Sherrie All – Clinical Action for Dementia, TBI, Concussion, Stroke and Other Cognitive Declines: Assessment and Treatment Techniques for Cognitive Rehabilitation and Neuroplasticity

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Sherrie All Faculty
6 hours and 20 minutes.
Audio and video formats are available.
28th of March, 2019
Description

The therapeutic landscape for dementia and brain-related cognitive therapies is continually evolving, making it difficult to keep track of which treatments are effective and which have been over-hyped. Patients are turning to you to help them discern reality from fiction regarding brain health and rehabilitation, as popular awareness of brain plasticity grows and concussion-related diseases get a plethora of media attention.

Dr. All will teach you effective strategies based on the most recent research to assist your clients develop and preserve cognitive skills and functional independence. You will go away from this recording with a full toolkit of evidence-based cognitive rehabilitation therapies as well as the skills necessary to match them to the cognitive domains for which they are most successful.

Dr. All will teach you approaches and treatments based on his 15 years of clinical expertise to effectively:

Examine for cognitive deterioration and correctly interpret complex assessment reports
Determine when to submit a case to a professional for a more thorough evaluation.
Implement the recommendations of a neuropsychological report.
Create actionable treatment programs to aid your customers right now.
Increase working memory and attention while generalizing to real-world performance.
Improve client independence through improving memory encoding, consolidation, and retrieval.
To improve flexible thinking, expand executive functions such as planning and problem solving.
Improve client independence and social functioning through improving visuospatial function and language.

Take away practical and valuable ideas that you can instantly utilize in your work. Begin to feel secure in providing the rehabilitative therapies that your clients suffering from cognitive decline so sorely require!

Handouts

Clinical Action Manual (7.72 MB)

After purchasing, you will get access to 99 pages.

ASHA Credit Instructions – SELF STUDY ONLY – 03/28/19 (38.5 KB)

Outline available after purchase

COGNITIVE REHABILITATION’S FRAMEWORK AND SCIENCE: NOT ALL BRAIN GAMES ARE REHABILITATION

The newest studies and brain plasticity
Brain areas and functions that are linked
Measures for compensation versus strategies for restoration
Cognitive stimulation, cognitive training, and cognitive rehabilitation are all forms of cognitive stimulation.

APPROACHES TO COGNITIVE DECLINE EVALUATION

What the MOCA and SLUMS are and are not telling you
When to get a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation
Utilize examination results, including neuropsychology reports.
Static (TBI / stroke) vs. progressive (Alzheimer’s disease) decline: Set and sustain attainable treatment objectives.
Being cautious not to “over-pathologize” concussions: Understand the distinctions between concussion, TBI, CTE, and dementia.
The use of mood and personality measurements

INTERVENTION APPROACHES FOR REHABILITATION BARRIERS: MOOD, MOTIVATION, AND ANXIETY

Interventions in brain health and motivational interviewing to increase engagement
To boost cognition, treat anxiety and incorrect beliefs.
Counseling the brain-impaired patient through sickness and bereavement

THE COGNITIVE DECLINE TOOLBOX: TREATMENT STRATEGIES IN THE REAL WORLD FOR EACH COGNITIVE DOMAIN

PERCEPTION AND WORKING MEMORY

The neurological basis of attention deficit
Assist clients with comprehending working memory capacity as a technique of enhancing metacognition.
Follow the DIRECT paradigm and apply PEAS & LEAP “Focused drilling” to develop working memory capacity and generalize to various outcomes to improve attention and minimize mistakes.
Mindfulness training to assist clients in shaping their attention and improving their concentration

PROSPECTIVE, ENCODING, AND RECALL MEMORY

The neuronal roots of memory loss
Alzheimer’s disease management at the cutting edge
Adjust memory training strategies based on severity and motivation.
Calendars and other external memory aids should be used effectively for optimal everyday functioning.
Techniques for elaborative encoding that make use of visualization, linking, and chunking
Traditional psychotherapy methods that improve memory
Effective strategies for recalling learnt knowledge

EXECUTIVE POWER

The neurological roots of executive function dysfunction
Cerebrovascular disorders and stroke
A reverse timeline worksheet might help you plan better and achieve more goals.
6-step issue solution helps to broaden flexible thinking.
The neurological foundation of emotion control and stress management

VISUOSPATIALE AND LANGUAGE

The neurological underpinnings of vision and language impairment
Field of View Training (UFOV) is beneficial for driving independence.
The “language wallet” for aphasia patients’ independence
Aphasia conversation and script training was supported.

INTERVENTIONS FOR HOLISTIC BRAIN HEALTH

Shape the fate of the brain: Cognitive reserve to increase resistance and resilience to cognitive decline
Socialization’s effect on brain health and recovery
The Effects of Psychotherapy on Brain Health
The truth about brain games and crossword puzzles as effective cognitive stimulation
Through metacognition intervention, teach people how their brain works.

LIMITATIONS AND RISKS IN RESEARCH

Faculty

All, Sherrie, Ph.D. Seminars and goods related to this topic: 5
Chicago Cognitive Wellness Center

Dr. Sherrie All is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who specializes in neuropsychology, cognitive rehabilitation, and brain health. She founded and directs the Chicago Center for Cognitive Wellness (CCCW), a group neuropsychology clinic that provides cognitive rehabilitation and psychotherapy to persons suffering from cognitive loss. Dr. All, a pioneer in the field of brain health, strives to educate the public about brain-healthy activities and to develop innovative brain health coaching. Her work in this field garnered her the Sharpbrains Innovation Award for Most Innovative Mental Health Program in 2010, as well as coverage in The New Yorker and Crain’s Chicago Business.

Through continuing education programs, supervision, and individual consultations, Dr. All teaches other practitioners how to incorporate cognitive rehabilitation techniques into their practices. In an interesting and approachable manner, she presents her extensive grasp of the brain and brain-behavior linkages. “Brain Destiny: Everyday Choices to Lower Your Risk for Dementia and Change Your Life,” Dr. All’s forthcoming book and current keynote address, offers an entertaining way of promoting a popular understanding of the scientific theory of cognitive reserve in order to empower people to effectively care for their brains. She has been asked to speak by the American Society on Aging’s (ASA) Lifetime Education and Renewal Network (LEARN) and routinely lectures on the themes of brain health, cognitive rehabilitation, and therapies for early-stage dementia. Dr. All’s studies include functional MRI (fMRI) and electrophysiological (EEG) indicators of cognitive impairments.

Disclosures for Speakers:

Sherrie All is the financial owner of the Chicago Center for Cognitive Wellness. PESI, Inc. pays her a speaking honorarium.

Sherrie All does not have any relevant non-financial relationships to declare.

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