Michelle Green – Treatment of Commonly Seen Impairments Following Stroke

Stroke The leading cause of America’s disability. The role of therapists is crucial in helping to reduce or eliminate disability due to stroke. But therapists are now under greater pressure to deliver better results in a shorter time. of Time, and often with less support staff. There are three options: generic treatment plans, traditional therapeutic exercise prescriptions for supine, and a variety of other options. of All activities, seated or motion. All of These do not address the impairments that prevent the patient from achieving success in daily living.

Therapy must improve functional mobility to reduce disability of You can improve your daily living skills such as dressing, walking, dressing and bathing by better planning and assessment. For maximal recovery in stroke patients, you must be able to accurately determine each patient’s specific impairments that are limiting function. From this, you can develop precise, customized treatment plans that prioritize the impairments and reduce disability quickly and effectively.

In this one time series, you will expand your intervention “toolbox” Learn how to create effective treatments to reduce functional limitations at any level of Stroke patient: From acute care to community rehabilitation-entry. This is accomplished without expensive equipment, time-Consumption protocols, or labor-intensive techniques. These techniques are designed to help you identify dysfunctional movements and enable you to perform more efficient and accurate diagnosis.

Treatment Motor control and learning principles are used to develop interventions that integrate cognition, motor ability and the environment in order to maximize carryover to functional task performance. An extensive review of Treatments to reduce impairments are achieved through viewing exercises. You can either do them at home or in the clinic.Video analysis, demonstration and demonstration.