Many athletes who participate in high-impact sports experience pelvic floor dysfunction including both urinary and fecal incontinence. Research shows that 85% of these athletes have never spoken with their coaches or healthcare providers about this dysfunction. Pelvic pain, including abdominopelvic pain, labral tears, groin injury, SI joint pain, coccyx pain, and pubic symphysis pain are all common diagnoses in athletes. Less common is the consideration of the pelvic floor in sports medici ...
Improve memory and cognition in individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion, cerebral vascular accidents (CVA’s) and individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI)/early stage dementia.
The single greatest intervention that positively affects memory/cognitive decline regardless of age/impairment
Practice the latest interventions for improving the ability to make new neural connections (brain plasticity) for improving memory/cognition.
Cognitive stimulation, cognitive train ...
At the highest level, athletes have stored procedural memories, ready to use in their sport. They can adjust these movements in the context of the game with consideration of fatigue, situation, environmental conditions, and opponent. Procedural memories are automatic in nature, and are processed wit ...
Current projections show that up to 10 million US survivors of symptomatic COVID will become long-haulers, potentially showing a myriad of symptoms that persist for weeks and months after recovery. These patients will likely need PT, OT and/or ST to maximize their recoveries, making it imperative ...
In recent years, there has been a proliferation of research targeting various aspects of aphasia treatment. These range from studies addressing the development, theoretical underpinnings and efficacy of specific treatments to more general issues such as intensity and dose that impact learning and ou ...
Every year, more than a million people undergo joint replacement surgery – this has completely revolutionized the nature in which arthritic hips and knees are treated and is considered to be one of the most successful interventions in all of medicine. The joint replacement experts at Orthopedic + ...
Are rare cases becoming more common? Are we recognizing them better? Are these syndromes and disorders connected? If you are not at all or are only distantly familiar with Persistent Postural Perceptual Disorder (PPPD); Functional Neurologic Disorder (FND) (aka Functional Movement Disorder (FMD) - t ...
In this challenging push-the-limits course, expect to advance your capacity to help some of the most challenged patients that we work with. Patients that may seem to have poor rehabilitation potential - until we create that initial spark to show potential. Patients with cognitive impairment, acute a ...
Over the last several years, the number of total hip arthroplasties performed in the United States has increased substantially. A surgery once thought to be most successful in improving pain, but significantly limiting function, has evolved rapidly. Total hip arthroplasty has now become one of t ...
Surgical procedures for Total Knee Arthroplasty have continued to advance with subsequent improvements in patient outcomes. This course will review relevant anatomy and pathophysiology, present current concepts and recent advancements in TKA and describe the surgical approach and components. Dr. Gus ...
At the highest level, athletes have stored procedural memories, ready to use in their sport. They can adjust these movements in the context of the game with consideration of fatigue, situation, environmental conditions, and opponent. Procedural memories are automatic in nature, and are processed wit ...
Current projections show that up to 10 million US survivors of symptomatic COVID will become long-haulers, potentially showing a myriad of symptoms that persist for weeks and months after recovery. These patients will likely need PT, OT and/or ST to maximize their recoveries, making it imperative ...
In recent years, there has been a proliferation of research targeting various aspects of aphasia treatment. These range from studies addressing the development, theoretical underpinnings and efficacy of specific treatments to more general issues such as intensity and dose that impact learning and ou ...
Every year, more than a million people undergo joint replacement surgery – this has completely revolutionized the nature in which arthritic hips and knees are treated and is considered to be one of the most successful interventions in all of medicine. The joint replacement experts at Orthopedic + ...
Are rare cases becoming more common? Are we recognizing them better? Are these syndromes and disorders connected? If you are not at all or are only distantly familiar with Persistent Postural Perceptual Disorder (PPPD); Functional Neurologic Disorder (FND) (aka Functional Movement Disorder (FMD) - t ...
In this challenging push-the-limits course, expect to advance your capacity to help some of the most challenged patients that we work with. Patients that may seem to have poor rehabilitation potential - until we create that initial spark to show potential. Patients with cognitive impairment, acute a ...
Over the last several years, the number of total hip arthroplasties performed in the United States has increased substantially. A surgery once thought to be most successful in improving pain, but significantly limiting function, has evolved rapidly. Total hip arthroplasty has now become one of t ...
Surgical procedures for Total Knee Arthroplasty have continued to advance with subsequent improvements in patient outcomes. This course will review relevant anatomy and pathophysiology, present current concepts and recent advancements in TKA and describe the surgical approach and components. Dr. Gus ...
Minimum System Requirement: Operating System: Win 7 (32 bit) and above, Linux, Mac OS, Android;
Processor Speed: 2.5 GHz;
Memory: 2 GB RAM is sufficient to use this LMS;
Internet Browsers: Safari, Chrome, Mozilla Firefox;
Active internet service is needed.
