What You’ll Discover in Michelle Green Igniting Neuroplasticity after Stroke Breakthroughs for Improving Motor Recovery
- Faculty:
- Michelle Green
- Duration:
- 1 hour 57 minutes
- Format:
- Audio and video
- Copyright:
- July 27, 2018
Description
Find out how to help stroke patients recover with innovative intervention.-Learn the necessary movement patterns for Compensation and recovery Learn what is important for Neuroplasticity can occur. Learn how to unlock the potential of cognitively impaired patients who are unable to communicate or understand the treatment goals. Learn key motor control strategies, and targeted treatments. for Patients at any level can be helped to move toward functional recovery and community integration.
Handouts
| Manual Igniting Neuroplasticity after Stroke (1.87 MB) | 43 pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Check out the most recent research on neuroplasticity, and its implications for Stroke rehabilitation
- Describe moto control theories and motor learning theories
- 5 Stages of Trask Performance
- Find impairments by correlating deficits in task performance with identified impairments
- Create a framework for The treatment progression is based on five stages of task performance
Identify the steps for Using key concepts in motor control, neuroplasticity and motor learning, you can improve task assessment, intervention selection, progresses and finally functional outcomes.
- Define recovery.
- Find factors that will guide your decisions about how to proceed with interventions for Recovery or compensation?
- Premorbidity
- Stroke Prognostic factors
- The first step in recovery
- Intervention is taking place
- Insurance/LOS restrictions
- Provide evidence for Early in rehab, recovery is more important than compensation
- Encourage the inclusion of recovery and compensation in treatment progression
Faculty
Michelle Green, PT. DPT. C-NDT, NCS Similar seminars and products 7
Michelle Green?, PT DPT, C-NDT, NCS, has a wealth of experience in stroke rehabilitation. Over 20 years of experience in helping patients recover from neurological disorders. Her backgrounds in NDT, Pilates and yoga have influenced her assessment approach and treatment approach. This has given her enhanced insight into movement assessment, guided movement re, and movement re.-education.
Dr. Green She travels to national seminars on stroke rehabilitation and is well-respected. for her dynamic, hands-It is her teaching style. She received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and teaches in the DPT program at Campbell University. She is also interested in education and learning and impairment.-Mindfulness-based treatment throughout the life span-Body practices for improving mental and physical health.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Michelle Green Campbell University, she is an assistant professor. PESI Inc. awards her a speaking honorarium
Non-financial: Michelle Green Is a member of both the North Carolina Physical Therapy Association and the American Physical Therapy Association.
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