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Just Breathe: How to Successfully Use the Basics of Breathing in Rehabilitation

Therapy Network Seminars


Format(s):   Home-study
Discipline(s):   Physical Therapy / Occupational Therapy / Athletic Training
Contact Hours:   1.5
Registration Fee:   $52


Objectives
Identify the relationship between breathing, movement, and the nervous system Identify the difference between functional and dysfunctional breathing patterns Identify how breathing patterns affect movement and can alter pain Identify ways to use breathing to aid and, in many cases, resolve orthopedic dysfunction with specific strategies

Target Audience
PT, PTA, OT, OTA, ATs

Confirmation Notes
An email confirmation with link to access the webinar will be sent upon receipt of tuition

Agenda
Introductory case study Physiology of Breathing Fundamentals of breathing mechanics a. Functional anatomy b. Influence of breathing on posture c. Importance of the abdominals Influence of breathing on the nervous system a. Respiration and the autonomic nervous system b. Breathing and inflammation Influence of breathing on movement and pain Assessing breathing patterns a. Functional vs dysfunctional Using breathing in the clinic to improve movement and decrease sensitivity a. Position b. Exhalation c. Pause d. Rhythm Breathing for relaxation Breathing for performance

Description
How much do you know about breathing? You know we cannot survive without oxygen but is that all breathing is good for? You and your patients practice it 20,000 times a day yet we often pay it very little attention. Breathing is a simple yet profound means to influence how our clients move and perceive, reduce their symptoms, and often eliminate sources of dysfunction. By using the principles established in this course (such as position, exhalation, pause, and rhythmicity) you will be able to apply the basics of breathing in a rehabilitation setting to improve clients’ movements, calm their sensitive nervous systems, and begin to understand why breathing has been a central component of health practices dating thousand of years.

Dates and Locations
 
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Dates:   01-20-2050 - 01-20-2050, 12:00AM 12:00AM
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