Motor and Cognitive Recovery After TBI

i really appreciated the guidance with choosing evaluation tests\/measures for dual tasking, as this is an area that can be difficult for patient's with significant cognitive deficits who may not be as impaired with motor skills alone.

the course was full of good information. i'm a primarily neuro pt, so it was mostly a good refresher course. but that was nice. two notes of improvement would be for the presenter not to read directly from the slides and for their to be less focus on the mass evolutionary process of brain and human development. we don't have to go into our differing views, but she seemed to spend more time than maybe was necessary on matters that are only theories.

useful information for the clinic

excellent instructor. i am a p.t. recovering from a concussion, and this was helpful in learning how to treat myself and in treating future patients. i was able to attend for the full 2 hours, without a break, which was a new achievement!

would like a disclaimer at the beginning acknowledging faulty audio during live presentation was captured in this video, and is corrected fairly early on. i took a lot of time restarting and logging in and out thinking it was a connection problem

speaker did well reviewing the brain to lead into information for treating patients with tbis and objectively measuring progress.

video of patients would help

the technology in the beginning was making it a challenge to listen to, but it was remedied and the course was very good and relevant to my work!

nothing to add.

very informative