It's different working with circus artists and they deserve knowledgeable clinicians.


This is the continuing education course that fills the gap between what you learned in school and working with folks who have goals and dreams of touching their butts to their heads, doing a split, a straight arm inversion, or a double twisting double.


Learn the exact framework that Dr. Emily Scherb, PT uses to assess her circus patients and accelerate their rehab process.


Join the course that can help you understand how circus bodies work and find a niche within this rapidly growing athletic population!

Fusion is in session starting March 16 2026

...and I don't want you to miss it!



Anatomy looks different when we're talking CIRCUS!

"I expected a highly expert level and got it!" - Susan Frikken, DPT

"The best thing about this course was just how well broken down the lectures were. Even though I have minimal experience with circus artists, I feel like I now have a good place to start. I've also had some carry over in my gymnast population, so it's been incredibly helpful!" - Ashley Hiscock, ATC

Movement Diagnosis and Analysis

Learn about common circus injuries, the patterns that lead to them, how to spot them, and how recognizing them will improve your treatment planning.

Circus Skill Breakdown


Recognize faulty mechanics and learn which components of foundational skills matter when assessing and progressing circus patients.

Circus Specific Exercises

Exercises for circus bodies to increase range of motion, strengthen, rehab and correct common circus movement impairments and injuries.

Who is this course for?

  • ALL types of clinicians who are interested in working with circus artists
  • Clinicians who work with circus artists but want to learn more to serve their population better
  • Those who don't want to spend time re-inventing the wheel and instead want to serve their patients with the best knowledge out there




What about pricing?


Circus Fusion will be available to the public for $1997.00 but waitlisters get access to significant discounts, bonuses, and early enrollment! It's an easy way to save. Mark your calendar for February 12th to access the lowest price that will only go out to the waitlist!


Fusion is is session starting March 16 2026

...and I don't want you to miss it!



Note: Check our FAQ for information about our access program for international registrants

"If you are interested in working within the world of circus arts as a medical practitioner, then sign up for this course. This course is a rarity within the medical world. Take full advantage of it." - Vanessa Bishline, PT

FAQ

Is this course for me?

If you are a healthcare provider who works (or wants to work) with circus artists, this course is for you!

We've had Physical Therapists, Chiropractors, Athletic Trainers, Medical Doctors, Massage Therapists and more come through the curriculum successfully.

Are continuing education credits (CME CE CEUs etc) available for this course?

Yes! The course is approved for 21 hours of continuing education by the New York Physical Therapy Association. This is transferable to *most* US states. We have had success with the credits translating for Chiropractors, Medical Doctors, Massage Therapists, Athletic Trainers, and Personal Trainers. Please let me know if you have questions about whether it will work for you due to country, state, or profession. We want to make sure you get credit for your hard work! emily@thecircusdoc.com

What if I am hearing impaired or English isn't my first language?

Captions are available by request. For the live meetings we are limited to one language however, if you need them translated for the replay that is possible. Just let me know! emily@thecircusdoc.com

What if I can't make the office hours or live case studies?

All office hours and case studies will be recorded, but please plan on being able to attend the majority of them to foster great discussion and community.

I work with pole artists, is this course for me?

Yes! Pole is one of the circus disciplines we talk about extensively. This course covers all disciplines in circus and because of similarities in mechanical demands, much of the content is relatable. Many of our graduates are pole focused and I would be happy to connect you with them if you have specific questions.

Do I need to be a clinician to take this course?

While this course is designed as a continuing education course for healthcare clinicians, it can be accessible to a larger audience. It make the most out of the course, you will need:

  • A strong anatomy and biomechanics background
  • A career as a movement professional for at least 2 years
  • A comfort level doing research on medical terms you may not understand
  • A willingness to reach out if you need help

Do you offer scholarships or financial aid?

If you need a payment plan or some sort of assistance, please let us know. While we generally do not offer scholarships we are open to hearing your situation. Please reach out if USD is not your local currency and this is a barrier to your attendance. emily@thecircusdoc.com