2025 After Work Lecture Series – Knowledge Update Series

Name: 2025 After Work Lecture Series – Knowledge Update Series
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2025 After Work Lecture Series – Knowledge Update Series

A series of lectures for Occupational Therapists and Physiotherapists

Do you work with clients with neurological conditions?

This year we are running two lecture series. By popular demand, the 2024 ‘Knowledge Update’ series of lectures is being repeated.

These lectures are offered as an opportunity to keep up to date on different topics within the field of neurological rehabilitation. It is also an opportunity to network with your colleagues working in this field.

Don’t miss out this time!

Due to the administration costs of these evening lectures, we can-not arrange refunds for non-attendance

12 June - An Overview of Motor Learning

Motor re-learning underpins a lot of neurological rehabilitation. Understanding how to structure task specific practice to optimise success is an important role for therapists. This lecture will provide an overview of motor learning theory and application to practice.

33 in stock

10 July - Assessment and Management of Hypertonia

Hypertonia is a common and disabling impairment in many neurological conditions. This session will provide updates on pathophysiology and evidence based non-pharmacological management of adaptive muscle shortening and focal spasticity.

34 in stock

14 Aug - Use of Botulinum Toxin in Spasticity Management

This session will cover the practicalities of assessment for botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT) injection for focal spasticity, establishing client based goals and delivering effective, evidence based treatment to optimise outcomes.

39 in stock

11 Sept - Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)

FND is a very complex condition. This session will cover pathophysiology, assessment and treatment of this complex condition from an MDT perspective.

34 in stock

13 Nov - How Attention Deficits Affect Your Client Management

Cognitive deficits have a significant impact on the outcome of our neurological clients. Deficits in attention are common across the spectrum of neurology. This session will include a brief overview of attention networks, identification of deficits in your patients and adapting your intervention.

40 in stock

11 Dec - Where Does Bobath Sit in Your Toolbox?

There are many tools in the tool-box of a therapist working in neurology. This lecture will be a discussion on the relevance of Bobath in current neurological practise. Please also join us for end of year drinks and nibbles.