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Betsy Shandalov, Ralph Dehner, Ross LaBossiere – Integrative Approaches to Therapeutic Rehabilitation
When planning your rehab approach for clients, mindfulness and Tai Chi are not always considered. However, these methods are being used by more clients to achieve remarkable results in rehabilitation.
A better posture. Less pain. Greater mobility Reduced rehabilitation time. Some even feel pain relief from older injuries.
It seems that mindfulness, Tai Chi, and yoga can be used to heal the body. to Be the missing piece to the rehab world…which is why we created this comprehensive online course, to give you step–by–step guidance to These effective treatments can be integrated into your practice.
Integrative Approaches to Therapeutic Rehabilitation brings the mind and body together through dozens of evidence–based techniques to Reduce stress, anxiety, tension, pain, and improve flexibility, strength endurance, balance, among other things!
This online course is designed for rehab professionals. It teaches you how to use these modalities with clients. to Apply each to You can tailor your services to meet the needs of each client.
This isn’t just another rehab course. to your toolbox — it’s about treating your whole client, giving them exercises that treat both mind and body, and the phenomenal results they’ll get almost instantly!
You don’t need any experience — the experts featured in this course will walk you through each movement step–by–step, so you can use them with your clients!
You will also earn extra to 18.25 CE hours All included in your enrollment
It’s no secret that yoga has gained popularity in the western world, but did you know that when you incorporate it into your rehab routine with pinpointed techniques, your client’s can release trauma–induced pain they’ve been enduring for decades?
In this section of the online course, you’ll discover exactly how you can use yoga therapeutically with all of your clients!
When you practice yoga, every part of your mind and body will be affected. to musculoskeletal system and nervous system. Ms. Shandalov makes it simple to Learn how this modality can affect your client and what techniques are needed to Use to You will achieve specific goals. You’ll learn how yoga:
- Aids the body’s systems, including the neuroplasticity benefits for adults and kids
- Relieves tension and pain caused by trauma.
- Can improve proper breathing and positioning techniques to ensure that you are upright, sideways, and properly positioned.-Standing, standing and in a wheelchair
- You can instantly affect clients with the help of dozens case studies and live demonstrations
- This allows for better posture, less strain on the joints, improved balance, and many other benefits.
Plus, you’ll get practical applications for dozens of diagnoses, from dependent to Active clients all over the board
This evidence–based session will dive into the transformative effects of Tai Chi and how you can incorporate them into your rehab routine. You’ll get a crash course in the top physical, mental and emotional benefits of this age–old method that’s been rising in popularity over the last few years.
Ralph Dehner, COTA and CPT will help you understand the latest research and applications, as well as why Tai Chi is a great addition to your life. to your rehab strategy, regardless of your client’s age. He’ll also show you how it’s pivotal if you treat geriatric clients and how it can be used in fall prevention!
Learning a new set of techniques can be overwhelming, but in this training, you’ll be guided through three main styles of Tai Chi movements and when you should use them. These are:
- Chen Style: The Original Style
- Yang Style: This is the Most Popular Style
- Sun Style: The Most Popular Style
Each of the styles you will explore has its own time and place in therapy, and you’ll be able to They must be clearly demonstrated and explained. to Your clients
These rehabilitation techniques will benefit the mind and body in a holistic way. to Provide a new level in treatment
This bonus training will dive into how your client’s ability to Relaxing, breathing, and improving awareness can significantly reduce stress and tension. You’ll discover techniques and strategies to Develop a relaxed rhythmic state, increase diaphragmatic air, identify tension and release it, improve pain management and overall awareness. to Clients will feel less pain and receive more healing.
If your clients are rushing through the techniques, chances are that they’re missing out on some amazing benefits, and putting themselves at risk for further physical harm. This part of the training will give you a unique insight into your client’s apprehension, pain, and reasons for not following through on exercises at home, even when they seem engaged during your rehab appointment.
You’ll walk through therapeutic exercises for relaxation, posture, and better body mechanics, including mindful movements for the neck and back, so your clients don’t hurt themselves further. These adaptive strategies will help your clients stretch, release, and synchronize the mind, body and breath — while giving them the confidence to Between appointments, treat yourself. They’ll never feel like it’s a bother to Do these exercises again at home!
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Betsy Shandalov, OTRL, C–IAYT
Betsy Shandalov, OTR/L, C–IAYT, has been an Occupational Therapist since 1992. Boston University awarded her a Bachelor of Science in Occupational therapy. She worked as an adult-acute care nurse at Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC. Ms. Shandalov also has worked in rehabilitation and community re–entry at Shepherd Center in Atlanta, GA as a clinician, educator and supervisor.
Ms. Shandalov presented on a variety of topics at the collegiate level to The country has many occupational therapy students, both graduate and undergraduate. She moved to California, where she received her 200-hour. The focus of the training was on Iyengar Yoga for adult yoga teachers. Ms. Shandalov received her certification as an instructor and trainer in yoga for kids with Yoga Kids International. She now teaches Therapeutic Yoga to Adults and children in a variety health care settings. Privately, she treats patients using yoga as her main therapeutic modeality. She speaks at Wellness Events and promotes the use of yoga to heal an injury or prevent it from happening again.
In her practice, Ms. Shandalov draws from yoga’s ancient philosophy of incorporating body, mind and spirit. She has seen children and adults with all kinds of diagnoses. Some are very sick, others are chronically ill. Others have long-term injuries or disabilities. Ms. Shandalov brings together her western medicine knowledge with an integrative approach to medicine. Combining her extensive knowledge about disease and disability in a variety settings, she also offers complementary yoga treatments to This new understanding will allow us to better understand how the brain and immune system work together for natural and therapeutic healing.
Ralph Dehner, COTA, CPT
Ralph Dehner, COTA, CPT, after 17 years as the director and program coordinator of the Mighty Vine Wellness Club, a nonprofit wellness center serving the mental health community, has stepped into a consultant’s role. His clinical experience includes rehabilitation and injury prevention using behavior modification, exercise and work simplification. Mr. Dehner started studying internal martial arts in the early 1970s and is a certified Master Trainer for Dr. Paul Lam’s Tai Chi for health programs in the USA. He is also certified to teach Tai Chi. RehabilitationTai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention and Tai Chi to Treat Diabetes
He has been a Qi Gong and Tai Chi instructor in many hospitals, nursing homes, senior centers and integrative medicine centers. He has also presented at numerous conferences such as the National Autism Conference and Ehlers.-Danlos Syndrome Conference (Seoul) and Inaugural International Tai Chi for Health Conference. Korea).
Dehner is also a skilled program developer. He has presented and produced training courses on topics such as fall prevention, Tai Chi to OTs, and integrative mental health. Union Institute and University awarded him his BS in holistic study with a specialization in wellness management. Mr. Dehner is a Member of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), American Council on Exercise, International Association of Reiki and Tai Chi for Health Community of America.
Ross LaBossiere, BS. LPTA. LMT. CYT.
Ross LaBossiereLicensed physical therapist assistant, licensed masse therapist and certified yoga instructor/therapist, with more than 35 years of clinical and non-clinical experience.-Clinical settings. He is also the owner/operator at Lifewaves Integrated Therapy (est.1982) in Rhode Island, a private clinic that offers Mindfulness.-Maintenance and Support of Body Health Rehabilitation. Ross The University of Rhode Island awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in Health/Adapted Physical Education. It also offered all courses in the Graduate Program for Exercise Science with a focus on Musculoskeletal Sciences.-Skeletal Physiology/Rehabilitation.
His 35 years of clinical experience includes various classes and workshops. In addition, he was an independent contractor with BCBSRI/Health and Wellness Institute for over a decade, where he provided his mindfulness.-Integrated yoga programs for stress management, relaxation and stress management to corporate/worksite settings. Lifewaves Breath awareness is his instructional audio program. He was a member of the American College of Sports Medicine, and is currently a member of International Association of Yoga Therapists.
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