Timely Neuropathy Testing

 

UPCOMING SEMINAR:

PERIPHERAL NERVE TESTING AND
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW IN PRACTICE  
Click here for Brochure and online registration

A two day comprehensive hands-on seminar for therapists, physicians,
and others interested in early detection and disability prevention.

                           Judith Bell Krotoski, MA, OTR, CHT, FAOTA

EARLY REGISTRATION EXTENDED TO OCT. 26TH FOR UPCOMING SEMINAR:
 
 

 

Saturday, November 5th - Sunday, November 6th, 2011
                    13.5 contact hours, 1.35 CEUs
                               Baton Rouge, LA
A two day comprehensive hands-on workshop for therapists, physicians,
and others interested in early detection of peripheral nerve sensory and muscle change and disability prevention.
                      
       Hosted by The Handwriting Clinic of Plano for AOTA CEU�s and registration.

Register before Oct. 26th at:
      www.TheHandwritingClinic.com
(go to workshops - Peripheral Nerve Testing Workshop)
                      972 814-1296  (Adult Learning Section)

Early Registration $350.
Group rates are available @ $25. off per person for a group of 3 or more, and $50. off per person for a group of 5 or more. Call phone number above.

HOTEL SPECIAL OVERNIGHT RATE AVAILABLE UNTIL OCT. 22ND, 2011
See attached brochure and online registration or http://embassysuites.hilton.com/en/es/groups/personalized/B/BTRCSES-TNT-20111104/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG
  
This workshop is intended for all who are interested in clients with peripheral nerve problems, including those with diabetes, carpal tunnel syndrome;  any peripheral nerve lesion or neuropathy. It is presented in the interest of furthering examiner skill for early detection of abnormality, and monitoring direction of change for timely treatment that holds potential to not just prevent disability, but reverse and correct developing problems. It will also teach skills for minimizing permanent damage and disability from secondary skin, sensory, and motor (muscle) changes. This subject matter is of keen interest to occupational and physical therapists, but crosses many disciplines, including those professionals focused on the lower extremity as well. Podiatrists and others interested are welcome. Although the material will cover the hand along with all other parts of the body, those working with the foot can especially benefit by learning the knowledge base first developed for the hand and upper extremity in monitoring clients for treatment intervention as well as disability intervention. 
 
For information on objective and reliable sensory test instruments per se, contact Timely Neuropathy Testing LLC, at timelyneuropathytesting.com.