Understanding Movement Disorders

Description

Movement disorders present complex challenges in rehabilitation settings, impacting speech, language, swallowing, and motor functions. This webinar addresses the critical need for interdisciplinary collaboration and clinical competency in assessing and treating movement disorders. Tailored for speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists working in rehabilitation settings, the webinar delves into key characteristics and etiologies of common movement disorders, provides comprehensive assessment strategies, and explores evidence-based interventions and treatment planning. By enhancing understanding and collaboration among practitioners, this webinar aims to improve functional outcomes and quality of life for individuals with movement disorders across various rehabilitation settings.

Instructor

Learning Objectives

• Identify common movement disorders encountered in rehabilitation settings
• List the etiology and pathophysiology of commonly encountered movement disorders
  
• Outline the impact of movement disorders on ADLs and social participation
  
• Highlight the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in the assessment and treatment of movement disorders.
  

Agenda

All times in Eastern Time.

5:00pm–5:20pm

Chapter 1: Introduction to Movement Disorders

5:20pm–5:30pm

Chapter 2: Impact on Function and Quality of Life

5:30pm–5:40pm

Chapter 3: Interdisciplinary Collaboration

5:40pm–5:45pm

Break

5:45pm–6:00pm

Question and Answer Session

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