Karen Pryor – Neuroplasticity for Children

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 Karen Pryor – Neuroplasticity for Children

Understanding Neuroanatomy & Brain Development

• Functions and brain stem
• Occipital lobe
• Temporal lobe
• Frontal lobe
• Parietal lobe

Brain Damage & Missing Parts

• Neurodevelopmental screens
• Examples of damage
• What works and what doesn’t?
• Rewire where?
• Therapy for infants – Faster change
• Deep into the brain to find the source of the damage

Developmental Delays

How to Approach Treatments

• Review of milestones in development
• Sensory motor development
• Vision
• Vision and hearing
• Speech
• Sensation
• Primitive reflex patterns and influence
• Open the hands for Exploration
• When to return a step in therapy treatment for developmental delay

A New Perspective on the Nervous System & Guiding for Positive Change

• Lobes next door
• Video of sensory stimulation combinations before and after
• How vision can be stimulated and why vision is so vital
• These concepts can be explained to caregivers and parents.
• How to make a model and how the brain works

The Primary & Secondary Results of Neuroplasticity Techniques

• Change the way your brain connects
• Primitive reflex integration, and more active movements
• The “Team” Patient, therapist and parent/caregiver
• To stimulate the appropriate motor response, sensory stimulation
• Smooth movements
• Tone is not the same thing as strength
• Present simple activities to parents

How to integrate Neuroplasticity Incorporate your Therapy Program

• Sensation can be described as 3-dimensional
• Step through the cloth tube
• Vision exercises
• Sensory stimulation for High tone vs. Low tone

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Our brains can actually be rewired to increase learning, according to studies. It can also act as an adaptive mechanism to compensate in certain cases. for Brain injury can result in loss of function or maximization of function. We can treat the motor delays by using alternate brain pathways as therapists to increase the effectiveness of therapy.

Neuroplasticity Changes brain connections, and therefore, motor and cognitive functions. This course covers everything from congenital anomalies to traumatic brain injury. It offers new and exciting ways to avoid damage and integrate viable nervous system connections.

Learn how therapy can change the brain and how neuroplasticity can change the challenges in a child’s development. Dr. Karen Pryor As your guide, you can gain creative and empirical evidence-The integration of evidence-based treatment methods into a multisensory experience will help to reinforce the importance and novelty of different activities during treatment sessions.

We will discuss both high- and low-toned tones in detail. You can see the results of integrative neuroplasticity treatments in action through video case studies. These are the techniques that were taught in this course.-Day courses can easily be integrated into clinics or homes the next day.