Achieving optimal outcomes: Implementing the OPTIMAL theory in physical therapy practice

CC2105
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$30
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Webinar Description

This course will provide participants with an evidence-based overview of the OPTIMAL theory of motor learning and its application to physical therapy practice. Principles of OPTIMAL theory including integration of external focus of control, enhanced expectancies, and autonomy into the plan of care for adult and pediatric clients will be described. Through utilization of video cases, presenters will demonstrate how the LiteGait system can be used as a modality to incorporate motor learning principles into treatment programs. At the conclusion of the course, participants will have the opportunity to design interventions incorporating OPTIMAL motor learning principles.

CEU Information

Achieving optimal outcomes: Implementing the OPTIMAL theory in physical therapy practice

Contact Hours: 1.5

AR | CA #CERS 25-51465-2| TX #79858TX

Overview
  • Review the ten principles of experience-dependent plasticity

  • Provide an overview of the OPTIMAL theory of motor learning

  • Summarize research studies applying OPTIMAL theory in adults and children

  • Demonstrate application of OPTIMAL principles through video cases with adult and pediatric clients

  • Demonstrate how the Lite Gait system can be utilized as a modality to incorporate motor learning principles into treatment programs

  • Facilitate participants’ abilities to design treatment programs incorporating OPTIMAL motor learning principles

Webinar Information

Contact Hours: 1.5

Price: $30

Instructor: Lorene Cobb
Lauren Snowdon

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