Peter R. Johnson – Cognitive Therapy for Dementia

This workshop is a valuable resource that focuses on learning variables. for Cognitively impaired patients These are the symptoms of dementia. for Effective differentiation and how to stage your patients accurately are key components.

Peter R. Johnson – Cognitive Therapy for Dementia

• Cortical & Sub-Cortical
• Reversible: Dynamic/Reversible, Static or Dynamic

• Alzheimer’s
• Parkinson’s
• Vascular Dementia
• Huntington’s
• Lewy Body
• Frontotemporal Dementia
• Wilson’s
• PSP
• Cerebral Degeneration
• Basil Ganglia Degeneration

• Etiology & Symptoms
  • Sensory Memory
  • Working Memory
  • Declarative Memory
• Non-declarative Memory

• Jimmo v. Sebelius: Impact on treatment

• Short Cognitive Rating scale
• Global Deterioration Scale
• St. Louis University Mental Condition Test (SLUMS).
• Stroop Test
• Trails A & B
• Cognitive Linguistic Quicktest
• Scales Cognitive Communication and Communication for Neurorehab (SCCAN).
• Environmental and Communication Assessment Toolkit for Dementia (ECAT )
• MCI Screen
• Allen Crosswalk & Cognitive Levels

• Spaced Retrieval
• Priming
• Reminiscence Therapy
• Medications
• Montessori Principles
• Allen’s Techniques
• Chaining Techniques
• Attention Training Techniques
• Sensory Stimulation Techniques
• Errorless Learning Techniques
• Meta-Memory Exercises
• Cognitive Rehab Dining
• Appropriate iPad® Apps for Cognitive Therapy

• Environmental adaptations
• Assistive Techniques for Cognition
• Simulated Presence Therapy
• Linguistic Manipulations
• External Aids
• Caregiver Education

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Description:

• Differentiation of Dementias
• Etiology of Various Dementias
• Staging Dementia & Clinical Interventions
• System Models of Memory & Their Relationship to Dementia
• Medicare Compliance, Medical Necessity & Jimmo v. Sebelius
• Do you have evidence?-based Direct & Indirect Therapeutic Interventions
• iPad® Applications for Cognitive Therapy

This valuable workshop focuses specifically on learning variables for Cognitively impaired patients These are the symptoms of dementia. for Effective differentiation is key to accurate staging of your patients. Take away an array of therapeutic approaches based on the patient’s diagnosis and stage level for Interventions that work are successful. This seminar will expand your knowledge in memory and pharmacology.-You can find the right approach by using both direct and indirect interventions for Each patient. In addition, you will learn how to adhere fully with the Medicare policies and how these changes impact your patients’ treatment.

Key benefits:

• Differentiate cortical from sub-Cortical, dynamic and static cognitive impairments, as well as reversible cognitive impairments
• Determine the patient’s stages of dementia to modify intervention practices
• Differentiate between dementia diagnoses and forms of memory
• Cognitive therapy documentation for Medicare guidelines for adult dementia patients
• Peer-reviewed research is a great way to learn about treatment options
• Explain the environmental adaptations used for The dementia patient
• Memory aids can be made easier by using visual cues during therapy.
• Consider Jimmo and Sebelius implications for Therapy

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