IOTA Treatment Summit at Brown Mackie College - Boise

9050 Overland Road, Boise, Idaho

February 25, 2011

7:30 a.m. registration

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Coordinated by SOTA

Join us for the original learn it today, use it tomorrow continuing education and networking workshop for occupational therapy practitioners and students.

"Infant and Toddler Regulation of Feeding and Emotions"

Carrie L. Mori, PhD, OTR/L, BCP, C-NDT, IMH ®-IV

"Understanding and Handling the Shoulder"

Brenda Simon, OTR/L, Neuro IFRAH Instructor ®

"Vision and the Child"

Susan Devine, OT/L, OVT

Treating the Visual-Vestibular System and Beyond

Kari Thompson, OTD, OTR/L, BCP, SWC, CLE, IMC, CID

"Allen Cognitive Levels and Fall Prevention"

Mel Henderson, OTR/L and Angela Zaugg, OTR/L

Learners may earn 7 contact hours or .7 AOTA Approved CEUs.

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Information: 208.388.4682 or info@id-ota.com

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Before Feb 13: Members $79 | Others $105 | Students $25

After Feb 13: Members | $105 Others $115 | Students $25

There is an automatic $3.00 handling fee for credit card payments for this event.

Type

IOTA or AOTA Member by Feb 13 $79.00 USD Others by Feb 13 $105.00 USD OT or OTA Students $25.00 USD Members after Feb 13 $105.00 USD Others after Feb 13 $115.00 USD OT or OTA Students after April 5 $25.00 USD

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Elks Rehab Hospital Stroke Symposium 2012

600 N. Robins Road, Boise, ID

February 25, 2012

Registration 7:30 a.m.

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Morning

Principles of Recovery Post-Stroke: Motor Learning Concepts Across the Continuum of Care, presented by Heather Hayes, DPT, NCS

 Pharmacological Management of Stroke presented by Debbie Heckathorn, Director of Pharmacy Services at Elks Rehab

Afternoon

Track 1: Constraint Induced Aphasia Therapy - Premise, Properties, and Practice, presented by Kim Frey, M.S., CCC, CBIS.

Track 2: Several lectures are offered in this track including Neuro Anatomy, Stroke 101, and What Goes On in the Gym & Why.

Track 3: This track is open to physical and occupational therapists. Sue Ostertag, PT, DPT, NCS is presenting Functional E-Stim to Enhance Recovery from Stroke for Upper Extremity, Trunk, and Gait.

Information: Shelley Thomas 208.489.4895 or email sthomas@elksrehab.org.

Click here to download the Stroke Symposium brochure and registration form.

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For the upcoming activities:

Intro to Neuro IFRAH - Boise - March 24-25, 2012

IOTA Treatment Summit at Idaho State University - Pocatello - April 7, 2012

IOTA Treatment Summit for HANDS SIS - Twin Falls - April 14, 2012 (tentative)

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