Neuroplasticity in Parkinsons Disease
Third Party Event
Venue | Mater Misericordiae Hospital |
City | Dublin |
County | Dublin |
Contact Hours | 14 |
Event Type | Course/Workshop |
Specialities | Gerontology, Neurology |
Presenter Details | Jakko Brouwers MSc MCSP Clinical Expert Neuro Physiotherapist Jakko Trained in the Netherlands and worked in Germany and Austria specialising in Neuro rehabilitation before starting work in the NHS in 1998. Since then he has worked in Community settings and Specialist Stroke and Acquired Brain Injury units in Bristol and Bath. In 2002 he was appointed Superintendent Physiotherapist at Rookwood Hospital. Rookwood is the Welsh Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) and Specialist Neuro Rehablitation Unit. Here he was in charge of the SCI, Specialist Neuro and Amputee rehabilitation physiotherapy service. In 2005 he completed a MSc in Neuroscience physiotherapy at Cardiff University. Jakko has been extensively involved in neurosciences in Wales as the therapy lead for neurosciences in Wales. Since 2009 Jakko has been working with Morrello as a neurorehabilitation Specialist. He has worked as medico-legal expert and teaches nationally and internationally. Jakko is a Trustee of the British Association of Chartered Physiotherapists In Neurology (ACPIN) and a Board member of the International Neurological Physiotherapy Association (INPA). |
Refreshments Included | Yes |
Free Event | No |
How to Book | www.pdwarrior.com/education |
Booking Link | https://www.pdwarrior.com/education |
Contact Person | Jennifer Perry |
Contact Email | [email protected] |
Pre Course Requirement | N/A |
Non-Member Price | €520.00 |
Date | 8 Mar 2025 09:00 - 8 Mar 2025 16:30 |
This course will give you the introductory theoretical and practical skills to apply the key concepts of this intensive and neuro-active exercise approach immediately in clinical practice.
The course comprises two parts, e-learning theory (Level 1) and 1 day in person workshop (Level 2). The e-learning includes video modules that teach the foundations of neuroplasticity to improve function, quality of life and long-term exercise behaviour in people with Parkinson’s disease. This must be completed prior to the practical workshop.
The in person workshop demonstrates how to bring the core neuroplastic principles into clinical practice. Level 2 helps you to build on your knowledge of assessment, exercise prescription and motivational coaching to make a significant difference in people’s lives. It is ideally suited to Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists and Exercise Physiologists with experience in Parkinson’s.
Level 2 is conducted as an interactive one day PRACTICAL WORKSHOP. Work with your peers and patient volunteers as you learn to implement a neuroplastic approach.
What you will learn
- The latest evidence underpinning intensive and neuroactive exercise prescription
- The pathophysiology of Parkinson’s
- How to tailor exercise effectively for the three different types of Parkinson’s
- The seven core principals of neuroplasticity and how to implement them effectively
- How to deliver the 10 Core Exercises and how to create your own exercise portfolio
- How to create an enriched and motivating exercise environment
- Learn how to empower your patients and create long-term exercise behaviours
- How to assess and treat someone throughout the various stages of Parkinson’s