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SUMMARY:2nd Stage Labor & The Pelvic Floor for Healthcare Professionals (2 CEs)
DESCRIPTION:How to push safely and effectively and protect the perineum for birth. \nAPTADE members use promo code DPTA25 (If you are not an active member of the APTA Delaware\, please do not use this code)\nResearch shows that the excess force from long periods of breath holding while sustaining pushing can be harmful to the perineum\, resulting in tears and weaker pelvic floor muscles\, months or years after birth. This class will cover the relationship between the baby and the pelvis and the role of the pelvic floor in birth. Education on physiological 2nd Stage of Labor and how to push with or without an epidural to best protect the pelvic floor and core to minimize damage. This presentation will include some birthing positions and breath for the different phases of pushing and how best to prepare. \nABOUT THE SPEAKER \n \nChantal Traub\, CD(DONA)\, CCCE\, LCCE \nChantal Traub is a certified women’s health coach\, doula\, childbirth educator\, yoga instructor specialized in pre/postnatal yoga and MUTU® Systems trainer and has been assisting expecting families in New York since 2003. She is passionate about educating and informing women about pelvic health during pregnancy and to train the body and mind for an efficient and positive birth experience. Chantal created her Pushing Power\, Protect the Perineum for Birth! and Birthing Strong workshops\, which educate about 2nd Stage Labor and the pelvic floor\, to push safely and effectively and to minimize damage and facilitate moms to enter their births with confidence and calm. Chantal lives in Brooklyn with her husband and 2 children and you can find them hiking upstate or swimming in lakes during the summer.
URL:https://aptade.org/event/2nd-stage-labor-the-pelvic-floor-for-healthcare-professionals-2-ces/
ORGANIZER;CN="APTA Delaware":MAILTO:info@aptade.org
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SUMMARY:The ABCs of Behavior: Engaging Children with Positive Behavior Strategies (1.5 CEs)
DESCRIPTION:APTA DE members use promo code DPTA20 (If you are not an active member of the APTA Delaware\, please do not use this code)\nPediatric physical therapists frequently encounter children who are difficult to serve due to their “challenging” behaviors. Challenging behaviors can be frustrating as therapists generally report a lack of preparation for managing these behaviors. This session will focus on identifying the key characteristics of behavior and influences that may impact behavior during therapy sessions. Attendees will be introduced to the four main functions of human behavior and the related strategies to provide a positive\, functional therapy session. Attendees will also learn how to observe and modify antecedents and consequences to behaviors to increase positive\, engaged behaviors and to decrease ‘challenging’ behaviors of the children they serve. \nABOUT THE SPEAKER \n \nAlyssa LaForme Fiss\, PT\, PhD \nAlyssa LaForme Fiss\, PT\, PhD is a Professor of Physical Therapy at Texas Women’s University in Dallas\, Texas. She received her Bachelor and Master degrees in Physical Therapy at The Ohio State University and her PhD in Rehabilitation Science at the University of Kentucky. She is a Board-Certified Pediatric Clinical Specialist and has worked in a variety of pediatric clinical settings over her career. Dr. Fiss’s research focuses on developmental trajectories of children with cerebral palsy and on facilitation of adaptive behaviors in young children with disabilities. The daughter of a child behavioral psychologist\, Dr. Fiss has spent time and effort to understand the roll of behavior strategies to improve intervention effectiveness. She has included behavior content in her entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy pediatric course for the past decade. Dr. Fiss is the co-editor of the text\, Meeting the Physical Therapy Needs of Children\, 3rd Ed.\, and she has published and presented widely at the national and international level. \n  \nLink to participate will be emailed to registrants prior to presentation date. \nThis presentation is offered as a live event only.
URL:https://aptade.org/event/the-abcs-of-behavior-engaging-children-with-positive-behavior-strategies-1-5-ces/
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SUMMARY:Thoracic Spine Function for Upper Extremity Function (1 CE)
DESCRIPTION:APTA DE members use promo code DPTA15 (If you are not an active member of the APTA Delaware\, please do not use this code)\nThe thoracic spine is an important link between the lower and upper body. This course will educate the physical therapist and the physical therapist assistant on thoracic spine mechanics as they relate to overhead upper extremity movement. A review of the anatomy of the thoracic spine and scapulothoracic joint will be presented. Additionally\, the surrounding musculature will be discussed as it relates to functional movements of the upper extremity. Clinical assessment and treatment techniques will be presented to help the clinician assess range of motion and functional mobility. Treatment techniques included will be patient self-mobilization\, neuromuscular re-education\, and therapeutic exercises and activities. Functional examples of the role of the thoracic spine will be discussed including examples of athletic activities. The clinical assessment and treatment approaches will be further developed with case examples. \nABOUT THE PRESENTER \n \nBarbara Kutch\, PT\, DPT\, CSCS\, USAW \nBarb graduated from Stockton University in 2010 with her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree. In addition to being a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach\, she has been Titleist Performance Institute Medical level 3 certified since 2017 and became a Certified Running Gait Analyst through the Association of Clinical Excellence in 2018. Most recently she became certified by USA weightlifting as a Level 1 coach. At Penn Medicine Princeton Health\, she has developed a physical therapy program specific to golfers. In the clinic she works with athletes and patients of all ages with orthopedic conditions. \n Link to participate will be emailed to registrants prior to presentation date. \nThis presentation is offered as a live event only.
URL:https://aptade.org/event/thoracic-spine-function-for-upper-extremity-function-1-ce/
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