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Apraxia - Implementing the Evidence into Practice
EventID:  
3863
Date:  
10th and 11th June 2025
Duration:  
2 days
Location:  
Locomotive way, Pride Park, DERBY, DE24 8PU
Venue:  
The Johnson Building
Trainer:  
Will Chegwidden
  
BSc(OT)(Hons) MSc (Cognitive Rehabilitation)
  
Harrison Training
Overview

This is an advanced course that enables occupational therapists to take an evidence based approach to the assessment and treatment of clients with apraxia. Development co-ordination (DCD) or developmental apraxia is not covered on this course.

    Course Aims

    • Understand the normal processes require for task and activity performance
    • Revise the neuroanatomy and the cognitive neuropsychology of motor planning, and relate it to performance deficits
    • Consider the differential diagnosis of apraxia in people with neurological dysfunction
    • Review the evidence base for the assessment and treatment of apraxia
    • Evaluate the examination procedures for apraxia
    • Examine current theories regarding interventions and obtain a starting point for planning treatment, using occupational performance as a baseline
    Who will Benefit

    Occupational therapists. Other health and social care professionals working in all settings with adults may also benefit from this course.

    Pre-requistes:
    - Professional qualification in health or social care
    - Good working knowledge of cognitive deficits, including perception, is required

      Attendance Information
      • Attendance Certificate: Yes
      • CPD Hours: 14
      Fees

      Certificate of attendance, course delegate pack, additional handouts and reference list are all included in the price.

      • £435
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      The Johnson Building
      Locomotive Way
      Pride Park
      DERBY
      DE24 8JE
      P: 01332 254679
      E: uhdb.ncore@nhs.net
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