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• Archive: Faculty:Benjamin WhiteDuration:12 Hours 14 MinutesFormat:Audio and VideoCopyright:Dec 08, 2020 Description This Stroke Rehabilitation Certificate Workshop, with its displayable certificate of recognition, is the perfect way for you to let patients, employers and colleagues know that you’ve invested time and effort into specialized training without the additional fees, forms and lengthy exams of credential granting certification programs.Dr.
• Benjamin White is an expert in stroke rehabilitation, and an award-winning clinical instructor, who has helped countless stroke survivors leave their limitations behind.Dr.
• White will make both evidence-based and cutting-edge resources available to you in a way that is instantly applicable to your work -- showing you how to turn years of research and practice into practical strategies and techniques so you can:Skillfully assess extremity function, gait, balance, coordination, executive functioning and moreOptimize your patients’ walking ability and restore their functional mobilityMore successfully work with spasticity in post-stroke patientsKnowledgably use orthotics to stabilize extremities and improve stabilityManage extremity pain with today’s best practicesRestore executive functioning and visual skillsBetter still, this training will provide you with hands-on labs and practice so you can reinforce what you’ve learned and gain confidence in using your new skills!Purchase today and leave knowing that you have what it takes to guide patients toward rapid functional improvements and greater independence with the best methods available!
• Handouts Manual - 2-Day Stroke Rehabilitation Certificate Workshop (4 MB) 92 Pages Available after Purchase Outline Functional Neuroanatomy and NeuroplasticityNeuroplastic changes following brain ischemiaLost automatic movements and postural balancingTheoretical approaches to NeurorehabilitationStroke Assessment Skills, Scales and ScoresUpper extremity assessmentLower extremity assessmentGait, balance and coordinationStrength, mobility and stabilityStroke specific executive function assessmentMobility and Gait:Optimize Walking Ability and Restore Functional MobilityStellar documentationFunctional approachReverse the tide of chronic compensatory patternsGait training interventions to increase and optimizeRoot cause for impairmentsGait speed and fall riskActive stretchingRhythm and coordinationOrthotics: friend or foe?Supplementary devices to encourage volitional supportSpasticity Solutions for Post Stroke Patients:Interventions and Techniques for Successfully Working with…Chronic spasticityLow level patients with spasticityUpper and lower extremityPost Stroke Orthotic Treatments:How You Can Use Orthotics with Patients to…Maintain range of motionStabilize upper and lower extremitiesCorrect positioning and improve gaitImprove stability and efficiency while walkingManagement of the Hemiplegic ShoulderSubluxationDecreased sensationWeaknessCoordinationExtremity Pain ManagementWhen does “no pain, no gain” ring true and when it does not?Yellow or red flagsPain alleviation techniquesSpinothalamtic neuronal tract and pain managementExecutive FunctionOutcome measure for assessment and treatmentIts effect on the learning processIts effect on patient prognosisPusher Syndrome and Motor ApraxiaNeurodevelopment treatment tacticsOutcome measureHow to reduce stress on patient and employeeTransfer practicesEvidenced-based InterventionVisual Rehab After StrokeIncorporated vestibular rehab into stroke rehabImportance of visual processingCranial lesions and visual processingCranial nerves and visual processing Faculty Benjamin White, PT, DPT, C/NDT, LSVT BIG Related seminars and products: 5 Benjamin White, PT, DPT, C/NDT, LSVT BIG, is an expert in stroke rehabilitation who serves as the lead neurological therapist at a not-for-profit healthcare institution in Texas.
• A graduate of the University of Texas Health Science Center’s physical therapy doctoral program, he has treated a wide array of neurological diagnoses over the years, from concussions and vestibular disorders to stroke, Parkinson’s, and Guillain-Barré syndrome.Dr.