To develop effective, individualized treatment strategies, including some that are cutting-edge, you will need to understand the pathophysiology and signs of various neurological disorders.-Edge treatments are on the horizon.
Michel Janet (Shelly) Denes – Effective Rehab Strategies for Progressive Neurological Disorders
This interactive, informative video was recorded by Shelly, a veteran physical therapist. DenesThe etiology and progression of certain neurological diseases as well as effective goals and therapeutic interventions for each stage of each disease are discussed. Shelly’s over 40-year experience as a PT will help you to practice the specific therapeutic interventions Shelly developed. These interventions can be used to improve patients’ functional independence, treat any problems that might arise during regression periods, or other complications. In order to create effective treatment plans, you will be able to identify the causes, symptoms, and signs of various neurological disorders.-Edge treatments are on the horizon.
Find new ways to treat your condition for:
- Parkinson’s disease
- Multiple sclerosis
- Transverse myelitis
- Guillain-Barré Syndrome
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Identify key components for Evaluation and indications for Proper planning and treatment are essential. for Patients with progressive neurological disorders
- For successful rehabilitation programming, you must discuss the physiological changes that occur in movement disorders. for These people
- As a global approach for balance and postural adjustments, use sensorimotor integration
- Use assessment tools that use advanced balance techniques and balance strategy concepts
- Learn how to distinguish between the motor neuron changes in upper and lower motor neurons.
- To improve function, you will need to be able to use skills assessment and treatment in the neurological, musculoskeletal and orthopedic areas.
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SPECIFIC NEUROLOGICAL ASESSMENT TOOLS
- Modified Ashworth Scale
- Sensorimotor testing
- Gaze stabilization
- Vestibulo-Ocular Reflexes (VOR).
- Proprioception testing
- Romberg testing
GAIT ASSESSMENT & TRAINING: THE SIXTH VITAL SIGN
- Abnormal Gait/Falls
- Gait
strategies for “fallers” - Outcome Measures
- Gait speed
- Gait
- Advanced gait training and skills
- Fall Recovery
- Barefoot Gait skills
NEWER REHABILIATION TECHNOLOGY
- Functional Electrical Stimulation Devices
- Foot drop
- Grab and Release
- Exoskeltons/Robotics for gait
- Orthotics for Complex cases
- Toe-off/push-AFOs
SPECIALITY MUSCULO-SKELETAL INTERVENTIONS
- Soft Tissue/Friction/Deep massage/Skin Rolling
- Ice and Cold Therapy
- Mobilization
NEUROLOGICAL TREATMENTS TECHNIQUES THAT WORK EFFECTIVELY
- Tone management
- Advanced ADLs
- UE apraxia, coordination interventions
- Management of fatigue and energy conservation
- Gaze Stabilization Strategies
- Neuropathic Pain Management
- Posture, alignment, coordination
- NDT (Neurodevelopmental Treatment)
CONSIDERATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL TREATMENT
- The FallproofTM Balance & Mobility Program
- Aquatic therapy
- Botox targeted
PARKINSON’S DISEASE
- Sensory perception and activation altered
- It is difficult to change strategies or divide attention.
- Stability, rigidity and changes in posture can be caused by tremors or rigidity
- Gait and coordination issues.
- Improvement of akinesia & bradykinesia
- Rehab Planning for Treatment
- Safe exercise treatment programs
- Balance
- Speed and amplitude of movement
- Exercises for large and whole body movements
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS/TRANSVERSE HYELITIS
- Temperature of the core elevated
- Stages and Affective Disorders
- Neuropathies, weakness, or tone changes
- Balance, coordination, and tremors are issues
- Invisible symptoms
- Ataxia treatment with weighted vests
- Endurance & energy management
- Rehab interventions & realistic goal setting
GUILLAIN-BARRÉ SYNDROME
- Miller Fisher syndrome
- Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy
- Multifocal motor nervepathy
- Take care of your pain
- Long-term effects
AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL CLEROSIS, (ALS)
- Upper vs. lower motor neuron
- Bulbar
- Respiratory
- Patient’s physical changes
- Be realistic in your goals and be wise with your treatment
PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
- Family and patient education
- Your patients will love you for it!
- Solutions for reimbursement challenges
Course Features
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- Language English
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