April Christopherson – Pediatric Neuroplasticity Interventions for Sensory and Primitive Reflex Integration

April Christopherson – Pediatric Neuroplasticity Interventions for Sensory and Primitive Reflex Integration

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Description

Faculty:
April Christopherson
Duration:
5 Hours 52 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Copyright:
Nov 02, 2018

Description

Outline

Arable and crop development.

  • Brain stem and functions
  • Occipital lobe
  • Temporal lobe
  • Frontal lobe
  • Parietal lobe

Beyond the level of rain damage.

  • Neurodevelopmental screens
  • Examples of damage
  • What is working and what is not
  • Where to rewire
  • Therapy in infants – faster change
  • Going deep into the brain

There are delays in treatment.

  • Developmental milestone review
  • Sensory motor development
  • Vision
  • Vision and hearing
  • Speech Sensation
  • Primitive reflex patterns and influence
  • Going back a step-in therapy treatments

Positive change can be seen with a new thoroughness on the neural system.

  • Lobes next door
  • Videos of before and after sensory
  • stimulation combinations
  • How vision can be stimulated
  • Education for parents and caregivers
  • Shaping neuropathways

NEUROPLASTICITY TECHNIQUES have results.

  • Changing brain connectivity
  • Primitive reflex integration and increased active movements
  • The “team” – patient, therapist, and parent/caregiver
  • Sensory stimulation to promote appropriate motor response
  • Smooth movements
  • Strength is not the same as tone
  • Simple activities to present to parents

THERAPY AND NEUROPLASTICITY.

  • Sensation is 3-dimensional
  • Vision exercises
  • Sensory stimulation for high tone vs. low tone

Faculty

April Christopherson, OTR/L Related seminars and products: 5


April Christopherson is an occupational therapist. Over the course of 25 years, she has worked with diverse populations in a variety of settings. She is the owner of Exploration Kids Therapy. April worked for 10 years at The Shandy Clinic in Colorado Springs, CO, as the director of OT and director of training and development. She is a member of the clinical advisory board. She teaches continuing education courses to professionals at both Advanced Brain Technologies and Interactive Metronome. She has lectured on development and neuroscience around the world. St Ambrose University in Davenport, IA gave April her degrees in occupational therapy and psychology in 1991.

Speaker disclosures. April Christopherson is the owner of Exploration Kids Therapy. She is paid a consulting fee by Interactive Metronome and Advanced Brain Technologies. Ms. Christopherson is paid by PESI, Inc. April Christopherson does not have a relevant non-financial relationship.


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