Lorelei Woerner- Eisner, George McCloskey – Executive Function

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Lorelei Woerner- Eisner, George McCloskey – Executive Function

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Highly sought-after occupational therapist and international lecturer. Lorelei Woerner-Eisner OTR/L, C-IAYT RYT500 shares 20+ years of experience, continuing training, and therapeutic methods, as well as her integrative outlook on wellness. This course can be completed online. New integrative research-Clinically validated and based techniques To increase initiation, engagement and attending behavior, memory, processing, and self-monitoring.

Consider the following challenges: A child who scores high but fails in school, is distracted and impulsive, has low motivation, or is unable to focus.

Expand your principles of yoga, mindfulness, breath and the gut in developing: flexible thinking, memory, planning, organization, impulse control, emotional regulation, attending behavior, task initiation and habit building
Strategies to build motivation, efficacy, carryover and decrease fear, anxiety and resistance
You can modify the sensory input to improve alertness or calming.

Lorelei Step by step instructions-By-Step through Executive Function Beginning with the fundamental elements of brain function and effects of the gut and sensory input, she will then show you how to apply that into stress and fear. Then she will show you how to apply that into Integrative treatments While learning and experiencing There are specific strategies that make a big difference. in children’s lives.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore integrative and cutting-Edge techniques you can use right away!

Enhancing Executive Function:

Moving beyond the Prefrontal Cortex

Expand your understanding of executive function and improve your effectiveness as a therapist.Principles of Executive Function Levels The Whole Person

Physical – Movement, posture, and anatomy
The physiological and breathing systems
Intellect – cognition and self-Expression and sensory
Personality – values, preferences and behavior
Subjective and emotional tone
Brain development & autonomic nervous system (ANS)
Pruning, and the use it to lose it principle
Vagus nerve’s relation to physical and emotional effects

Stress can have an effect on EF

Effect on neural networks
Cortisol, fight/flight effect and cortisol on the brain
There are differences between anxiety and fear
Understanding the root causes of frustration and anger

The Gut Brain

The enteric nervous systems: “second brain”
Neurotransmitters in your gut can affect your mood
ADHD-gut connection
Improve mood and memory with nutrition

Sensory Processing

Three levels of regulation
Reticular Activating System – Swings Effect
Balance can be achieved by adjusting the sensory input
Sensory input can calm the sympathetic nervous system

Strategies for Developing Healthy Habits

Change your brain by using your mind
Power of thought, visualization
Steps to establish routines
Neurogenesis and neuroplasticity enhancement

Yoga, Mindfulness and Meditation Principles

Mind-Body-Breath connection
Yoga poses to help you feel good about yourself-Regulation
To build a deeper self, use interoception-awareness
The power of the pause

Breath Regulation and Techniques

Breathing to increase arousal levels
Increase and decrease in heart rate and blood pressure
It supports movement and posture
Techniques to focus, delay gratification, and process in the pause

Sensory Processing Strategies

Self-development by using the sensory systems-Regulation and calm of the sympathetic nervous system
Considering rhythmicity as a factor in enhancing EF

Attention-Memory Connection

Memory and learning requirements
Emotion-Motivation connection
Motivation to improve processing
The driving force of optimism, hope and faith
Multiplier!-It is not a good idea to assign tasks-Productive
Strategies to support recall and focus

Put an end to Impulsivity

Marshmallows – The importance of learning to wait
Anti-Rush therapy to encourage waiting
Do-Overs to promote healthy alternatives

Self-Generation and self-How to determine

Promote delayed gratification, self-Monitoring, task initiation, and emotional control
Encourage persistence in enduring difficult and dull activities
Give yourself enough time to process, plan and take care of your own needs-Correction

Strategies for healthy social connections

Therapy tool that uses the whole of one’s self: emotions, modeling, and positioning
The power of relation in therapeutic effectiveness
Facilitation and coaching to increase participation, engagement, independence
Teaching tolerance and awareness

The Treatment of Challenging Emotions

Reduce stress to promote EF
Understanding fear as the basis of many difficult emotions
The teachable-Moment “failures”

This online course will provide you with strategies and ideas to encourage your creativity and facilitate collaboration.-You can also include your clients.

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Improving Executive Functions: Strategies to Rewire Your Brain and Change Your Behavior

Features George McCloskey, PhD, International Expert, and Best-Selling Author Assessment and Intervention Executive Function Difficulties and the Essentials Executive Assessment of Functions

Proven Interventions to Help Children, Adolescents, And Adults
Profile your client’s EF strengths and weaknesses to target specific interventions
Promote EF development – strategies for directing, cueing, prompting
Transition strategies between being externally prompted and being internally regulated
Tailor interventions that can either be used in a small group or with large classes/classrooms
Teach your clients independence

Drawing on Dr. McCloskey’s clinical expertise and experience, you will develop the skills you need to better assess, grow and improve executive functioning in your clients. You can change the behavior and brain of your client by providing engaging examples and case illustrations and proven strategies that you can immediately apply.

Learning that fits YOUR schedule:

With instant access to the online portal, you can view any of the video modules whenever it suits you. You’ll have unlimited access to all The materials, and you can download everything to keep for future reference! Plus, use the CE21 Mobile™ app to access the course content on-the-Use your mobile devices to go anywhere and whenever you wish.

Through chat boards and online forums, you can interact with other professionals and share your knowledge. Participants love to share ideas, ask questions, and network with other practitioners.

Completion of your CE exams online after each module is completed. Instant access to your CE certificates allows you to earn up to 18 CE Hours.