12 Ways for the OT/PT/RT to Progress ANY exercise/ activity: Adult & Peds (3 hr)

Come enjoy this “sampler platter” of evidence-based ideas for progressing every exercise, activity and movement.

This is a 3-hour course with applications for:

PT and OT and RT
Adult and pediatric
Land and aquatic settings

Physical rehab providers who want to add spice and variety to their routine treatment repetoire are now able to offer something new to their patients – a delighted therapist.

Target Audience

This course is designed primarily for professionals with a basic understanding of physical medicine and rehabilitation. Those likely to benefit most are: Occupational therapists & assistants, Physical therapist & assistants, recreational therapist & assistants. Students who are at the basic level of skill acquisition and those who are at a higher level of skill, but who are looking for a course that provides "best practice" ideas for techniques currently practiced are also welcome. This course, which includes both land and water applications, can be applied toward 3 elective hours for individuals who are seeking their ATU Aquaticist. This course does not focus on evaluation or examination of the patient and the content is within the scope of practice for the Assistant working under the supervision of the OT or PT or RT. While the primary audience for the course is the PT/OT/RT provider, other rehabilitation providers will find it beneficial

Continuing Education Units

CEU/CCU Information:

This course/training is offered under the name ATU Aquatic Therapy Seminars.
Note that state regulations are subject to change and each state has differing standards for approval of CE.
It is the responsibility of the attendee to verify approval and compliance with their state’s licensing board.

PT/PTA:

General Information: ATU reports CE credit through CEbroker.com when applicable. Licensees are responsible for confirming acceptance of this course with their individual licensing boards. Sponsor approval has been granted for continuing competence unit(s) (CCUs) by the Texas chapter of the APTA. This activity has been approved by the Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners for PTs and PTAs. State PT boards which accept CE approved by a state component of the APTA or state PT licensing boards may likewise accept these credits.
See below for known exceptions:

Licensees in New York: CEUs/CCUs NOT available.
Licensees in California, DC, Louisiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio, West Virginia - Pre-approval was not obtained in these states, but individuals are permitted to submit a self-application through their state licensing board. Comply with any deadline for self-applications.
Always check with your licensing agency for continuing education credit eligibility.

OT/OTA:

General Information: ATU reports CE credit through CEbroker.com when applicable. The Indiana Occupational Therapy Committee hereby certifies that the following continuing education provider has been approved to offer continuing education credits for license renewal for Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapy Assistants (Certificate # 98001187A). Other state licensing boards which accept CE approved by a state component of the AOTA or state OT licensing boards may likewise accept these credits.
See below for known exceptions:

Licensees in Montana & New York: CEUs/CCUs NOT available.
Licensees in DC, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, New Mexico, Ohio, Vermont - Pre-approval was not obtained in these states, but individuals are permitted to submit a self-application through their state licensing board. Comply with any deadline for self-applications.
Always check with your licensing agency for continuing education credit eligibility.

Self Application links and fees:

: $125

DC:

LA:

$20

: $25

NV:

$50

NJ:

$100

: $0

OH:

$25-40

WV:

$15

VT:

Conflict

There is no conflict of interest in the training. There are no products endorsed or sold.

Learning Objectives

After this course, participants will be able to:

List 12 methods to progress any therapeutic activity as described in the webinar.
Compare 2 methods for altering feedback during patient care
Compare 2 methods for incorporating dual-task training into patient care
List at least 2 methods to incorporate part-task training into patient care.
List 2 methods for incorporating a regional approach into patient care.
List 2 methods for introducing developmental sequencing into any given task.
Compare 2 methods for altering the physical environment in order to alter the level of difficulty of a task.
List at least 1 wat to use a change in velocity as a method of progression.

Andrea Salzman, MS, PT
&
Taylor Kozell, OTD

Andrea Salzman, MS, PT graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a Masters degree in physical therapy. Salzman is the Founder and Owner of the Aquatic Resources Network, the largest multidisciplinary clearinghouse of information on aquatic therapy. She currently serves as Director of Aquatic Therapy University and has assisted hundreds of facilities during the start-up and training phases of their aquatic practice. Salzman has received the highest honor given to an aquatic physical therapist from the American Physical Therapy Association, the Judy Cirullo Leadership Award. She has been listed in Who's Who for Aquatics multiple times over the years. Over her career, she has served as:
• Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Aquatic Physical Therapy
• Manager, Regions Hospital Therapy Pool
• Adjunct Faculty, College of St. Catherine’s PT program
• Functional Design Consultant; Aquatic Therapy Facilities
• ARN Database Creator, 19,000 aquatic professionals
• Aquatic Health Research Database (AHRD) Creator, 8000 abstracts and growing
• Author, 5 aquatic therapy-related texts
• Monthly columnist, Aquatics International, Advance for PTs, Onsite Fitness, AusMed and other trade magazines

Taylor Kozell is a Board-Certified Occupational Therapist who received her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from Nova Southeastern University. She is a Certified Brain Injury Specialist, Certified Neuro Specialist and is 2/3 of the way complete with her Aquaticist certification! Taylor has experience treating people across the lifespan at some of the top facilities in the country in the inpatient, outpatient and community based settings. When she’s not helping her patients with the things they love, you can find her spending time with her husband and their dog, Moose, exploring the outdoors or finding the best taco place.

Patrick Jones - Course author

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