Neuroplasticity: Essential Interventions for Optimal Therapy – Karen Pryor
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$24.99 $6 – Neuroplasticity: Essential Interventions for Optimal Therapy – Karen Pryor
In this lecture, we will discuss neuroplasticity as an addition to the treatment regime for re-education of function. Learn how each layer of the nervous system can be addressed with neuroplasticity techniques, re-routing connections around damaged areas to restore function, and discover how neuroplasticity is modernizing and redefining treatments in physical, occupational, and speech therapy.
Throughout the keynote, we will explore multidisciplinary applications and examples from across the lifespan, including:
- strategies for overcoming the impact of injury in the subconscious memory of balance and movement
- new ways to develop neuroplastic connections for proprioception in motion with total joint replacements
- techniques that incorporate music, beat, and video to rewire gait abnormalities
- and much more
- Evaluate basic theories and principles of neuroplasticity & how it can work with your patients
- Apply theories & principles of neuroplasticity in orthopedic, sports medicine, neurological diagnoses
- Execute practical techniques & applications for neuroplasticity injuries, deficits, and challenges
- Define neuroplasticity and how it can enhance therapy treatments for physical, occupational and speech therapy treatments.
- Brief tour of the layers of the nervous system and how each can be addressed in neuroplasticity techniques
- Discussion of how neuroplasticity can be an effective addition to the treatment regime for re-education of function and treatments
- Learned use and non-use as important tools in therapy sessions
- Increase awareness of challenges in the nervous system and instruction of how neuroplasticity connections can be re-routed around damage.
- Video demonstration of limp can be a performance of the subconscious in a learned pattern – case study
$24.99 $6 – Neuroplasticity: Essential Interventions for Optimal Therapy – Karen Pryor