Venita Lovelace-Chandler – Early Intervention for Pediatric Occupational & Physical Therapy

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Faculty:\sVenita Lovelace-Chandler
5 hours and 58 minutes.
Audio and video formats are available.
15th of April, 2015
Description
Hands-on Demonstration of Intervention Strategies
Techniques for controlling the head and trunk
Therapy for Transitional Movement
Exercises to Build Muscle
Therapy Options for Preemies Following Discharge
Using Therapy to Encourage Development in Toddlers
Strategies to Implement the Latest Clinical Guidelines into Your Treatment Decision-making\sImportant Literature and Resources That Are Changing Early Intervention Practice

Having trouble determining which interventions might be beneficial to your patients? This is the course for you! Therapists may face difficulties when working with children. Attend this seminar and get the latest in strategies and guidelines for your pediatric therapy patients.

You will get a chance to practice in groups using patient cases to translate appropriate findings from those resources into interventions for your patients. Real life experiences from the speaker and other attendees will allow for discussion and suggestions for best practice related to typical diagnoses. You will have the opportunity to seek input on interventions for unique patients through the group discussion/consensus process. Participants will be assisted in developing a practical plan to sustain skills.

Bring a baby doll for demonstration and practice and maybe just to hug throughout the day.

OUTLINE

The NICU Graduate: Therapy Strategies for Preemies after Discharge

Discover post-discharge management techniques for those babies born too soon and too small. Learn how to incorporate Developmental Age into your techniques and treatment plans. Through group discussion, learn strategies and tips to implement the best skills required to manage therapy in preemies.

Typical Toddlers, A-Typical Development: Using Therapy to Encourage Development

Our toddlers aren’t developing typically. Through group discussion, learn techniques and tips to support families in understanding the child and therapy expectations. Learn how to integrate Health Promotion into your intervention plans for infants and toddlers.

Hands-on Demonstration of Intervention Strategies

Learn advanced intervention strategies to improve head and trunk control, as well as facilitate transitional movements such as rolling, sitting, assuming standing. Explore specific pediatric therapy activities to increase strength.

Unique Babies and Toddlers

Learn the latest treatment techniques for the unique challenges of treating the babies seen in practice today. Share your own unique cases for discussion of best interventions. Learn strategies to identify red and yellow flags that indicate the need for a referral to another practitioner.

Pediatric Therapy Today: What is changing and how do you keep your practice current?

Practical strategies all rehabilitation professionals can use to maintain a high skill level & keep up with current trends in therapy.

Important Literature and Resources That Are Changing Early Intervention Practice

Move beyond the articles & clinical guidelines that are changing clinical practice in early intervention: discover practical ways to implement change in your practice TODAY.

OBJECTIVES

Cite the variety of diagnoses seen in early intervention.
Demonstrate interventions to promote head and trunk control, transitional movements and strengthening.
Determine best practice guidelines for a variety of pediatric diagnoses.
Support families in understanding the child and the therapy expectations.
Review articles that may influence pediatric physical therapy in the next 2-3 years and identify sources of information for your specific caseload.
Formulate a practical plan to continue to maintain assessment and intervention skills.

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Handouts

Additional Participant CE Request Form (117 KB) (117 KB)

4 Pages Available after Purchase

Buy It/Rent It Manual (826.5 KB) (826.5 KB)

37 Pages Available after Purchase\sFaculty\sVenita Lovelace-Chandler, PT, PHD, PCS Seminars and items related to: 1

Venita Lovelace-Chandler has practiced in pediatrics for 43 years and as an ABPTS certified pediatric specialist for over 25 years. She was a professor until 2014 and taught pediatrics at the professional and post-professional educational levels at the University of North Texas Health Science Center, the University of Central Arkansas, Chapman University, and Texas Woman’s University. She has conducted continuing education for the APTA, and she has a chapter on muscle testing for infants and children in Reese’s Muscle and Sensory Testing, second edition and an electronic chapter on screening for referral in the Campbell’s Physical Therapy for Children. She has provided pediatric expertise to the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy, the APTA’s Annual Conference Program Committee, and the APTA’s Move Forward site. She had a featured discussion on Down syndrome on Move Forward Radio. She has been elected to offices of the Pediatrics, Education, and Oncology sections and the Texas Chapter. She received the Pediatrics Section Thirty-Year Award for Service and was named as the recipient of APTA’s 2011 Linda Crane Memorial Lecture. She remains clinically active.

Disclosures for Speakers:
Financial: Venita Lovelace-Chandler is Vice-Chair and Professor, Department of Physical Therapy at the University of North Texas Health Sciences Center. She is a Faculty member at Rocky Mountain University for Health Professions. Dr. Lovelace-Chandler receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Non-financial: Venita Lovelace-Chandler is a member of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) (APTA). She serves as secretary for the Texas Physical Therapy Chapter of the APTA.

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