Translating neurorehabilitation research into real-world occupational performance.
Saturday, November 14th & Sunday, September 15th
Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia
16 AOTA Approved CEUs
Eager to Elevate Your Practice?
This course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to safely implement high intensity, occupation-based neurorehabilitation to improve functional outcomes and participation for stroke, TBI, and iSCI survivors.
You've seen the research...but translating high intensity neurorehabilitation into meaningful occupational therapy interventions can feel overwhelming. You will receive guided application for utilizing evidence-based assessment tools, applying neuroplasticity principles, increasing treatment intensity safely, and improving occupational performance outcomes.
Experience two full days of hands-on training and resources to support immediate translation of HIT into your clinical practice.
Hosted by the Ellmer College of Health Sciences and the Faschini Wallach Center for Restorative Therapies at Old Dominion University in partnership with VOTA.
Space is limited to ensure a high-quality experience for all attendees!
Meet your instructor:
Dr. Phil Lamoreaux, OTD, OTR/L, CPT
An occupational therapist and certified personal trainer specializing in high intensity, occupation- based neurorehabilitation. He helps clinicians translate cutting edge research into meaningful occupational therapy interventions to improve participation in daily life.
Inside the course:
-Access to the Complete 11-Module HIT Course
-Two Full Days of In-Person, Hands-On Training
-Guided Application of HIT Principles With Neurologic Survivors
-Resources to Support Immediate Translation Into Clinical Practice
This event is hosted by the Ellmer College of Health Sciences and the Faschini Wallach Center for Restorative Therapies at Old Dominion University in partnership with VOTA.
Please contact office@vaota.org with questions. Do not contact ODU directly about this event.
If you are not a VOTA member, please note: it will cost you less to register as a member and then register for the event than to register as a non-member. VOTA membership is $85 for OT and $60 for OTA. Member pricing is $100 less than non-member pricing.