This 8-hour course includes presentations, video lessons, and lab activities that will certify you to use Saebo's Functional Dynamic Orthoses on patients that have had a neurological injury.
Dr. Steven L. Wolf, Ph.D., PT, FAPTA, FASNR, best known for his involvement in the development of constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT), and a member of the Scientific Advisory Board for Saebo, brings to you the knowledge of how to foster patient compliance while at home in this one-hour continuing education course.
This 30-minute continuing education course will introduce you to the basic principles of the SaeboGlove, evidence-based research concerning the purpose and use of dynamic orthotics for neurological recovery, and reasons to use finger extension assist devices for upper extremity recovery.
This 30-minute continuing education course will introduce you to the basic principles of the SaeboStretch, evidence-based research concerning the purpose and use of dynamic splints for neurological recovery, and reasons to avoid static splinting for the upper extremity with spasticity.
This 30-minute continuing education course will introduce you to the basic principles of the SaeboFlex and the SaeboReach, the difference between the two devices, evidence-based research concerning the purpose and use of dynamic orthotics for neurological recovery, and reasons to use the SaeboFlex and SaeboReach for your clients with moderate to severe spasticity.
This 45-minute continuing education course will introduce you to the principles behind the SaeboMAS and SaeboMAS mini, evidence-based research concerning the purpose and use of dynamic arm supports for neurological recovery, and reasons to use the SaeboMAS and SaeboMAS mini for the upper extremity with spasticity.
This 30-minute continuing education course will introduce you to the principles behind the SaeboStim Micro, evidence-based research concerning the purpose and use of sensory electrical stimulation for neurological recovery, and reasons to treat the somatosensory cortex to prime the motor cortex for recovery in individuals that are healthy or have upper limb dysfunction.
This 45-minute continuing education course will introduce you to the principles behind neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES), evidence-based research concerning the purpose and use of NMES for neurological recovery, and reasons to treat the body using the SaeboStim One and SaeboStim Pro.
This one-hour self-study course will introduce you to the basic principles of electrical stimulation along with the physiological effects and clinical applications. Indications, contraindications, types of current, waveforms, and parameter descriptions will also be discussed.