Workshops for Allied Health Professionals
The NeuroRehab Allied Health Network and NeuroJunior Allied Health teams love to learn and keep up-to-date with the latest evidence and techniques. Our team members are encouraged to sign up for the workshops below and many more, free of charge. If you want to work for an employer who organises and pays for amazing professional development events, visit our careers page.
For further details on these and other events, email courses@nrah.com.au
FEB
28
2025
TO
MAR
2
2025
Upper Limb Retraining
Face to face, 3 day workshop – $1,090 (inc. GST)
NeuroRehab Allied Health Network, Deer Park
Presented by Dr Annie McCluskey and Karl Schurr – StrokeEd
A 3-day practical workshop for occupational therapists, physiotherapists and allied health assistants. The workshop teaches therapists how to minimise upper limb impairments in people post stroke, and increase engagement in activities. Content is based on research about movement science, motor relearning and evidence-based interventions.
MAY
03
2025
MAY
04
2025
What is Normal Movement? Retraining Gait
Face to face, 2 day workshop – $820 (inc. GST)
May 3 - May 4
NeuroRehab Allied Health Network, Thomastown
Presented by Kim Jennings, qualified IBITA Advanced Instructor and Vice President of IBITA.
A 2-day workshop introducing participants to the concepts of normal movement used in the assessment and treatment of adults with neurological or neuromuscular impairments. It consists of a theoretical introduction, practical sessions and a patient demonstration. The workshop will focus on retraining gait.
APR
5
2025
APR
6
2025
Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF)
Face to face, 2 day workshop – $889 (inc. GST)
NeuroRehab Allied Health Network, Thomastown
Presented by Jackie Reznik and Mary Galea
This 2 part workshop will provide participants with the tools to understand the neurophysiological principles underlying PNF, demonstrate and apply PNF techniques, integrate PNF with other therapeutic modalities, design and implement individualised PNF programs and use PNF to improve functional movement and rehabilitation outcomes. Presented by Jackie Reznik and Mary Galea at NeuroRehab Allied Health Network in Thomastown.