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Patient Focussed FND Fundamentals
Posted by sonny corido on 31/08/2023 at 3:28 pmsonny corido replied 2 years, 7 months ago 4 Members · 4 Replies -
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Hi all, I hope for those of you that have watched this weeks webinar there were some takeaways that have given you food for thought or even better some direct ideas of ways to change your practice and add to your own toolkit. Please do reach out if you have any questions or want to ask a client related question (with client anonymity ensured of course). Thanks, Anna Jones from ARC / ARCademy
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This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by
Anna Jones.
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Hi Anna,
Thanks for a hugely informative presentation. Those ‘key elements of a good initial assessment’ are so useful. When a complex FND client walks through your doors, it can sometimes be overwhelming, not knowing where to begin! This simple flow chart provides a great skeleton to follow and can be applied to any client. Great client videos and exercise ideas as well. Thanks for sharing.
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Hi Anna, I really liked the fatigue battery slides a good way to explain fatigue. I couldn’t find the slide presentation attached. Are they in a different location?
I have a client with visual disturbances that finds some activities not good for her vision eg blaze pods and balloon tennis. Any tips on what else you can try with clients with visual concerns?
I will have a look at the Clock yourself app
Many thanks
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Hi Fiona,
Thanks for the question! Could you please email the team on hello@arcademy.com.au with a bit more information about the challenges you are having and some background?
Thank you
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