All Recorded CEU Courses for OTs

This seminar will review treatment techniques applicable for a falls management and prevention treatment program including environmental modification, patient and caregiver education and balance retraining activities. Falls management program rationale and implementation is also discussed as well as interdisciplinary techniques and strategies to reduce fall risk in the elderly.

This seminar will provide you with sensory strategies and tips to address Potty Training and other activities of daily living that parents tend to struggle with on a day to day basis. You will learn ways to help teach parents and families how to help address their child’s specific needs.

This course will provide information about the therapeutic aspects of Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) as a neurological rehabilitation treatment for the upper extremity. Included will be how to determine appropriate clients (due to stroke and other brain injury) for CIMT. Application of CIMT within the clinical setting, specifically, practical application of how CIMT can be applied in the “real world”, what works and what doesn’t, and things that are sacrificed due to typical clinic restrictions will also be reviewed, along with appropriate assessment measures.

Water is one of the most versatile tools in a therapist’s tool box. Aquatic therapy can be used for a variety of pediatric clients in all settings including community, school and outpatient centers to promote achieving goals of increased participation in life and daily activities.

This webinar will introduce the learner to the concept of cultural competence and its necessity in occupational therapy practice. Learners will examine the three major constructs of cultural competence and apply them to practice.

This seminar will cover various sensory lifestyle strategies for the school setting to help children with sensory issues.

Pressure mapping can be an extremely valuable tool, not only to incorporate into the wheelchair seating evaluation process, but also to aid the therapist in equipment selection, and to help educate the client and prevent the risk of skin breakdown and pressure wounds. Recent research, which has changed the traditional provision of pressure mapping will be discussed and a variety of benefits associated with the implementation of this technology will be provided. This course is a must see for anyone considering integrating pressure mapping into their current clinic or assessment process.

This presentation will review evidence related to executive dysfunction among individuals with Parkinson's disease. It will provide strategies to help practitioners identify/assess executive dysfunction in this population.

This seminar will focus on creating a sensory lifestyle for your clients. The primary focus will be on how to identify the sensory needs of a child in the home environment and appropriate treatment strategies. We will also focus on the importance of relationship and engagement.

This presentation was designed to provide a general documentation review and training for creating a therapy medical record that reflects best practice and meets the CMS guidelines for services provided in a skilled nursing facility and outpatient settings for rehabilitation. This course will provide the participant with both general information and specific skilled verbiage which can be incorporated into the therapy record to justify the services provided.