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| Vestibular Rehabilitation |
THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL - If you'd like to be put on our waiting list please send us your information via our contact form.
Workshop Fee:
Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop) Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 8
Designed for: PT/PTA |
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Workshop No.: F09-05
Date: Friday, October 2, 2009
Time: 7:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.
Location: Radisson Hotel Bloomington MN by Mall of America |
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| Description: |
| This course focuses on developing the therapist’s understanding of vestibular anatomy, physiology, and pathology, as well as developing evaluative and treatment skills for patients with vestibular dysfunction. This course is appropriate for therapists who are new to the area of vestibular rehab, as well as those with prior experience with vestibular patients. Course format includes lecture, lab, group discussion, and case studies. |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
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Describe functional anatomy and physiology of the vestibular system
- Identify basic differences between central and peripheral vestibular signs
- Identify classic signs and symptoms of BPPV, and demonstrate positional testing and treatment of BPP
- Describe the pathophysiology of common vestibular disorders
- Describe how to determine an appropriate treatment theory, and how to progress basic vestibular exercises
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| Agenda: |
7:30 a.m. Registration - refreshments provided
7:45 Anatomy and Physiology of the Vestibular System
8:30 Nystagmus: What is it? What does it mean?
9:15 Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
10:15 Break
10:30 BPPV Lab
12:00 p.m. Lunch—on your own
1:00 Pathophysiology of Common Vestibular Disorders
1:45 Evaluation of the Vestibular Patient
2:30 Oculomotor Exam and Lab
3:00 Break—refreshments provided
3:15 Treatment Theory
4:00 Treatment Intervention
4:45 Case Studies
5:15 Conclusion of workshop
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| About the presenter: |
Becky Olson-Kellogg, PT, DPT, GCS, graduated in 1992 from the U of MN Program in PT and earned her DPT from Boston University in 2005. She is a Board Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist, and has received Certificates of Competency in three areas of Vestibular Rehab from Emory University in Atlanta and the APTA. She received the first ever Geriatric Section Clinical Educator of the Year Award from the APTA in 2002. She is a Clinical Instructor for NeuroCom International and Computerized Dynamic Posturography. She previously served as the PT Program Director in an outpatient vestibular/balance clinic. Currently she is an Asst. Professor at the U of MN in the Physical Therapy Program.
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| Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation |
Workshop Fee: Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop)
Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)
Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 6.5
Designed for: PT/PTA/OTR/COTA |
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Workshop No.: F09-20
Date: Friday, October 16, 2009
Time: 7:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Ramada Mall of America, Bloomington, MN
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| Description: |
| Participants in this dynamic one day seminar will walk away with a comprehensive understanding of the cardiac and pulmonary systems. Lecture will be clinically based with patient examples. Topics include: cardiac and respiratory pathologies with clinical implication, evaluation and treatment, exercise prescriptions, and documentation strategies to optimize reimbursement. Specific diagnosis reviewed include: Pneumonia, COPD, CHF, s/p CABG, ASCVD, MI, Emphysema and more! Special precautions and treatment ideas to safely treat a patient with these diagnoses will be covered. |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
- Define the anatomy of the cardiopulmonary system
- Determine a baseline for treatment as it relates to a cardiac and a pulmonary patient
- Identify precautions, indications and contraindication, following a cardiac or pulmonary episode or procedure
- List documentation strategies for effective reimbursement
- Identify common cardiac and pulmonary pathologies and treatment techniques
- Return to the clinic with working tools for treatment
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| Agenda: |
7:45 a.m. Registration - refreshments provided
8:00 Anatomy and Physiology
9:30 Break
9:45 Disease, Pathologies and Precautions
11:30 Lunch - on your own
12:30 p.m. Evaluation and Treatment
3:00 Break
3:15 Treatment, meds and documentation
3:45 Questions
4:00 Conclusion of Workshop |
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| About the presenter: |
Henry Lozano, PT, DPT, is a Regional Director of Rehabilitation in Minnesota for Volunteers of America. He oversees several sub-acute therapy departments dealing with a variety of diagnoses within nursing homes. Henry graduated from Montclair State University in 1988 with a BS in Biology and Chemistry, New York University in 1992 with a degree in Physical Therapy, and he recently obtained his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Boston University. Henry has been an adjunct faculty in the University of Minnesota’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program since 1998 teaching cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.
Henry, together with an interdisciplinary team helped develop the in-patient and out-patient physical therapy aspect of the pulmonary rehabilitation program at Health East Bethesda Rehabilitation Hospital in 1994. Henry is a dynamic speaker and has lectured on this topic across the country since 1999. |
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| Pilates Challenges for Core Stability |
THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL - If you'd like to be put on our waiting list please send us your information via our contact form.
Workshop Fee: Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop)
Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)
Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 6
Designed for: PT/PTA/OTR/COTA/Any interested rehab staff |
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Workshop No.: F09-25
Date: Friday, October 23, 2009
Time: 8:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Country Inn & Suites at Mall of America, Bloomington, MN
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| Description: |
| Oprah does it, why not you? Why not your patients? PILATES may seem like a Hollywood trend, however the core challenges that Pilates provides are essential for enhancing the sport of a highly-skilled athlete, or, at the other end of the spectrum, even to relieve pain in the day-one post-operative spine patient. Learn the six Pilates fundamentals and how these basics will enhance patients’ core stability as well as therapists’ clinical expertise in selecting and advancing the clinical and home exercise program. Have fun with more-advanced patients by discovering the burn of the Pilates “stomach series.” Learn Pilates mat exercises that can be used for rehabilitation of many diagnoses: osteoporosis; acute-to-chronic spinal pain; post-operative diagnoses; knee, ankle, shoulder pathologies and more! |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
- Know the history of Pilates and its importance to the clinical environment
- State and explain the six primary Pilates principles
- Incorporate Pilates fundamentals into traditional therapeutic exercise programs
- Know advanced Pilates exercises for progression and leading into a discharge plan for the patient
- Be able to modify (with or without props) the learned Pilates exercise per the individual patient’s needs
- Know the indications, precautions and contraindications of the Pilates exercises in order to appropriately designate exercises according to patient diagnoses and fitness level
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| Agenda: |
8:15 a.m. Registration - refreshments provided
8:30 Introduction; History of Pilates; Clinical Relevance
9:00 Review of Pertinent Anatomy
9:30 Lab 1: Mini Mat Class
10:00 Break
10:15 Pilates Fundamentals
11:15 Lab 2: Partner Experience -Fundamentals
12:30 p.m. Lunch - on your own
1:30 Q & A
1:45 Stomach Series
2:15 Lab 3: Stomach Series
2:45 Break
3:00 Use of Props for Exercises; Recommended Books, Videos, Props
3:45 Q & A
4:00 Conclusion of Workshop |
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| About the presenter: |
Jillian E. Moriarty, MSPT, attained her Master's degree in Physical Therapy from Boston University and completed her Bachelor's degree in Science-Business from the University of Notre Dame. Jillian has over 10 years of experience in the health and wellness field including working as a physical therapist in multiple disciplines such as: acute care neonatal intensive care units; outpatient pediatrics; and outpatient neurology, orthopedics and sports medicine. She is also a Polestar-Certified Pilates Instructor, a Certified Yoga Instructor and has training in various bodywork and massage techniques.
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| Reflex Integration for Infants with Autism and Neuro-Developmental Challenge |
Workshop Fee: Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop)
Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)
Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 7
Designed for: SLP/OT/COTA/PT/PTA/Early Childhood Providers/Int. Participants |
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Workshop No.: F09-30
Date: Friday, October 30, 2009
Time:7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location: Country Inn & Suites at Mall of America, Bloomington, MN |
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| Use the power of infant reflexes and developmental movements to address autism spectrum disorder, developmental delay and challenge in a systems approach. Participants will apply reflex principles and therapies to support healthy neurodevelopment in the first year of life. This course introduces therapists to specific reflexes (Moro and TLR) that support development of vestibular and auditory systems. Therapists will be introduced to the interactive nature of reflex integration with system maturation. Course format includes lecture, demonstration, movement and hands-on lab, group discussion and cases. Participants are asked to bring a mat, pillow and seating (a cushion or backjack) for floor activities. |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
- Understand generally how reflexes dynamically affect systems’ development and function
- Understand stages of reflex maturation
- Understand how specific reflexes support specific development and function
- Recognize and assess traits of specific immature or retained reflexes
- Provide treatment activities to support maturation of specific reflexes
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| Agenda: |
7:45 a.m. Registration- refreshments provided
8:00 Overview of reflex integration & systems approach
Autonomic system & vestibular system
Attentional priorities
Moro reflex
Moro affects on systems and function
Moro assessment
10:00 Break
10:15 Treatment interventions
Moro - sensori-motor variations
12:00 p.m. Lunch - on your own
1:00 Reflex integration & systems
Autonomic, vestibular & auditory systems
Tonic labyrinthine reflex (TLR)
TLR affects on systems and functions
TLR assessment
3:00 Break
3:15 Treatment interventions
TLR – 3 dimensions
4:30 Conclusion of workshop
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| About the presenter: |
Catherine Burns, RSMT, CST as a registered somatic movement therapist and craniosacral therapist supports children with autism and other neuro-developmental issues. In her private practice, MamaBebe, she has provided therapies and education for perinatal women and young children for 16 years. Catherine has led staff trainings for early childhood developmental issues in various venues including ECFE and childcare providers. Catherine has been published three times in the Currents Journal and has presented twice at the national conference of the Body-Mind Centering Association®. She completed RSMT through the International Somatic Movement and Educators and Therapists Association (ISMETA) in 2004. Catherine certified as an Infant Developmental Movement Educator through the School for Body-Mind Association® and as a Craniosacral Therapist with Dr. Carol Phillips, DC in 2004. She was certified in Hakomi Somatic Psychotherapy for Bodyworkers in 1997 and as a massage therapist in 1994. Somatic therapies employ movement as the link between body and mind. Reflex integration provides research based, specific interventions as natural, developmental supports for brain organization and function. |
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| Fundamental Pediatric Kinesio Taping® |
Workshop Fee: Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop)
Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)
Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 6
Designed for: PT/PTA/OT/COTA |
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Workshop No.: F09-35
Date: Friday, November 6, 2009
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.
Location: Ramada Mall of America, Bloomington, MN |
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| Learn fundamentals of the therapeutic modality that has captured the attention and imagination of clinicians worldwide. Application of the Kinesio Taping® Method is straightforward, safe and effective for most patient populations, including pediatrics. Fundamental Pediatric Kinesio Taping® is a theory and lab-based course covering practical applications that can be immediately incorporated into your pediatric treatments. Add this modality to your clinical toolbox to improve therapeutic and functional outcomes. |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
- Describe the unique functional quality of Kinesio Tex®
- Understand fundamental principles of the Kinesio Taping Method
- Determine appropriate taping applications for supporting or relaxing muscles
- Proficiently implement steps of application for fundamental Kinesio Taping techniques
- Identify pediatric clinical indications and contraindications for the Kinesio Taping Method
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| Agenda: |
8:00 a.m. Registration - refreshments provided
8:15 Introduction to Kinesio Taping Method
History, Basic Concepts, Properties of Kinesio Tex®
Preparations, precautions, Application Guidelines
9:45 Break
10:00 Basic Muscle Application Techniques
Pediatric Considerations
Lab: Neck and Upper Trunk
11:45 Lunch - on your own
12:45 p.m. Basic Muscle Applications Lab
Upper Extremity and Scapula
Trunk
2:15 Break - refreshments provided
2:30 Basic Muscle Applications Lab
Lower Extremity
3:30 Discussion, Questions and Answers, Evaluation
3:45 Conclusion of Workshop |
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| About the presenter: |
Michelle Tavera, PT, CKTI, graduated from University of Wisconsin-Madison's Physical Therapy program in 1991. She has enjoyed practicing pediatrics in outpatient and school settings in the Twin Ports since 1994. Michelle is NDT certified in pediatrics and specializes in Kinesio Taping, aquatics, soft tissue mobilization, cranio sacral therapy, and clinical instruction. As a clinical specialist and private consultant, she has successfully and enthusiastically applied Kinesio Taping techniques and theory to pediatric and adult populations.
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| Mind/Body Approaches for Physical and Occupational Therapists |
Workshop Fee: Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop)
Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)
Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 7.25
Designed for: PT/PTA/OT/COTA |
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Workshop No.: F09-40
Date: Friday, November 13, 2009
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: Country Inn & Suites at Mall of America, Bloomington, MN |
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| The field of mind/body medicine includes many approaches and techniques which hold great promise for enhancing the effectiveness of conventional PT and OT treatments. This interactive workshop will introduce several evidence-based mind/body approaches and will include discussion of the theoretical basis of mind/body techniques and their application in the clinical setting. Participants are asked to wear comfortable clothing and bring a Yoga Mat. |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
- Discuss the role of the autonomic nervous system and mechanisms of self regulation
- Identify common mind/body medicine approaches that could be useful in the PT/OT clinical setting
- Utilize resources/pathways for deeper learning/exploration of mind/body healing approaches
- Begin to incorporate mind/body techniques as an integral part of treatment planning
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| Agenda: |
8:00 a.m. Registration - refreshments provided
8:15 Overview of the autonomic nervous system and mind/body approaches - meditation/breathing, guided imagery, biofeedback, movement therapies, energy medicine, bodywork, acupuncture, etc.
9:00 Examples of the successful application of mind/body techniques - chronic pain, spinal cord injury
10:00 Break
8:00 a.m. Registration - refreshments provided
8:15 Overview of the autonomic nervous system and mind/body approaches - meditation/breathing, guided imagery, biofeedback, movement therapies, energy medicine, bodywork, acupuncture, etc.
9:00 Examples of the successful application of mind/body techniques - chronic pain, spinal cord injury
10:00 Break
10:15 Group practice of several common techniques with discussion
12:00 p.m. Lunch - on your own
1:00 Indications/contraindications
2:00 How to go deeper - resources for learning/exploring mind/body medicine
3:00 Break
3:15 Strategies for incorporating mind/body approaches in the clinic
5:00 Conclusion of workshop |
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| About the presenter: |
Nelson Coffey, PT, DipMDT, has 25 years of experience in outpatient settings. He has worked and taught as a physical therapist in Egypt and Hungary. In 1996 he obtained a Diploma in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy from the McKenzie Institute International and he is a former faculty member of the McKenzie Institute. Nelson has completed the Professional Training Program and the Advanced Training Program of the Center for Mind Body Medicine and he incorporates mind/body approaches into his physical therapy practice. He facilitates Mind/Body Skills groups for healthcare professionals, patients and others interested in learning about self care.
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| Stroke Rehabilitation in a TCU: A Functional Team Approach |
THIS WORKSHOP IS FULL - If you'd like to be put on our waiting list please send us your information via our contact form.
Workshop Fee: Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop)
Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)
Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 6.5
Designed for: PT/PTA/OT/COTA |
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Workshop No.: F09-55
Date: Friday, November 20, 2009
Time: 7:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Location: Country Inn & Suites at Mall of America, Bloomington, MN |
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| This workshop is intended as a review of stroke rehabilitation specifically as encountered in the TCU’s and long term care facilities. The presenters include nursing, occupational therapy and physical therapy. Together the goal is provide a 360o look at the stroke patient. We’ll review from onset to discharge with treatment strategies and prognosis indicators. And finally this course will help you with the transition of the stroke patient to home or alternate living environment. This course will help you maximize your time and durations of treatment within the confines of the Medicare and Managed Care payment system while encompassing a functional team approach. |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
- Identify the difference between a hemorrhagic stroke and an ischemic stroke
- Set goals for functional outcomes of the geriatric stroke patient
Incorporate the OT, PT, SLP and nursing component in stroke recovery
- Use evidence based information to determine prognosis of the stroke patient
- List five education components for a successful transition of the stroke patient to home or alternate living environment
- Implement treatment strategies within the confines of the reimbursement structure in TCU’s
- List five treatment techniques required for functional rehabilitation
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| About the presenter: |
Henry Lozano, PT, DPT, is a Regional Director of Rehabilitation in Minnesota for Volunteers of America. He oversees several sub-acute therapy departments dealing with a variety of diagnoses within nursing homes. Henry graduated from Montclair State University in 1988 with a BS in Biology and Chemistry, New York University in 1992 with a degree in Physical Therapy, and his Doctor of Physical Therapy from Boston University. Henry has been an adjunct faculty in the University of Minnesota’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program since 1998 teaching cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.
Henry is a dynamic speaker and has lectured on several topics across the country since 1999. We at HDR asked him to prepare and present a stroke seminar geared towards patients in a TCU or nursing home setting.
Natalie Lozano RN, CRRN, is a Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurse (CRRN) working for Sister Kinney Rehab at United Hospital with over 15 years experience in stroke and other rehab specific diagnosis. Natalie is the Assistant Clinical Nurse Manager for Sister Kinney and has worked in a large TCU as well as in home care with a focus on geriatrics. Natalie has recently completed Level One Healing Touch certification in order to incorporate a holistic approach in her patient care.
Occupational Therapist: Yet to be confirmed.
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| Reflex Integration to Address Autism and Neuro-Developmental Challenge in Early Childhood |
Workshop Fee: Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop)
Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)
Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 7
Designed for: SLP/OT/COTA/PT/PTA/Early Childhood Providers/Int. Participants |
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Workshop No.: F09-60
Date: Friday, December 4, 2009
Time: 7:45 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location: Country Inn & Suites at Mall of America, Bloomington, MN |
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| Use the power of reflexes to address autism spectrum disorder, behavioral issues, developmental delay and challenge in a systems approach. Participants will apply reflex principles and therapies to support healthy neuro-development for children from 1 to 8 years old. This course introduces therapists to specific reflexes (ANTR and STNR) that support development of vestibular, proprioceptive, tactile, visual and auditory systems. Therapists will be introduced to how immature reflexes affect school function and behavior. Course format includes lecture, demonstration, movement and hands-on lab, group discussion and cases. Participants are asked bring a mat, pillow and seating (a cushion or backjack) for floor activities. |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
- Understand generally how reflexes dynamically affect systems’ development and function
- Understand stages of reflex maturation
- Understand how specific reflexes support specific development and function
- Recognize and assess traits of specific immature or retained reflexes
- Provide treatment activities to support maturation of specific reflexes
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| Agenda |
7:45 am Registration
8:00 Overview of reflex integration & systems approach
Learning and habituation
Proprioceptive, tactile, and visual systems
Symmetrical tonic neck (STNR) reflex
STNR affects on systems and function
STNR assessment
10:00 Break
10:15 Treatment interventions
STNR - Ages and stages variations
2:00 p.m. Lunch - on your own
1:00 Reflex integration & systems
Autonomic, vestibular & auditory systems
Asymmetrical tonic neck reflex (ATNR)
ATNR affects on systems and functions
ATNR assessment
3:00 Break
3:15 Treatment interventions
ATNR - Ages and stages variations
4:30 Conclusion of workshop |
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| About the presenter: |
Catherine Burns, RSMT, CST as a registered somatic movement therapist and craniosacral therapist supports children with autism and other neuro-developmental issues. In her private practice, MamaBebe, she has provided therapies and education for perinatal women and young children for 16 years. Catherine has led staff trainings for early childhood developmental issues in various venues including ECFE and childcare providers. Catherine has been published three times in the Currents Journal and has presented twice at the national conference of the Body-Mind Centering Association®. She completed RSMT through the International Somatic Movement and Educators and Therapists Association (ISMETA) in 2004. Catherine certified as an Infant Developmental Movement Educator through the School for Body-Mind Association® and as a Craniosacral Therapist with Dr. Carol Phillips, DC in 2004. She was certified in Hakomi Somatic Psychotherapy for Bodyworkers in 1997 and as a massage therapist in 1994. Somatic therapies employ movement as the link between body and mind. Reflex integration provides research based, specific interventions as natural, developmental supports for brain organization and function.
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| An NDT Approach to the Treatment of the Upper Extremity |
Workshop Fee: Early Rate: $168 (35 days or more prior to workshop)
Standard Rate: $198 (10 to 34 days prior to workshop)
Last Chance Rate: $228 (less than 10 days prior to workshop)
Contact Hours: 7.5
Designed for: PT/PTA/OT/COTA
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Workshop No.: F09-65
Date: Friday, December 11, 2009
Time: 7:45 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: Country Inn & Suites at Mall of America, Bloomington, MN |
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| This workshop is part lecture and part hands-on lab using neurodevelopmental treatment techniques for the treatment of adults with neurological conditions resulting in hemiplegia. The emphasis is on improving quality of movement and preventing secondary complications. The techniques can be used with patients with either lower level or higher level abilities. |
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| At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: |
- Apply NDT principles to the management of adulthemiplegia
- Develop patient handling techniques to improve functional movement patterns
- Analyze normal movement patterns versus compensatory patterns
- Review shoulder girdle anatomy as it applies to hemiplegia
- Understand precautions when treating the hemiplegic upper extremity
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| Agenda |
7:45 a.m. Registration
8:00 Introduction
8:15 NDT Theory
9:00 Treatment and Handling Principles
10:00 Break
10:15 Anatomy of the Shoulder Girdle
11:15 Lab: Trunk
12:00 p.m. Lunch - on your own
1:00 Lab: Truck, Scapular Mobilizations, Opening of the Hand
Lab: Facilitation of the Functional Arm Movement, Guiding and Weight Bearing
3:00 Break
3:15 Functional Analysis
4:15 Precautions
Goals
4:45 Questions/Closure
5:00 Conclusion of Workshop |
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| About the presenter: |
Jean Finley, OTR, received her BS in OT from the University of Minnesota in 1984. She has extensive training and experience in Neurodevelopmental Treatment Techniques (NDT), Myofascial Release (MFR), and treatments for Lymphedema. Jean has been in private practice in the St. Paul, Minnesota area since 1996 and lectures in the upper Midwest.
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