[Download Now] Effective Mindfulness Interventions for Rehab: Improving Outcomes with Relaxation, Breath, & Movement Awareness – Ross LaBossiere

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The Mind-Body Connection can be utilized to maximize clinical outcomes.

Our job as therapists is not only to treat, but to give tools to support treatment between visits and teach preventative maintenance for the future. This recording will equip you with techniques and concepts that significantly improve patient (and therapist) mind-body awareness and its application to movement, therapeutic exercise, passive manual techniques, stress reduction, and pain management. You can learn how to integrate a variety ofMindfulness-based strategies into your already existing treatment plans for neuromuscular re-education, therapeutic exercise, and proprioception techniques. By tapping into your own mind-body awareness, you can help patients break the cycle of stress-related patterns that do not always respond well to standard treatment or exercise, or are interfering with their rehabilitative progress.

1. Define the mind-body connection and explain how to integrate it into the rehabilitative setting
2. Demonstrate relaxation techniques for stress reduction and pain management
3. Develop strategies to cultivate your own mind-body awareness
4. Integrate mindfulness into your existing treatment and exercise protocols
5. Articulate mind/body awareness strategies to improve compliance and outcomes
6. Design awareness-based techniques for adaptive use with a variety of standard therapeutic exercises
7. Discover how mind/body proprioceptive awareness can enhance your manual skills

The mind-body connection.

• What is mindfulness?
• Define the mind-body connection
• Integration into physical rehabilitation
• Misconceptions about yoga and meditation
• Evidence-based research

Relax through breath awareness.

• Relationship between stress, tension, and breath
• Quieting the mind and body
• Developing a relaxed, rhythmic and diaphragmatic breath
• Strategies for clinical integration

There is a response to redness of the skin and pain.

• Deeper relaxation via the “body scan” technique
• Improving proprioceptive sensory awareness
• Identifying and releasing tension
• Holding patterns of muscles and breath
• Clinical strategies for pain management
• Applications to passive manual techniques

Awareness of theRAPEUTICEXERCISE can be improved.

• Understand the patient’s pain and apprehension
• Relaxation, posture, and body mechanics
• Basic concepts of myofascial release and the neuromyofascial web

It is advisable to move to improveHEP and SELF-TREATMENT.

• Synchronizing mind, body, and breath
• Difference between stretching and releasing
• Mindful movement routines for the neck and back
• Examples for a variety of standard therapeutic exercises
• Adaptive strategies for difficult patients
• Proprioceptive acupressure/trigger point self-release

Continuation and outCOMES are interrelated.

• Mindfulness in AROM, strength, flexibility, return to activity, and recreation
• Strategies for self-treatment between visits
• Taking the “chore” out of Home Exercise Programs
• Create a supportive space for mind/body integration

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