Fall Prevention Strategies
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This course is part of Summit's Geriatric Certificate Series. Learn More about this an other certificate series available exclusively to Summit Subscribers

Fall Prevention certificate series icon

This course is part of Summit's Fall Prevention Certificate Series. Learn More about this an other certificate series available exclusively to Summit Subscribers

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Highlights
  • Immediately apply integrative thought, movement, and manual strategies that prevent falls in diverse clinical settings
  • Master the four pillars of integrative neuromuscular balance
  • Experience hands-on movement labs throughout the day to stimulate natural balance mechanisms
  • Quickly employ simple and effective rehabilitative Tai Chi movements into practice
  • The secrets to successful, sustainable, and cost saving home exercise programs that prevent falls and re- hospitalization
  • Become a more mindful and perceptive rehabilitation professional
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The CDC, government programs, and major medical systems believe that fall risk is a growing epidemic with more than one third of adults over 65 years old falling annually and 30% of those people suffering moderate to severe injuries. In 2012, the total cost for fall related injuries in older adults alone was 30 billion dollars. Integrative fall prevention strategies are multidimensional, simultaneously addressing multiple fall risk factors and leading to more effective, cost-reducing, and sustainable patient outcomes. Over 127 million Americans seek complementary and integrative health care services annually and the most successful clinicians know that meeting this growing need offers a huge advantage in providing superior quality care.

Integrative rehabilitation professionals realize that thebody and mind function inseparably in all human activity. This insightful and innovative program will transform traditional fallprevention thinking into a more holistic concept of care by outlining a simple set of integrative rehabilitation principles. Throughout the day, participants will practice researchsupported integrative movement and manual strategies that can be immediately applied in diverse clinical settingsresulting in lower cost and highly effective balance enhancement outcomes.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Athletic Trainers

Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure

Highlights

  • Immediately apply integrative thought, movement, and manual strategies that prevent falls in diverse clinical settings
  • Master the four pillars of integrative neuromuscular balance
  • Experience hands-on movement labs throughout the day to stimulate natural balance mechanisms
  • Quickly employ simple and effective rehabilitative Tai Chi movements into practice
  • The secrets to successful, sustainable, and cost saving home exercise programs that prevent falls and re- hospitalization
  • Become a more mindful and perceptive rehabilitation professional
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Reviews

5/5

Kara (VA) on Aug 02, 2026

love being able to go back and reference movements (you can't do that with in person)

1/5

Kimberly (NE) on Jul 18, 2026

was unable to see what was on screen , only presenter. screen in screen did not work

4/5

Tisha (IN) on Jul 18, 2026

no good experience

5/5

Catherine (MA) on Jul 16, 2026

loved the practical demonstrations and example from everyday practice.

3/5

Natalie (KY) on Jul 15, 2026

this course would be more appropriately named tai chi\/qigong. borders on too commercial, too much time trying to see you on tai chi and not enough about actual fall prevention that is applicable in real-world care and not tai-chi-specific practice.

2/5

Scott (NM) on Jul 10, 2026

this seems like a bizarre choice to present as part of the certification series. the presenter talked about fascia, hormones, and tai chi, and was very sparse on fall prevention. this seemed like one huge commercial for the presenter's website, and i only completed it becuase it is part of a certification series.

5/5

Carolyn (CA) on Jul 10, 2026

could relate to all the patient examples as i have worked in hh\/outpt\/acute\/acute rehab and private practice and especially appreciate brian's focus on addressing listening to and integrating whole person esp emotional\/psychological\/context into how he approaches\/addresses symptoms\/fall issues. additionally-he talks about the challenges of being a caring rehab.therapist in the current health 'care' environment\/system. burn out\/needing to be more effective\/effecient and why people become therapists-and the difficulties with having meaningful results for both therapists and patients.

5/5

Kelly (SC) on Jul 10, 2026

course was great

5/5

Reginald (NJ) on Jul 04, 2026

very presentation

5/5

Ivy (KS) on Jul 01, 2026

the instructor was very good\/engaging, even for an online course. he kept my attention.


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