This course addresses the physical challenges active reflexes play in Cerebral Palsy and similar disabilities such as gluten ataxia, head or nervous system injury, and birth trauma. This course is appropriate for therapists, parents, caregivers or anyone who deals with severe motor problems or spasticity acquired from congenital, genetic, chromosomal defects or stroke.
The course gives theoretical and practical information on how to apply Blomberg Rhythmic Movement Training in Cerebral Palsy and other challenges that affects muscle tone, movement and mobility.
BRMT emphasizes working at the appropriate level to support relaxation, normalize muscle tone, release stress and spasticity. The goal is to improve physical capabilities, increase independence and enhance quality of life.
Children attending can bring up to 2 adults and will receive an individualized training program for continued progress and growth in the home and clinical environments.
No previous knowledge required
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How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
www.retrainthebrain.org or by emailing - kate.wagner@blombergrmt.com
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What can I bring into the event?
Your child, client or family member who has CP, or a client or family member who had a stroke. Refillable water bottle, snacks, wear comfortable clothes since we will be working on the floor, manuals will be given at the course, soem people like to take additional notes on the powerpoint which will be a handout. CEUs for OTs. PTs maybe through aPTitiude.
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Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
All children with CP should be accompanied by an adult and/or their therapist.