Learning intentions

• Understand the indications for using Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) in a neuro population

• Be aware of safety considerations when prescribing electrical stimulation

• Be aware of up-to-date best practice related to the use of electrical stimulation

• Be introduced to related electrical stimulation devices and techniques

• Build awareness of funding considerations and funding implementation strategies

• Develop confidence using FES to support clients achieving their upper and lower limb goals.

We will spend some time during the face-to-face workshop practising FES on each other. You can bring your own FES device or purchase a NeuroTrac device below.

Learning intentions

• Develop practical hands-on skills in the setup, application, and progression of advanced multichannel NMES, FES, CES, PAS, ETS, tSCS, and emerging neuromodulation technologies used in rehabilitation.

• Explore and compare emerging rehabilitation technologies, neuroprosthetics, and stimulation systems currently advancing neurological rehabilitation practice across clinical, community, and home-based settings.

• Analyse and adjust stimulation parameters including pulse width, frequency, amplitude, waveform, duty cycle, timing, triggering systems, and electrode placement to optimise therapeutic outcomes.

• Apply evidence-informed clinical reasoning when selecting stimulation technologies for motor retraining, spasticity management, strengthening, autonomic regulation, functional restoration, and activity-based rehabilitation.

• Gain practical exposure to advanced device applications across upper limb, lower limb, gait, cycling, respiratory, and task-specific rehabilitation interventions for neurological populations.

• Build clinician confidence in integrating advanced electrical stimulation and neurotechnology into real-world rehabilitation practice through guided demonstrations, case discussions, and interactive station-based learning.

• Identify safety considerations, contraindications, troubleshooting strategies, and implementation challenges associated with advanced stimulation technologies in rehabilitation settings.

• Critically discuss future directions in neuromodulation, wearable rehabilitation technology and translational innovation to support ongoing clinical upskilling and professional development.

Presenters

Rebecca G. (Physiotherapist) and Kylie C. (Occupational Therapist) of NeuroRehab Allied Health Network.

Workshop venue

NeuroRehab Allied Health Network
3 Canterbury St, Deer Park VIC 3023

Webinar access

A link to access the webinar will be provided to registrants prior to the event. You will require a computer or smart device and a reliable internet connection.

Cost

Webinar only
$90 (inc. GST)

Webinar + Basic workshop
$495 (inc. GST)

Webinar + Advanced workshop
$495 (inc. GST)

Webinar + Basic workshop + Advanced workshop
$850 (inc. GST)

Catering

Catering provided for the face-to-face workshops.

NeuroTrac Rehab

For attendees of the FES course, an optional NeuroTrac Rehab device can be purchased for $299 (inc. GST) to enable you to practice Functional Electrical Stimulation during the workshop.

The device cost is a separate fee to the workshop.

NeuroRehab Allied Health Network only sell NeuroTrac devices to registrants of the Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) workshop. Please register below prior to purchasing the device.

Click the ‘Buy NeuroTrac’ button below to make payment via our secure online plattform.

For more information about the NeuroTrac Rehab device, visit Astir Australia.

Register online

Complete the online registration form and pay securely by clicking the link below. For multiple attendees, submit registration for each person individually.

View the course registration terms here.

Join the waitlist

If the workshop is fully booked at the time of registration, please join the waitlist. We will contact you if a place becomes available or advise you of additional dates we will be running the same or similar course.

Transfer registration

To transfer registration from one individual to another, please submit the transfer registration form via the link below.

Contact

Contact courses@nrah.com.au for further information.