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Manual Lymph Drainage Introduction

Monarch Continuing Education, LLC


Format(s):   Live Seminars
Discipline(s):   Physical Therapy
Contact Hours:   15
Registration Fee:   $249


Objectives
Review the anatomy of the lymphatic system
Identify indications and contraindications for lymphatic therapy
Demonstrate knowledge to educate patients on ways they can increase their own lymphatic circulation
Examine treatment methods for lymphatic conditions resulting from trauma, surgery, vascular disorders, cancer therapy, and more
Demonstrate the basics of manual lymphatic therapy techniques
Discuss lymphatic therapy as a means to enhance patient outcomes in rehabilitation
Recognize how to document for maximum reimbursement
Discover ways to market lymphatic therapy to appropriate audiences


Confirmation Notes
CE Credits: We are accredited providers of continuing education through NCBTMB and BOC. Most states accept these credits for allied health professionals, (i.e. RN,PT/LPTA, OT/ COTA, CMT/LMT etc.) It is up to you to check the requirements of your state.
Cancellation Policy: Refunds can be received up to 30 days before the course starts with the reduction of a non-refundable $500 deposit. Within 30 days of course start date the amount can be credited toward enrollment in a future course.

Description
As a therapist, you have probably experienced "burnout" from time to time, seeing the same diagnoses and performing the same types of treatments from day to day with often moderate outcomes. Have you ever had a patient whose pain level did not respond no matter what? How about the total knee patient whose swelling didn't leave the joint no matter how much electrical stimulation, ice, and retrograde massage you administered? Do you see patients with impaired gait or other functional limitations due to swollen limbs? Patients with wounds that won't heal? Have you encountered clients who cannot tolerate traditional therapies due to autoimmune conditions such as fibromyalgia? Manual lymphatic therapy can help alleviate swelling (lymphedema), relieve pain, and improve patient outcomes in a variety of settings, with results that are significant, measurable, and often quickly achieved. This one-day seminar provides an overview and practical knowledge of manual lymphatic therapy—what it is, what it can do, and how to properly apply the techniques in specific clinical cases. Participants will examine the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of lymphedema as well as the indications and contraindications for manual lymphatic therapy, and will perform the techniques in a hands-on lab. You will return to the clinic with a "new set of glasses" for evaluating clients and new treatment strategies to implement immediately.

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