HeyJaredThe Neuro Power Hour
Join your host and neurological navigator, Dr. Michael Powers, in a discovery of neurologic physical therapy!
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Neuroplasticity (opens the original)
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Intensity matters! In the fourth and final of a multi-part series on stroke, Dr. Michael Powers explores best current evidence in stroke interventions including task-oriented training, clinical practice guidelines to improve locomotor function, and clinical practice guidelines on the use of ankle foot orthoses and functional electrical stimulation. He highlights the importance of keeping intensity, salience, and repetitions high during stroke rehabilitation to drive neuroplasticity. He discusses
Stroke Part 4: Evidence-Based Interventions (opens the original)
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Intensity matters! In the fourth and final of a multi-part series on stroke, Dr. Michael Powers explores best current evidence in stroke interventions including task-oriented training, clinical practice guidelines to improve locomotor function, and clinical practice guidelines on the use of ankle foot orthoses and functional electrical stimulation. He highlights the importance of keeping intensity, salience, and repetitions high during stroke rehabilitation to drive neuroplasticity. He discusses
Stroke Part 3: Examination Considerations (opens the original)
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Begin with the end in mind! In the third of a multi-part series on stroke, Dr. Michael Powers advocates for starting the examination with collaborative goal setting focused on participation. He outlines how working backward from participation to activity and then body function and structure optimizes therapeutic alliance and helps drive neuroplasticity by emphasizing what is salient to the patient. He then discusses the importance of the review of systems and systems review (and how to distingui
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