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Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) is a treatment technique involving restraint of the less affected upper limb combined with task practice to promote upper limb function in the hemiplegic arm after stroke or brain injury. This one-day course is designed for Ots and Physios and will provide an update of the CIMT evidence base and facilitate the development of work place CIMT treatment protocols to enable participants to set up their own CIMT service.
Suitable for Physiotherapists and occupational therapists who:
Have a caseload of neurologically impaired clients with hemiplegic presentations
Who are confident in normal movement and physical assessment skills
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Constraint Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT) is a treatment technique involving restraint of the less affected upper limb combined with task practice to promote upper limb function in the hemiplegic arm after stroke or brain injury. This one-day course is designed for Ots and Physios and will provide an update of the CIMT evidence base and facilitate the development of work place CIMT treatment protocols to enable participants to set up their own CIMT service.
Suitable for Physiotherapists and occupational therapists who:
Have a caseload of neurologically impaired clients with hemiplegic presentations
Who are confident in normal movement and physical assessment skills
Click here to view full course details
Click here to view Hosting guidelines
Register your interest in this course