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LOCATION:Warrensville Heights\, OH
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DTEND:20130219T203000
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UID:2013-05-25T13:52:40-04:00_668924935@tcs4.inetu.net
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DESCRIPTION:\nPresented by: (http://www.walsh.edu/faculty-and-staff2) Maure
 en Whitford PT\, PhD\n\nCredits: 2.0 CEUs pending approval\n\nWhen: Tuesday
  - February 19\, 2013 - 6:00-8:30PM (including dinner/networking time)\n\nW
 here: South Pointe Hospital B Building - West Wing Auditorium - 20000 Harva
 rd Avenue - Warrensville Hts.\, OH 44122 ((#map) Map Below)\n\nCost: Please
  pay onsite with cash or check\n\n	-
\nAPTA/OPTA Members (including student
  members): Free\n\n	-
\nProspective members: $40.00\n\n	-
\nProspective stu
 dent members: $5.00\n\n***PLEASE PRE-REGISTER VIA EMAIL TO: (mailto:lmpilke
 y@gmail.com) lmpilkey@gmail.com***
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 ----------------------\n\nDetailed Course Description:\n\nOver the last dec
 ade\, the evidence supporting the importance of neuroplasticity in function
 al recovery has been tremendous. The principles of neuroplasticity provide 
 a foundation from which we as rehabilitation specialists can approach our t
 reatments. Furthermore\, the integration of motor learning tenets within th
 is framework provides an optimal environment for functional change. However
 \, it is challenging at times to synthesize the latest evidence and come up
  with clinical implications. This course will review the principles of neur
 oplasticity from research evidence as well as the clinical implications\, w
 ith a primary focus on the neurologically impaired population. It will also
  review key tenets of motor learning in terms of how to best design a treat
 ment session based upon the foundation of neuroplasticity. The information 
 provided will help therapists develop a framework from which to design trea
 tments that attempt to maximize adaptive plasticity and functional recovery
 .\n\nLearning Objectives\n\nAt the end of the course\, attendees will be ab
 le to:\n\n	-Understand the basic principles of neuroplasticity from both ne
 ural and behavioral perspectives\n\n	-Describe the importance of motor lear
 ning tenets in the design of treatment sessions\n\n	-Synthesize the informa
 tion on neuroplasticity and motor learning into a framework for clinical de
 cision making\n\n	-Critically appraise current treatment options based on a
 n understanding of these principles\n\n	-Utilize this knowledge to expand u
 pon and further develop evidence-based treatments\n\nThis Course is Sponsor
 ed By\n\n(http://www.mentisneuro.com/) 
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SUMMARY:Key Principles of Neuroplasticity & Motor Learning: A Framework for
  Treatment
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