Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
1. Identify the Neuro-IFRAH Approach Framework and handling guidelines as related to facilitation of upper extremity function.
2. Identify concepts related to facilitation of fine motor skills improving hand alignment and decreasing or preventing hand impairments and functional limitations.
3. Identify concepts related facilitation of upper extremity use/function for support, manipulation, balance, expressions, sensory and functional tools, emotional release, comfort, containment, protection and propulsion.
4. Identify concepts related to facilitation of upper extremity control in the development of reach in all directions improving shoulder alignment and decreasing or preventing shoulder impairments and functional limitations.
5. Demonstrate effective application of handling techniques in realignment of the scapula and facilitation of scapula control in coordination with trunk and upper extremity movements.
6. Apply handling techniques to facilitate upper extremity function in coordination with the whole body.
7. Apply handling technique to facilitate upper extremity function in control of posture, transitional movement, and functional activities in postures.
8. Identify concepts related to the restoration of upper extremity automaticity and carryover in functional use during ADL’s and other functional activities.
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be Neuro-IFRAH Advanced Trained®.
Please note that the criteria to be admitted into Neuro-IFRAH® advance courses REQUIRE that the applicants be Neuro-IFRAH Certified® and are using the information learned in the Neuro-IFRAH® Certification Course in the treatment and management of Stroke and Brain Injury patients
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