Stroke and The Limbic System

Course overview

There has been a recent surge in research on movement science, motor control, and motor learning theories within the neurological community. This leads to individualized approaches for clients with neurological involvement. How does this research impact the therapy plan and affect the techniques and tools we currently utilize to promote outcomes? Pursue a deeper understanding of new advances in movement science, the limbic system, the mind/body connection, and how all have profound effects on healing the immune system and reaching specific therapy goals. Gain information to design challenging motor programs to enhance the brain's neurological centers and assist your stroke patients in achieving optimal functional movement. This is an intermediate-level course applicable to PT, PTA, OT, and AT. Physical Therapy Accreditation: For specific state information, use the accreditation verification menu and select your state of license. AOTA: provider #4487, Occupational therapy professional development activity: Foundation Knowledge: human body, development, and behavior. Athletic Trainers: BOC provider #P2047, category A. This course has not been submitted for Evidence-Based BOC approval.