Different Diagnoses. Shared Principles. What Matters Most in Geriatric Rehabilitation

Older adults often present with multiple diagnoses, chronic conditions, and complex rehabilitation needs. While clinical decision-making is frequently organized aroundspecific diagnoses, successful outcomes are often driven by shared principles that support function, independence, and meaningful participation. This course explores the foundational principles that guide effective geriatric rehabilitation across diverse patient populations. Participants will learn practical strategies grounded in person-centered care, therapeutic alliance, strength-based approaches, and movement-based interventions to better support what matters most to older adults.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Speech-Language Pathologists, Athletic Trainers

Delivery Format: Synchronous, Live interactive webinar to be attended online on a specific date/time

Highlights

• Move beyond diagnosis-focused care and learn practical principles that can be applied across geriatric populations.
• Gain evidence-based strategies to promote function, independence, and meaningful participation in older adults.