns
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differentiate mobility vs stability/control issues
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prioritise treatment decisions
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identify drivers beyond the site of pain
Rather than chasing symptoms, SFMA helps clinicians understand the movement system as a whole.
Why clinicians choose SFMA Level 1
1. A clear system
A repeatable framework to assess movement, rather than relying on guesswork.
2. Clinical clarity
Better distinction between mobility restriction and motor control dysfunction.
3. Confidence in decision-making
Know what to prioritise — and what not to.
4. Immediate application
Use it with patients the next day in clinic.
SFMA Level 1 — 2026
We are planning the next SFMA Level 1 course for 2026.
Submitting an expression of interest:
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helps confirm whether the course will run
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ensures you receive early access to registration
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allows you to secure a place before public release
This is not a commitment — just an indication of interest.
Who this is for
This is for clinicians who want a structured, systemised approach to movement assessment and clinical reasoning.
Typically attended by:
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physiotherapists
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chiropractors
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osteopaths
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exercise physiologists
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strength & conditioning professionals
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myotherapists
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massage therapists
No prior SFMA certification is required.
