Instructor: Karin Mitchell, M.A. CCC-SLP
The use of neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) has been combined with traditional therapies when patients struggle with dysphagia relating to sensory and/or motor difficulties. The use with adults has grown to be quite common and the use in the pediatric arena has also grown dramatically. This short course will cover 2 case studies (1 infant and 1 toddler) to demonstrate appropriate case analysis, decisions of candidacy as well as electrode placement and addition of traditional therapies to complement its use. In addition, time will be spent on analysis of treatment effects, troubleshooting and tips and tricks to help these patients reach their highest potential.
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Course Requirements:
- Computer with internet and working speakers/sound are required for this course.
- Course must be completed within 30 days of activation (activate course within 6 months of purchase).
- An online verification of completion and submission of an online evaluation form are required for successful completion.
- A certificate of completion will be available to print immediately after course is successfully completed.
- SLPs - ASHA CEUs may be obtained by completing the online ASHA form and checking the "Report to ASHA" box.
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