NeuroRecovery Learning

This self-guided course is recommended for clinicians and researchers interested in learning how to administer and score the SATCo for typically and atypically developing children across diagnostic groups and settings. Visit www.neurorecoverylearning.org for more information.

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From the 2022 Moving Beyond Isolated Systems Symposium in Louisville, KY!

This video is for the entire SCI community! Watch it here: www.neurorecoverylearning.org.

THANK YOU to our volunteers who helped make this weekend a success!

Getting the gang back together this weekend for our Intro to LT Course at Frazier Rehab in Louisville, KY!

Our incredible volunteers who make it all possible. THANK YOU!
Day 1 was nothing short of great. Here’s to Day 2

"My Head Trainer and I had the incredible opportunity to participate in the in-person Locomotor Training course offered by NeuroRecovery Learning at Frazier Hospital. I can't express enough how valuable and enriching this experience has been. Working closely with the professionals from NeuroRecovery Learning and Frazier Hospital staff was an outstanding learning journey."
-Tyler Yamanouchi

Intro to LT @ Frazier Rehab, January 2024!

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Teamwork is essential when it comes to training individuals. Training people requires a collective effort, pooling together different skills and perspectives to achieve the best results.

When teamwork is embraced during training, it fosters collaboration and cooperation. Each team member has a unique set of strengths and weaknesses, and by working together, these can be leveraged effectively. By sharing knowledge and experiences, team members can learn from one another and improve their own skills.

We find joy in training your team members to be equipped to help patients with spinal cord injuries. While we do not treat patients, we know the importance of your staff being fully qualified to do so!

Physical and Occupational Therapists from around the world use our online courses for continuing education credits. For more information on how your practice can benefit email us at: [email protected]

NeuroRecovery Learning never stops. We are a organization designed to expedite the translation of new scientific findings for application to everyday clinical care.

🌟 We are your hub for accessing evidence-based knowledge of
🌟 We train researches and clinicians from all over the world in standardized activity-based therapy techniques
🌟Our online and in-person courses provide the principles, procedures, clinical decision-making and novel assessments and therapies that can

With 💚 September 💚being month, it’s so important to educate. Spread knowledge about spinal cord injuries and how it affects daily life. Encourage support for scientific advancements

Locomotor training is a groundbreaking method that aims to help individuals with mobility impairments regain their ability to walk. This therapeutic approach involves repetitive practice of walking and stepping movements, often assisted by specialized equipment and a team of skilled therapists. By engaging in locomotor training, patients can gradually retrain their neural pathways, strengthen their muscles, and improve their overall balance and coordination. This technique has shown promising results in various conditions, such as spinal cord injuries, stroke, and multiple sclerosis. Locomotor training offers hope and a renewed sense of independence for those who have lost their ability to walk, paving the way for a brighter future.

Our friends at attended our Advanced Locomotor training course and completed a clinical mentorship with Dr. Behrman’s team at Frazier Rehab! Learn more at neurorecoverylearning.org

Where research turns into practice!

Training to help spinal cord injuries is crucial because it can improve the quality of life for those affected. With proper training, healthcare professionals can provide immediate care and stabilization to the spinal cord.

Additionally, specialized training equips them with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage rehabilitation for patients. By investing in our training programs, we can ensure you that your patients with spinal cord injuries will receive the best possible care and support from you, ultimately empowering them to lead fulfilling lives.

Check out our available courses here: https://neurorecoverylearning.org/courses/

Navigating our online courses is as easy as 1, 2, 3! Continuing Education Credits for your team of Physical Therapists and Occupational Therapists!

Our subscriptions are here to help you and your staff! We will easily train any new staff that comes on board too! We look forward to teaching you and your crew!

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Locomotor training plays a crucial role in rehabilitation.

By engaging in locomotor training, individuals can improve their muscle strength, coordination, and balance. This therapy focuses on repetitive, weight-bearing movements that mimic the natural act of walking. It helps retrain the nervous system, encouraging the brain and spinal cord to adapt and re-establish connections.

Curious about our online program? Contact us here: [email protected]

If your staff needs help learning the best ways to treat spinal cord injuries, we are happy to help your team become acclimated with the tools to best treat their patients!

Spinal cord injury rehabilitation plays a crucial role in the recovery of individuals with spinal cord injuries. It involves a comprehensive approach to help patients regain independence and improve their quality of life. From physical therapy and occupational therapy to assistive devices and psychological support, rehabilitation addresses various aspects of the injury. It's a challenging journey, but with the right support and determination, individuals with spinal cord injuries can achieve remarkable progress and lead fulfilling lives.

What a great team of Mentees! We really enjoyed our time with Neuromoves out of Australia last month!

To achieve the best results from Locomotor Training you must first apply the proper Harnessing techniques. To do this, we have provided a Presentation Overview of Harnessing Basics which covers:

Different sizes and types of harnesses
Applying harnessing techniques independently
Sensitivity to patient autonomy
Harnessing on the mat and while standing
Proper positioning of the harness on the body
Securing and tightening straps
Adjusting front and back straps for correct fit and positioning
Working with strap handles for control and positioning
Applying padding to provide comfort and mitigate skin breakdown
Techniques on harnessing a patient with Lordosis