SV08A: The Analysis and Intervention of Movement & Posture Disorganization in Learning Disabilities
Presented By: W. Michael Magrun, M.S., OTR


Hours
5 Contact Hours - 0.50 CEUs - 5.00 PDUs
Cost
$35.00 per person
Course Description
This CEU program consists of 3 streaming videos and 2 PDFmanuals on assessment and treatment.

Differences in Motor Development Between Normal and Learning Disabled Children (39 min.)

Presented by W. Michael Magrun, M.S., OTR/L. This video discusses the differences between normal developmental experiences and the experiences of children who develop motor disorganization and coordination problems. Understanding compensatory developmental characteristics that lead to poor transitional movement components can help therapists improve observational skills and treatment planning for this population.

Analyzing Movement and Posture Disorganization in Children with Learning Disabilities (55 min.)

Presented by W. Michael Magrun, M.S., OTR/L. This video demonstrates an observational protocol to analyze movement and posture disorganization in children with learning disabilities. Movement sequences, postural alignment, and analysis of movement components are presented.. Normal responses are contrasted with disorganized motor performance. The viewer is guided through administration, observation, interpretation, and treatment implications.

The Treatment of Movement and Posture Disorganization; 3rd edition (90 min.)

Presented by W. Michael Magrun, M.S., OTR/L. This video program has been updated and expanded to include more treatment examples and explaination of treatment techniques and results. Children with learning problems are too often labeled and categorized without a careful analysis of their functional learning skills. The ability for children to be successful in developing learning strategies depends in large part on the integration of their sensorimotor processes. These processes require the organization of movement and posture and the sensory components involved in the task. Integrated motor patterns are most likely to develop when proper alignment, postural tone, weight distribution, and mechanical advantage for efficient muscle synergies are facilitated through active physical handling. This video presents direct physical handling and facilitation techniques for establishing a neuropostural foundation for children with motor disorganization.
Learning Outcomes
1. Describe the differences in development between children with normal development and children with learning disabilities in prone development.
2. Describe the differences in development between children with normal development and children with learning disabilities in supine development.
3. Describe the differences in development between children with normal development and children with learning disabilities in upright development.
4. Describe the postural observations often seen in children with movement and posture disorganization.
5. Describe the observational analysis of each subtest.
6. Describe the basic concepts of treatment.
7. Describe the use of preparation techniques to enhance alignment and postural readiness.
8. Describe the importance of establishing good rotational movement components.
Seminar Level
Level I Introductory/no prerequisites required.
Approval
Accepted by NBCOT for PDUs. Approved by the New York PT Board, California PT Board and the Illinois PT Board. For other State PT Board approvals click on CEU Course Approvals on the CEU Course Listing Page.
Recommendations
High Speed Internet Connection Required. Wireless connections may not be consistently fast enough to watch long video files. You may need to have your computer connected directly to your high speed modem via an internet cable.
Target Audience
Occupational, speech, physical therapists, certified athletic trainers, and other rehabilitation specialists. For special needs requests please contact us at contactus@clinicians-view.com
Order Options
This course is only available online.
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