( HS White 078952 2025) Neuroplasticity for Long Term Cognitive Health & Functional Independence

Course overview

Its no secret that as the brain ages, its remarkable capacity for adaptation and change slows down. But neuroplasticity is still a critical tool you need to promote long term cognitive health and functional independence. This session equips healthcare professionals with a deeper understanding of neuroplastic interventions, translating evidence-based research into practical movement-based strategies to completely change geriatric care. Participants will explore how targeted techniques, such as specificity, dual-task training, and constraint induced movement therapy can enhance neural adaptability and resilience, improving quality of life for any geriatric patient you treat. Led by an expert in neurological rehabilitation and clinical leadership, Ben White will show you how to integrate simple, effective neuroplasticity-driven approaches into personalized treatment plans, fostering hope, meaning and empowerment in older adults facing cognitive, bodily and functional decline.