(HS Denes 064570 2021) Movement Pattern Restoration: Energy, Flow and Symmetry of Gait
Tracking # 20-908712
Course overview
When you have a patient that is just not responding to treatment, it can make you feel hopeless. And when those patients are in a state of disuse combined with their sedentary lifestyle, the CNS adapts and they lose even more mobility. With the boomers getting older, you are only going to see an increase over the next few years which is why CMS has pushed so hard on fall reduction programs. Gait deviations lead to issues throughout all aspects of life. With this simple and effective method, you will have the ability to treat your patients in ways you could not before, strategies for all of the common issues that you treat with gait impairment including TBI, stroke, MS, Parkinsons and chronic pain. You will learn strategies to Quickly pinpoint asymmetries Correct gait compensations Combine proprioception and neuroplasticity for improved outcomes We will also incorporate a new therapeutic tool that effectively works to remap the brain, restoring movement patterns and creating a sensory motor feedback loop. When you can quickly make improvements to gait, you can spend more time doing functional training! Imagine the gratification you will feel after you have restored mobility and independence! Register now to forever change your patients lives.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Florida Board of Nursing
Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
Licensed Practical Nurse
Registered Nurse
Florida Board of Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Disclosure statements
Financial: Michel Janet Denes maintains a private practice, and she is a consultant with Experts in Therapy, LLC and NewGait. She receives a speaking honorarium and product royalties from PESI, Inc. Her relevant relationship with an ineligible organization has been mitigated. Non-financial: Michel Janet Denes is a member of the advisory board of Evergreen Certifications and a committee leader for the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan.