Sensation In Neuro Rehab Masterclass
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Course Content
SINR Module 1 - Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology of Sensory Pathways with Dr Rachel Park -
SINR Module 2 - Sensory Deficits Across Neurological Conditions with Dr Ines Serrada
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SINR Module 3 - Scope for Recovery with Professor Leeanne Carey
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SINR Module 4 - Assessing Somatosensation: Tools and Decision Making for Therapists with Dr Alexandra Borstad
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SINR Module 5 - Evidence for Sensory Training Modalities with Dr Ines Serrada
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SINR Module 6 - Implementation of Sensory Rehab: Theory and Practice of SENSe Therapy with Dr Brendon Haslam
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SINR Module 7 - Upper Limb Sensory Rehab in Clinical Practice with Dr Linda Cahil
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SINR Module 8 - Case Studies: From Theory to Practice with Senior ARC Therapists
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Additional Resources:SINR Key Resources
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SINR Survey
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SINR Certificate
SINR Module 7 – Upper Limb Sensory Rehab in Clinical Practice with Dr Linda Cahil
Key Resources
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1. In Australia and New Zealand, the Stroke Foundation’s 2025 clinical guidelines recommend sensory specific training for stroke survivors with sensory loss of the supper limb
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2. Successful implementation of somatosensory rehabilitation depends only on the therapist’s skill and knowledge?
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3. Somatosensory impairments can affect more than just physical function. Which of the following domains of a client’s life may also be impacted?
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4. Which of the following strategies are most likely to enhance the implementation of somatosensory rehabilitation in clinical practice?
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