Comprehensive Proprioceptive Rehabilitation for Ataxia

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Course curriculum

1. Instructions
2. Registration Survey
1. DISCLAIMER
2. What is Proprioceptive Rehab?
3. Anatomy of the proprioceptive balance system
4. Is proprioception learned or acquired?
5. Defining balance, proprioception, and function
6. What is a balance challenge?
7. Balance: A motor function
8. How is the skill of balance lost?
9. What does proprioceptive loss look like?
10. Proprioceptive Rehab
11. Proprioceptive activities
12. Peripheral balance system
13. The inner ear and vestibular system
14. Limbic system: Fear and balance
15. Fear of falling
16. Fear of falling causes falls
17. Whole body proprioception and balance
18. What is balance programming?
19. How can balance be improved?
20. How anxiety affects balance
21. How older adults regain balance programming
22. What is the common reason a brain injury limits walking?
23. Case Study: Loss of strength vs. Loss of coordination
24. Can posture be changed with instruction?
25. Best application of Proprioceptive Rehabilitation to your client
26. The correct level of assistance in Proprioceptive Rehab
27. How long should each Proprioceptive Rehab activity last?
28. Vertigo and balance
29. Module 1: Additional Required Content: Central Vestibular System
30. Module 1 Additional Required Content: Peripheral Vestibular System 1
31. Module 1 Additional Required Content: Peripheral Vestibular System 2
32. Module 1 Additional Required Content: Exercise to prevent falls in older adults
33. Module Quiz: Core Lessons
1. Defining Ataxia
2. Treatment
3. Progression
4. Compensation vs. recovery
5. Targeted stepping
6. Module 2 Additional Required Content: Challenge-Oriented Gait and Balance Training...
7. Module 2 Additional Required Content: Patients with Cerebellar Ataxia Do Not Benefit from Limb Weights
8. Module 2 Additional Required Content: Brain regions
9. Module 2 Additional Required Content: How to measure Ataxia
10. Module 2 Additional Required Content: Secondary Effects
11. Module 2 Additional Required Content: Activities that can improve Ataxia
12. Ataxia Quiz
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Stroke Statistics
3. What is a Stroke?
4. Types of Stroke
5. How Stroke affects movement
6. Walking & Strokes
7. Primary & secondary effects of Stroke
8. Effects of Stroke
9. Cognitive Effects of Stroke
10. Module 3 Additional Required Content: Brain Anatomy
11. Module 3 Additional Required Content: Gait post stroke/ Pathophysiology and Rehabilitation Strategies
12. Module 3 Additional Required Content: Regions of the brain
13. Module 3 Additional Required Content: Stroke Basics
14. Module Quiz: Stroke
1. DISCLAIMER
2. What causes Parkinsons Disease?
3. How can Parkinson's change someone's movement?
4. What Parkinson's doesn't cause
5. How Parkinson's limits ability
6. Fear of falling & Parkinson's
7. Activities that help clients with Parkinsons
8. Module 4 Additional Required Content: Parkinsons1
9. Module 4 Additional Required Content: Parkinsons2
10. Parkinson's Disease Quiz
1. DISCLAIMER
2. What is Dementia?
3. How Dementia affects a client
4. Communication considerations for clients with memory loss
5. How to handle aggressive behavior in elderly clients
6. How to adapt training
7. Circuit training
8. Dementia Quiz
1. DISCLAIMER
2. What is Dizziness & Vertigo
3. Central vs. Peripheral Vertigo
4. Case-study/ Carotid Artery Stenosis
5. Nystagmus
6. Persistent (Central) Vertigo
7. Proprioception
8. What does Proprioceptive Loss look like?
9. Can Proprioception be improved?
10. Proprioception Rehabilitation
11. Persistent Vertigo Training
12. PVT Examples
13. Module 6 Additional Required Content: Can proprioceptive training improve motor learning
14. Module 6 Additional Required Content: The effectiveness of proprioceptive training for improving motor function
15. Module 6 Additional Required Content: Proprioception slides
16. Module 6 Additional Required Content: PVT Algorithm
17. Module 6 Additional Required Content: PVT Home exercise
18. Persistent Central Vertigo Quiz
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Gait Introduction
3. Normal gait pattern
4. Wide based gait pattern
5. Decreased step height
6. Decreased step length
7. Uneven step length
8. Decreased heel strike
9. Decreased weight shift
10. Hyperextension during stance
11. Antalgic gait pattern
12. Freezing
13. Dystonia
14. Shuffling
15. How Parkinson's affects gait
16. How anxiety affects gait
17. Module Quiz: Gait Analysis
1. The statistics of falls
2. Activities that reduce falls in elderly
3. Perturbation based training for fall reduction in older adults
4. Best practice to prevent falls in older adults
5. Does perturbation training prevent falls in older adults?
6. Exercises to prevent falls in older adults
7. Perturbation based balance training for fall reduction amongst older adults
8. The clinical application of backward walking training to improve walking function balance
9. Examining Neuroplasticity for slip perturbation training
10. Exercises for preventing falls for older people living in a community
11. Effects of balance training on performance on healthy older Adults/ a systematic review and meta-analysis
12. Exercises to prevent falls in older adults/ An updated meta-analysis and best practice recommendations
13. How fear of falling can increase fall risk in older adults
14. Perturbation-based balance training for falls reduction among older adults/ Current evidence and implications for clinical practice
15. Can Proprioceptive Training improve balance? (2015)
16. Can Proprioceptive Training improve balance? : A review (2022)
17. How does age affect Proprioception and balance?
18. Weights on legs
19. Contribution of muscle weakness to postural ability in the elderly
20. Module 8 Additional Required Content: Balance and fear of falling in subjects with Parkinson’s disease is improved after exercises with motor complexity
21. Module 8 Additional Required Content: Exercise to prevent falls in older adults
22. Module 8 Additional Required Content: Overcoming an Irrational Fear of Falling
23. Module 8 Additional Required Content: Perturbation based training ti improve step quality
24. Module 8 Additional Required Content: Reconceptualizing the Role of Fear of Falling and Balance Confidence in Fall Risk
25. Module Quiz: Core Research
1. Intense and unpredictable perturbation during gait training to improve balance abilities in people who have had a stroke
2. Effects of Perturbation based balance training in sub-acute persons with stroke
3. Gait post stroke
4. How fear of falling can increase fall risk in older adults
5. Perturbation-based balance training for falls reduction among older adults/ Current evidence and implications for clinical practice
6. Module 8 Additional Required Content: What Works in Falls Prevention After Stroke?
7. Module Quiz: Stroke Research Articles
1. Gait and step training to reduce falls in Parkinson's disease
2. Effect of balance training on postural instability in patients with idiopathic Parkinson's disease
3. Parkinson's research
4. Module Quiz: Parkinson's Research Articles
1. Proprioceptive Rehabilitation for Ataxia Activities Full Handbook
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Low Level Single Step Activities Handbook
3. Wide based stance
4. Close based stance
5. Tandem stance
6. Single step forward
7. Single step backward
8. Single step sideways
1. Advanced Level Single Step Activities Handbook
2. DISCLAIMER
3. Single leg stance
4. Stepping over a line
5. Step over an obstacle
6. Step over a large obstacle
7. Step Over Multiple Obstacles
8. Step up onto step
9. Walking backwards up and down a step
10. Golgi Tendon reflex
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Beginning Balance Challenge Activities Handbook
3. Walking forward on level ground
4. Side stepping on level ground
5. Walking backwards on level ground
6. Walking with quarter turn on level ground
7. Walking with half turn on level ground
8. Advanced stepping over multiple objects
9. Walking on soft surfaces
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Beginning Static Challenge Activities Handbook
3. Standing on a balance mat
4. Standing on a Balance Mat tandem
5. Standing on two Dynadiscs
6. Standing on two Dynadiscs tandem
7. Standing on one Dynadisc
8. Standing on Bosu Ball
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Moderate Balance Challenge Activities Handbook
3. Heel to toe on ground
4. Heel to toe on balance beam
5. Stepping on multiple balance mats
6. Stepping on multiple dynadiscs
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Turning Challenge Activities Handbook
3. Turning left and right on level ground
4. Turning left and right on a balance mat
5. Stepping up and turning on two steps of even height
6. Step and turn on two steps of uneven heights
7. Half turn to two steps
8. Turning left and right on a Bosu ball
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Multitask Balance Challenge Activities Handbook
3. Lecture: What is multitask?
4. Holding a ball
5. Holding two dynadiscs
6. Balancing a cup on ball
7. Ball bounce and catch
8. Ball toss and catch
9. Ball bounce catch toss and catch
10. Lecture: How and why to use multitask
11. Lecture: Adding multitask to level ground activities
12. Lecture: Add multitask to obstacle course activities
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Obstacle Course Activities Handbook
3. Obstacle courses
4. How to advance obstacle courses
5. How to guard on obstacle courses
6. Basic obstacle course
7. Advanced obstacle course
8. Adding backwards
9. Adding multitask
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Stepping on Stairs Activities Handbook
3. Forward & backward on 3 steps
4. Walking on uneven steps
5. Multitask activities on steps
6. Backwards walking on steps
1. DISCLAIMER
2. The dangers of using a treadmill
3. Using the treadmill safely
4. Treadmill walking single step forward
5. Treadmill walking single step backward
6. Treadmill single step sideways
7. Resisted Activities Handbook
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Treadmill walking forward multiple steps
3. Treadmill walking forward multiple steps with speed variation
4. Treadmill walking sideways multiple steps
5. Treadmill walking backwards multiple steps
6. Treadmill walking backwards multiple steps with speed variation
7. Treadmill walking forward with elevation change
8. Treadmill walking backward with elevation change
9. Treadmill quarter turns left and right
10. Treadmill half turns left and right
1. DISCLAIMER
2. Resisted Activities Handbook
3. Resisted walking forward & backward with Functional Trainer
4. Resisted walking over obstacles with Functional Trainer
5. Activities Exam
1. Exam Part 1 - Core Concepts
2. Exam Part 2 - Research
3. Exam Part 3 - Stroke
4. Exam Part 4 - Parkinson's disease
5. Required Course Assessment

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$269.00
254 lessons
8 hours of video content

Comprehensive Proprioceptive Rehabilitation for Ataxia

Course curriculum

Enrollment Requirements

Module 1: Core Concepts

Module 2: Ataxia

Module 3: Stroke

Module 4: Parkinson's Disease

Module 5: Dementia

Module 6: Persistent Central Vertigo

Module 7: Gait Analysis

Module 8: Proprio Research Part 1 (Core)

Module 8: Proprio Research Part 2 (Stroke Recovery)

Module 8: Proprio Research Part 3 (Parkinson's Disease Rehabilitation)

Proprioceptive Rehabilitation for Ataxia Activities Full Handbook

Module 9: Activities: Low Level Single Step

Module 9: Activities: Advanced Level Single Step

Module 9: Activities: Beginning Balance Challenge

Module 9: Activities: Beginning Static Challenge

Module 9: Activities: Moderate Balance Challenge

Module 9: Activities: Turning Challenge

Module 9: Activities: Multitask Balance

Module 9: Activities: Obstacle Course

Module 9: Activities: Stepping on Stairs

Module 9: Beginning Treadmill

Module 9: Advanced Treadmill

Module 9: Activities: Resisted Activities

Proprioceptive Rehabilitaiton Comprehensive Exam

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