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This 2-day lecture and lab workshop provides an understanding of the power and influence of the biomechanic and neuromechanic integration with cervical spine movement dysfunction. Content for this course includes ...
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This 2-day lecture and lab workshop provides an understanding of the power and influence of the biomechanic and neuromechanic integration with cervical spine movement dysfunction. Content for this course includes discussion of the research basis for examination and intervention of movement dysfunction using the interplay of static and dynamic movement as the organizing strategy. The strategies advanced for examination and intervention are developed in the context of a dynamic control model and work well with traditional approaches used for intervention. Course information is immediately relevant and applicable in the clinical setting.
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October 7, 2020 to October 10, 20209:00 am / 5:00 pm America/Phoenix
This year we'll be looking at the underlying connections between challenging behaviors, sensory processing, regulation, and relationship. Our 4-day livestream event will provide a multi-dimensional view of behaviors and these ...
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This year we'll be looking at the underlying connections between challenging behaviors, sensory processing, regulation, and relationship. Our 4-day livestream event will provide a multi-dimensional view of behaviors and these connections which will radically transform clinical practice. Viewing challenging behaviors as actual communication of these underlying processes as they serve to build relationships, function, and enable holistic and individualized supports.
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https://www.spdstar.org/basic/welcome-to-2020-star-sensory-symposium.
7:00 am / 5:00 pm America/Phoenix
7:00 am / 5:00 pm America/Phoenix
8:00 am / 5:30 pm America/Phoenix
Vestibular and balance disorders may result from CVA, trauma, infection, debilitation, congenital conditions and numerous other conditions. Patients are seen in all settings, both orthopedic and neurologic. Vestibular disorders can ...
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Vestibular and balance disorders may result from CVA, trauma, infection, debilitation, congenital conditions and numerous other conditions. Patients are seen in all settings, both orthopedic and neurologic. Vestibular disorders can cause disturbing symptoms such as dizziness, vertigo, nausea, anxiety, fatigue, and imbalance. The related impairments can lead to functional limitation and disability. Balance related falls can be devastating, even fatal. Evidence has shown vestibular disorders are frequently not diagnosed or treated properly. Research has demonstrated vestibular and balance rehabilitation to be highly effective.
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