NEURO-IFRAH® Introduction to the (NEURO-IFRAH®) Approach in the Treatment and Management of Adults with Hemiplegia from a Stroke or Brain Injury. POSTPONED
Neuro-IFRAH® Clinic And Education Institute Foster City, CA
November 16-17 2019
CLOSED PLEASE APPLY TO 2020 COURSE
Tel. 858-550-1455
info@neuro-ifrah.org
Waleed Al-Oboudi MOT, OTR Originator of the Neuro-IFRAH® Approach
NEURO-IFRAH® Introduction to the (NEURO-IFRAH®) Approach in the Treatment and Management of Adults with Hemiplegia from a Stroke or Brain Injury POSTPONED DATES TO BE ANOUNCED
Neuro-IFRAH® Clinic and Education Institute , Foster City , California
June 27-28 2020
750
Tel. 8585501455
info@neuro-ifrah.org
Waleed Al-Oboudi MOT, OTR Originator of the Neuro-IFRAH® Approach
This two or three day course is designed to provide Occupational Therapists with an introduction to the Neuro-IFRAH® principles of management and a practical application of these principles to increase function. Licensed occupational therapy assistants, physical therapists and licensed physical therapy assistants require special permission for acceptance. Participants will be able to apply the information learned in a variety of treatment settings including acute care, inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation, home care, and skilled nursing facilities.
This course will consist of
interactive lecture and hands on lab. Lab sessions will emphasize the development of patient handling
skills through working with
other participants. Information will be shared by
lecture, lab and possibly using video or other visual aids.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Identify the basic principles of management of the Neuro-IFRAH® approach.
2. Identify handling guidelines related to the Neuro-IFRAH® approach.
3. Identify concepts related to the framework for normal movement.
4. Differentiate between normal and abnormal movement in function.
5. Identify the missing components of movement that are interfering with patients’ abilities to function at a higher level.
6. Apply handling techniques to help attain the missing components of movement that are interfering with functioning at higher levels.
7. Integrate concepts related to normal movement, principles of management, handling guidelines, and handling techniques into ADLs and other functional activities.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be Neuro-IFRAH Trained®.
Recommended Reading: “Back to the Summit” by Sen. Omer Rains
(Sponsor reserves the right to cancel course for unforeseen reasons), cancellation policy: No refunds if applicants cancel less than 45 days prior to the course. Full refund of tuition paid if the course is cancelled by the sponsor for unforeseen reasons. Final decision on course status will be made 35-40 days prior to the start date of any course.