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 Presenter(s): Nechama Karman Eccentric muscle contractions are the brakes of the human movement system. The speaker will present novel ideas on the role of eccentrics in walking and other motor tasks. In the normal gait pattern, the majority of muscle contractions are eccentric, yielding remarkable efficiency: harnessing momentum... |
 Presenter(s): Tony Szturm Upper extremity game-based telerehab in children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders |
 Presenter(s): Sean Gallivan Partners in Retraining Movement |
 Presenter(s): Mike Studer
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 Presenter(s): Beth Fischer MOVEMENT ANALYSIS is the defining skill of the Physical Therapist. Movement Analysis is one of the most important assessment tools because of the insight it provides in terms of the patient’s movement problems as well as how to intervene. Importantly, it enables the PT to treat the... |
 Presenter(s): V.Carter & P. Williams Treatment concepts to address subcortical tissue damage |
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Presenter(s): Mike Studer This course is intended to inform clinicians at all levels of experience about some of the most recent technological yet clinically-affordable advances in gait assessment and training. We will additionally discuss: the most common "neurological gait" patterns to understand the underlying evidence-based... |
Presenter(s): Mike Studer The Upper and Lower Extremity Course |
 Presenter(s): Lise Worthen-Chaudhari Interactive NeuroRehabilitation Therapy |
 Presenter(s): Beth Ennis
This webinar will discuss the use of Aquatics as a modality for treatment in patients with a variety of neurological conditions. We will discuss the impact aquatic use can have on body structures and functions, and how it can help increase activity and participation in this population. ... |
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Presenter(s): Nechama Karman
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 Presenter(s): Susan Ostertag Through the use of published evidence and clinical experience this webinar will provide information to assist clinicians with making decisions about the use of body weight support for patients with neurological involvement as well as describing and demonstrating strategies to use when providing assist and training. Emphasis will be on use of body weight support in... |
 Presenter(s): Yocheved Bensinger-Brody In this 90 minute seminar we will discuss the current understanding about the relationship between visual-perceptual attention and motor function in healthy and impaired populations. Dual-task research supporting the assertion that deficits in visual-perceptual attention are closely coupled with motor deficits in Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) will be... |
 Presenter(s): Terry Leahy Essentials for Physical Therapists. Concussion is a prevalent injury, sustained by people of all ages and activity levels, that requires prompt recognition and appropriate management for optimal recovery. By definition, a singular concussion produces only transient effects. However there is evidence that repeated injury results in prolonged or permanent impairments. Some individuals present... |
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Presenter(s): Mike Studer This presentation will serve as a comprehensive educational offering on concussion, from incidence to discharge and everything between. Be prepared for an intermediate to advanced course that addresses each symptom of concussion with practical clinical applications for the physical and occupational therapist, as well as speech language pathologist. Whether you... |
Presenter(s): Tony Szturm Blending balance, gaze, gait and cognitive therapy. Aimed at the aging population and patients with neurological impairments, but applicable for younger clients as well. Mobility limitations and increased fall risk can occur due to singular events (e.g. TBI, stroke, Parkinson’s, vestibular disorders, dementia) or can have an insidious onset, with the problem... |
