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Fall 2014 Workshops: Page F14-05 Introduction to Myofascial Release ......................................................................... 1 Friday, October 3, 2014, Embassy Suites, Bloomington, MN Jean Finley, OT F14-10 Falls: Increase Your Awareness, Assessment and Intervention ...................... 2-3 Friday, October 10, 2014, Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Shani T. Johnson, MPT, DScPT, CMPT F14-15 Dysphagia 101: The Basics of the Swallow Anatomy, Mechanism and Function, Bedside Evaluation and Treatment ............................. 4 Friday, October 17, 2014, Embassy Suites, Bloomington, MN Aynsley Kluchnik, SLP F14-20 Physical Agent Modalities ..................................................................................... 5-6 Friday-Saturday, October 17-18, 2014, Embassy Suites Airport, Mpls, MN Rose Bankers, OTR/L, CHT, CLT F14-25 What’s SUP? Improving Balance and Stability with SUP – Stand Up Paddleboarding - Techniques .............................................................. 7-8 Friday, October 24, 2014, Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Jillian Moriarty, MSPT F14-30 Stroke Rehabilitation: Immediate and Functional Start ................................... 9-10 Friday, October 24, 2014, Kelly Inn, St. Cloud, MN Henry Lozano, PT, DPT F14-35 Kinesio Taping® Fundamentals & Advanced (KT1 & KT2) ............................. 11-12 Friday-Saturday, October 24-25, 2014, Holiday Inn, Duluth, MN Deanna Wanzek, PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT F14-40 Critical Evaluative and Assessment Skills to Determine the Musculo-Skeletal vs. Medical Patient – Red Flags .......................................... 13-14 Friday, November 7, 2014, Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Shani T. Johnson, MPT, DScPT, CMPT F14-45 Current Updates in the Changing World of Outpatient Rehab ............................ 15 Friday, November 14, 2014, Radisson Hotel, Roseville, MN Kathleen Picard, PT F14-50 Kinesio Taping® Advanced Whole Body (KT3) .............................................. 16-17 Friday, November 21, 2014, Embassy Suites, Bloomington, MN Deanna Wanzek, PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT F14-55 Air is Good – Musculoskeletal Function and Treatment of the Respiratory System................................................................................................. 18 Friday, December 5, 2014, Marriott Courtyard, Roseville, MN Deanna Wanzek, PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT F14-60 Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation ............................................................................ 19 Friday, December 12, 2014, Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Henry Lozano, PT, DPT F14-65 Yoga and Pilates for Children with Special Needs ............................................... 20 Friday, December19, 2014, Best Western Plus, Bloomington Jillian Moriarty, MSPT Workshop Locations ....................................................................................................... 21-22




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INTRODUCTION TO MYOFASCIAL RELEASE Workshop No: F14-05 Date: Friday, October 3, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m., Workshop: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Location: Embassy Suites*, Bloomington, MN Contact Hours: 7.5 Presenter: Jean Finley, OTR Designed for: OTR/COTA/PT/PTA Workshop Fee: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Class Limit: 24 Description: This workshop is an introduction to the gentle approach and basic theory of myofascial release. The focus of learning this approach during the hands-on lab will be on the trunk and upper extremity. It will benefit persons with neurological and orthopedic challenges. Objectives: At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: • Understand the role of the fascial system • Be aware of precautions and contraindications of MFR • Evaluate the tissue for fascial restrictions • Learn the basic MFR techniques by working mainly on the torso • Explore problem solving techniques to use MFR throughout the body • Learn the bodies responses to MFR Agenda: 7:45 Registration 8:00 Introduction 8:15 Workings of the fascial system Restrictions and their complications MFR technique and body responses 10:00 Break 10:15 Tissue Evaluation Breathing/Relaxation Begin lab 12:00 p.m. Lunch – on your own

1:00 Lab, continued Cross-hand technique Posterior trunk Anterior trunk Lateral trunk and/or Rotation Arm/Leg Pull 2:45 Break 3:00 Lab, continued 4:30 Contraindications 5:00 Conclusion of Workshop

Presenter: Jean Finley, OTR, received her degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Minnesota in 1984. She has extensive training and experience in Myofascial Release (MFR), Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT) and Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT). She is in private practice in the St. Paul, Minnesota area and lectures in the upper Midwest. * Please note, this Embassy Suites is located 4 miles west of the Mall of America.




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FALLS: INCREASE YOUR AWARENESS, ASSESSMENT AND INTERVENTION Workshop No: F14-10 Date: Friday, October 10, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m., Workshop: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Location: Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Contact Hours: 7 Presenter: Shani T. Johnson, MPT, DScPT, CMPT Designed for: PT/PTA/OTR/COTA Workshop Fee: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Description: As health care providers, we need to be able to readily identify an individual at risk of falls. For many, falls can be fatal and early identification can prevent injury. Fortunately, most who have decreased balance and instability can be treated successfully, reducing the overall risk of falls and resultant injury.

This course is designed to take the clinician to a higher level of identification for risk of falls, to expedite the process of evaluation and effective treatment interventions and assist in injury prevention. The course content is intended to meet the needs of those individuals seeking to sharpen their screening and evaluative skills and to learn specific ideas for immediate intervention.

Shani Johnson, MPT, DScPT, CMPT, an experienced outpatient orthopedic physical therapist who has practiced under direct access for a number of years, will share her knowledge in many of the screening tests that will help readily identify individuals at risk of falls. Her enthusiasm for physical therapy and her desire to enhance critical thinking skills as a physical therapist make her presentation interesting, enjoyable and beneficial…with immediate clinical applicability.

As a result of this presentation, you will gain a deeper understanding of risk identification and intervention options for individuals who may fall. Objectives: At the conclusion of the workshop, participants will be able to: • Readily identify risk factors of falls • Understand the current concepts of balance and control for fall prevention • Identify and demonstrate the rationale and strategies for fall prevention • Develop a screening/examination process for the patient at risk of falls • Understand systems that can contribute to a fall • Utilize various types of functional balance tests • Develop and integrate functional balance tests for outcomes measures and treatment planning • Differentiate various types of treatment interventions, and apply to patient care • Identify red flags that may be contributing to risk of falls Agenda: 7:45 a.m. Registration 8:00 Introduction to course content 8:15 Systems review 9:45 break 10:00 Systems review continued (with case

studies) 12:00 p.m. Lunch - on your own 1:00 Balance screens/tests specific

2:00 Lab 3:00 Break 3:15 Discussion on screening tests Program development in facility Questions/answers 4:30 Conclusion of Workshop




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Presenter: Shani T. Johnson, MPT, DScPT, CMPT, is a licensed physical therapist with over 20 years of experience in the profession. She has been a private practice owner for over twelve years and completed her Doctorate of Science in Physical Therapy from Andrews University in Michigan in 2012. Manual therapy is key with her practice and further education; she has taken NAIOMT coursework through level IV and is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist. Shani is a graduate of the University of Iowa Physical Therapy Program and has held a variety of positions in her career. She has been an adjunct faculty with the College of St. Scholastica and has been lecturing in the United States for PESI Healthcare. As an active member of the APTA, WPTA, Chair of the NW District for the WPTA, Section on Women’s Health, Orthopedic, Sports and the Private Practice Section of the APTA, Shani understands the importance of physical therapy as an integral role in the challenges that are ever-present in the health care system today. As a direct access practitioner, she understands the relevance of critical thinking and uses it consistently with her patient population. She has provided educational training in a variety of settings, and is enthusiastic about helping other physical therapists enhance their skills.




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DYSPHAGIA 101: THE BASICS OF THE SWALLOW ANATOMY, MECHANISM AND FUNCTION, BEDSIDE EVALUATION AND TREATMENT Workshop No: F14-15 Date: Friday, October 17, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m., Workshop: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Location: Embassy Suites*, Bloomington, MN Contact Hours: 6 Presenter: Aynsley Kluchnik, slp Designed for: OTR/SLP Workshop Fee: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Description: This workshop will review the anatomy involved in swallowing and what the proper mechanics are for the swallow. Discussion will be had on what to assess during a bedside evaluation, diet textures and treatment options. Objectives: Coming soon Agenda: Coming soon Presenter: Aynsley Kluchnik, SLP, is currently the Clinical Coordinator of Speech Language Pathology and the Stroke Coordinator at Sanford Bemidji Medical Center in Bemidji, MN. She has worked in the hospital setting since July 2005 working with adults with various neurological deficits in all settings including inpatient, rehab, outpatient and skilled nursing facility. Aynsley received her Master’s degree from the University of Dakota and a psychology degree from University of Winnipeg. * Please note, this Embassy Suites is located 4 miles west of the Mall of America.




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PHYSICAL AGENT MODALITIES Workshop No: F14-20 Date: Friday-Saturday, October 17-18, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:15 a.m., Workshop: 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Location: Embassy Suites Airport, Mpls, MN Contact Hours: 18 Presenter: Rose Bankers, OTR/L, CHT, CLT Designed for: OTR/COTA Workshop Fee: $519 Class Limit: 30 Description: The Occupational Therapist wishing to add superficial physical agent modalities and electrotherapy to his/her treatment approaches will be able to do so following this workshop. This workshop gives fundamentals of each modality along with clinical applications that allow the occupational therapist or assistant to use physical agents as an adjunct to occupational therapy treatment plans. Because this is a regulated/certification situation - all OTs attending must complete the full 18 hours to receive their certificate of completion. Objectives: Please note there are two distinct sections for objectives: one has to do with the theoretical knowledge supporting use of the physical agent and the second has to do with using the physical agent within the scope of your professional practice and demonstrating clinical competency and safety. Objectives for Superficial Physical Agent Modalities and Ultrasound are: Theoretical Training:

1. Explain the rationale, clinical indications, and physical properties for use. 2. Describe physics and physiology related information for physical agents; includes

a. types of heat and cold transference; thermal conductivity of tissues, matter and air b. factors affecting tissue responses to heat and cold c. biophysical effects in normal and abnormal tissues

3. Explain the advantages and disadvantages, and precautions and contraindications. 4. Explain the precautions and contraindications.

Clinical Application: 1. Formulate and justify a plan for the use of superficial physical agents and ultrasound, and simulate the

treatment safely and appropriately. 2. Evaluate the effects the physical agent is having immediately and long term. 3. Identify when modifications are needed to the treatment plan (for physical agent use). 4. Document parameters of treatment, patient response, and make recommendations for progression of

treatment for superficial physical agents and ultrasound. 5. Demonstrate the ability to work competently with physical agents and ultrasound (as determined by

course instructor or clinical trainer). This includes being safe and appropriately administering the physical agent.

Objectives for Electrotherapy are: Theoretical Training:

1. Explain the rationale, clinical indications, precautions, and contraindications of electrotherapy. 2. Demonstrate comprehension and understanding of electrotherapeutic terminology, physiological

rationale and biophysical principles associated with treatment. a. properties of excitable tissue and their response to electrical stimulation b. types of current, modulations, clinical relevance, time and amplitude-dependent parameters of

current 3. Explain treatment principles associated with electrotherapy.

a. for pain control, muscle dysfunction and tissue healing




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Clinical Application: 1. Formulate and justify a plan for the use of electrotherapy and simulate the treatment safely and

appropriately. 2. Evaluate the effects electrotherapy is having immediately and long term 3. Identify when modifications are needed to the treatment plan (for electrotherapy use). 4. Document parameters of treatment, patient response, and make recommendations for progression of

treatment for electrotherapy. 5. Demonstrate the ability to work competently with electrotherapy (as determined by course instructor

or clinical trainer) – includes safe and appropriate administration of electrotherapy. Agenda: Day One Welcome, housekeeping, manual orientation MN PAMs regulation information Introduction to PAMs, clinical reasoning and safety, self test Break Introduction to electrotherapy Lunch Electrodes Clinical application/rational for pain Lab time Protocols Clinical application/rational for tissue healing, edema and circulation Cameron protocols for tissue healing, edema and circulation Break FES lecture FES lab Ionto: lecture, lab and self test Case study conversations/wrap up

Day Two Review of e stim. Machine types, charting Superficial heat/cold Break Superficial heat/cold Lab Lunch US Break US lab Clinical decision making for US Decision making for all modalities

Presenter: Rose Bankers, OTR/L, CHT, CLT, graduated from the College of St. Catherine with a BA degree in Occupational Therapy in 1988. She currently works for the St. Cloud Hospital, at CentraCare Health Plaza working in outpatient occupational therapy. She has obtained additional certifications in hand therapy, lymphedema therapy, WorkWell industrial rehabilitation programs and Saebo Arm Training program. Rose has provided seminars on hand therapy, core stabilization and physical agent modalities for therapists through workshops, Central District OT meetings and MOTA conferences. No one should have to endure maltreatment from a rehabilitation therapist which is why Rose teaches clinical decision making and promotes professional ethics. She was the Minnesota Occupational Therapist of the Year in 2004. Bankers has recently become a peer reviewer for MOTA.




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WHAT’S SUP? IMPROVING BALANCE AND STABILITY WITH SUP – STAND UP PADDLEBOARDING - TECHNIQUES Workshop No: F14-25 Date: Friday, October 24, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m.; Workshop: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Location: Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Contact Hours: 6.5 Presenter: Jillian Moriarty, MPT; Stacia Bank, MSPT Designed for: PT/PTA/OT/COTA Workshop Cost: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Description: Yes, it’s true! SUP can be used on and off the water - no lake or pool necessary. Use a new dry-land paddleboard trainer to take your therapeutic exercises to the next level. Learn how the dry-land SUP workouts challenge ankle and knee stability in a whole new way plus creates a different dynamic workout to core and scapular stability. Use a weighted paddle for a creative and new PNF and strengthening techniques for the upper body. Plus, learn the basics of core paddling and balance techniques to transfer the challenge onto water if you and your patient are able. Understand how getting in the water on a board might just be the next big therapeutic breakthrough for you and your patients!

Objectives: At the conclusion of the workshop, participants will be able to: • Learn about SUP including its history as a sport and as a therapeutic technique • Understand the importance of the outdoor and water on healing • Become knowledgeable about SUP equipment including a therapeutic dry-land paddleboard trainer and

weighted paddle • Review the three essential balance systems and the important anatomy of balance and stability • Learn multiple standing positions and balance challenges on the dry-land SUP • Understand and master multiple core and scapular strengthening exercises on the SUP • Incorporate cardio drills, plyometrics, agility exercises and yoga and Pilates techniques with SUP/dry-land

paddleboard • Begin the study of on-water SUP and how to encourage the therapy world to bring this new, fun and results-

oriented technique into its treatment realm

Agenda: Coming soon Presenter: Jillian Moriarty, MSPT, a leading expert in health and wellness, is a Polestar-certified Pilates instructor and a certified yoga practitioner, plus has extensive training in bodywork. She has worked as a physical therapist in outpatient neurology and orthopedics. Jillian owns GuruCrew™, a network of physical therapists, plus Yoga and Pilates providers that focus on corporate and in-home training. She is also the founder and owner of Happily Ever Active® and has a children’s book plus had a line of Parent-magazine sponsored DVDs in Target stores nationwide. Jillian grew up on Lake Minnetonka since she was five years old and has been teaching SUP group and private lessons on lakes throughout the Twin Cities area for the past two years. Jillian is always amazed by the affects blue water and big skies have as a natural healing element to people’s minds, bodies and souls. She and Stacia Bank, MSPT, are currently developing a nationwide, therapy-focused, dry-land paddleboard program. Stacia Bank, MSPT, graduated with a Masters in Physical Therapy from St. Kate’s and also became a certified strength and conditioning specialist. She is truly a water girl at heart and is a professional wakesurfer riding for Malibu Boats, Phase 5, Agenda Surf, and Billabong. In fact, Stacia is currently ranked #1 in the world! She is




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energized and believes in getting people outdoors for functional fitness, life sports and goodness for the soul. Raised on a little lake in St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, she now lives on Lake Minnetonka with her family including Semi-Pro wakesurfing husband and three kiddos. She and Jillian are currently developing a nationwide, therapy-focused, dry-land paddleboard program.




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STROKE REHABILITATION: IMMEDIATE AND FUNCTIONAL START Workshop No: F14-30 Date: Friday, October 24, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m.; Workshop: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Location: Kelly Inn, St. Cloud, MN Contact Hours: 6.5 Presenter: Henry Lozano, PT, DPT Designed for: OTR/COTA/PT/PTA/SLP Workshop Cost: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Description: This workshop is intended as a review of stroke rehabilitation in all therapy settings. The goal is to provide a 360 degree look at the stroke patient. We’ll review from onset to discharge with treatment strategies and prognosis indicators. And finally, this course will help you with the transition of the stroke patients to home or alternative living environment. This course will help you maximize your time and durations of treatment within the confines of the Medicare and Managed Care payment system while encompassing a functional team approach. Objectives: At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: • Identify the difference between a hemorrhagic stroke and an ischemic stroke • Complete a comprehensive evaluation including a Neuro evaluation of the Cranial nerves • Set goals for functional outcomes of the geriatric stroke patient • Incorporate the OT, PT, SLP and nursing component in stroke recovery in their clinic • Use evidence based information to determine prognosis of the stroke patient • List five treatment techniques required for functional rehabilitation • List five education components for a successful transition of the stroke patient to home or alternate living

environment • Implement treatment strategies within the confines of the reimbursement structure • Plan a successful discharge to safest and most functional environment Agenda: 7:45 a.m. Registration 8:00 Risk Factors 9:00 Stroke Basics/Anatomy and Pathology 10:15 Break 10:30 Assessment/Treatment Strategies 12:00 p.m. Lunch 1:00 Treatment Strategies/Exercises 2:30 Break 2:45 Discharge Planning/Communication and Reimbursement 3:50 Summary 4:00 Conclusion of Workshop




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Presenter: Dr. Henry Lozano, PT, DPT, is the Director of Rehabilitation at Capital View Transitional Care Center, a 32-bed TCU/Sub-Acute Care Unit located within Regions Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota. Henry graduated from Montclair State University in 1988 with a Bachelor in Chemistry and Biology; New York University Physical Therapy program in 1992. He obtained his Doctor of Physical Therapy advanced degree from Boston University in 2006. Henry has been an Associate Faculty at the University of Minnesota’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program since 1998 teaching Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation. He has presented seminars on several topics including: Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, Stroke Rehabilitation, and Rehabilitation Management, in various states since 1999. Henry is a dynamic speaker who brings current treatment strategies that are evidence based and patient management ideas that you can use in your practice.




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KINESIO TAPING® FUNDAMENTALS & ADVANCED (KT1 & KT2) Workshop No: F14-35 Date: Friday-Saturday, October 24-25, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m., Workshop: 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Location: Holiday Inn, Duluth, MN Contact Hours: 16 Presenter: Deanna M. Wanzek, PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT Designed for: PT/PTA/OTR/COTA/SLP/ATC/DC Workshop Fee: Early Bird: $549; Regular Rate: $569; call for group rates KTAI Workshop No.: Friday: 434-000-1F-102414-05-US; Saturday: 434-000-2A-102514-05-US Description: This two day course is designed to provide professionals with information and instruction on Kinesio Taping methods Kinesio Taping is a method of treatment for musculoskeletal and myofascial disorders and edema control. This method can be used during physical activity and in conjunction with many therapies. Attendees will gain insight into theory and taping techniques for a variety of concerns, including joint stability, muscular weakness, abnormal alignment, pain and inflammation. Objectives: At the conclusion of the workshop, participants will be able to: • Describe the concepts of Kinesio Taping • Review muscular anatomy as it is related to Kinesio Taping • Explain and apply the concepts of the Kinesio Taping method • Describe the unique qualities of Kinesio Tex Tape • Recognize the principles of Kinesio Tex Tape applications • Utilize and demonstrate application skills in guided laboratory sessions • Demonstrate application skills during lab sessions • Practice the various cutting techniques and their clinical application • Apply Kinesio Taping method to relax and stimulate muscles • Apply Kinesio Taping methods for pain, swelling, joint mobility and stability • Apply various taping techniques for treatment of the spine, and upper/lower extremity dysfunction • Apply various taping techniques for treatment of unique conditions using the concepts and principals of the

Kinesio Taping method Agenda: Day One: (434-000-1F-032114-05-US) 7:45 a.m. Registration 8:00 Instructor Bio/Introduction 8:10 Intro KT concepts, theory, history, physiology/pathology: Intro five major physiological effects (skin,

circulatory, fascia, muscle function) Basic application concepts: finger demo and sacrospinalis demo

10:00 Break 10:15 Jt. Function: biotensegrity, application basics, prep, precautions 12:00 p.m. Lunch – on your own 1:00 KT Assessments and Labs, Cervical Paraspinals, scalene anterior, quad femoris, pec major,

rhomboid, gluteus medius 2:15 Break 2:30 KT Assessments/Labs cont., gastroc and soleus, deltoid, wrist extensors, extensor policis longus. Assessment Q & A 5:30 Conclusion of Workshop




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Day Two: (434-000-2A-032214-05-US) 7:45 a.m. Registration/check-in 8:00 Overnight responses, trouble shooting, basic concepts of corrective techniques, tension, mechanic

correction, patellar tracking, shoulder instability 10:00 Break 10:15 Fascia correction, lateral epicondylitis, ITB application 11:30 Lunch – on your own 12:30 p.m. Space, tendon and ligament correction, elbow, lumbar, carpal tunnel, Achilles, knee 3:00 Break 3:15 Functional correction, scar management Q & A 5:30 Conclusion of Workshop Presenter: Deanna M. Wanzek , PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT, is a graduate of the Mayo Foundation School of Physical Therapy. She has specialized in pediatrics for the past thirty years utilizing a holistic approach to evaluation and treatment. She incorporates myofascial release, craniosacral, muscle energy and other complementary skills. She is certified in the use of Universal Exercise Unit/TheraSuit Method. She teaches in the Pediatrics course at St. Catherine University in St. Paul, Minnesota. She is recognized by the Kinesio Taping Association as a Certified Instructor and was named Instructor of the Year for 2007. She is also a Certified Lymphatic Therapist. She is an APTA board certified Pediatric Clinical Specialist. DeDe is employed by St. Croix Therapy.




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CRITICAL EVALUATIVE AND ASSESSMENT SKILLS TO DETERMINE THE MUSCULO-SKELETAL VS. MEDICAL PATIENT – RED FLAGS Workshop No: F14-40 Date: Friday, November 7, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m.; Workshop: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Location: Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Contact Hours: 6 Presenter: Shani T. Johnson, MPT, DScPT, CMPT Designed for: PT/PTA Workshop Cost: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Description: As rehabilitative and wellness clinicians, we are often the first medical professional an individual encounters, especially with the success of direct access implementation. As a team PT, OT and additional health care professionals, we spend a significant amount of time with patients, and the objective findings discovered are often very important in the total picture of a diagnosis. This course is designed to take you to a higher level of red flag identification, to expedite the process of evaluation and effective treatment interventions and to improve critical thinking. The course content is intended to meet the needs of those individuals seeking to sharpen their evaluative skills to decipher musculo-skeletal versus serious medical conditions. Shani Johnson, MPT, an experienced outpatient orthopedic physical therapist who has practiced under direct access for a number of years, will share her knowledge of many of the systemic diseases that may initially present themselves to the evaluating therapist as musculo-skeletal dysfunctions. Her enthusiasm for physical therapy and her desire to enhance critical thinking skills as a physical therapist make her presentation interesting, enjoyable and beneficial…with immediate clinical applicability. As a result of this workshop, you will gain a deeper understanding of specific assessment skills and clinical differential diagnosis. This will allow you to readily identify serious pathology that may need medical attention rather than, or in conjunction with, therapy intervention. Objectives: At the conclusion of the workshop, participants will be able to: • Understand which type of tissue can produce pain, and the type of pain it produces • Perform a complete subjective evaluation to assist in identifying the nature and severity of patient’s problem • Identify potential red flags provided in the patient’s subjective history • Decipher whether pain/symptom pattern is visceral in nature or musculo-skeletal • Perform basic system scan that can help identify musculo-skeletal dysfunctions and/or red flags of systemic

pathology • Understand selective tissue tension examination principles • Recognize when a patient should be referred back to his/her primary care physical or referring specialist • Recognize patterns associated with autoimmune diseases, and readily identify the potential need for further

medical diagnostics • Recognize and decipher basic pain patterns that may demonstrate systemic pathology • Identify an impending stroke • Identify an impending cardiac event

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Presenter: Shani T. Johnson, MPT, DScPT, CMPT, is a licensed physical therapist with over 20 years of experience in the profession. She has been a private practice owner for over twelve years and completed her Doctorate of Science in Physical Therapy from Andrews University in Michigan in 2012. Manual therapy is key with her practice and further education; she has taken NAIOMT coursework through level IV and is a Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist. Shani is a graduate of the University of Iowa Physical Therapy Program and has held a variety of positions in her career. She has been an adjunct faculty with the College of St. Scholastica and has been lecturing in the United States for PESI Healthcare. As an active member of the APTA, WPTA, Chair of the NW District for the WPTA, Section on Women’s Health, Orthopedic, Sports and the Private Practice Section of the APTA, Shani understands the importance of physical therapy as an integral role in the challenges that are ever-present in the health care system today. As a direct access practitioner, she understands the relevance of critical thinking and uses it consistently with her patient population. She has provided educational training in a variety of settings, and is enthusiastic about helping other physical therapists enhance their skills.




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CURRENT UPDATES IN THE CHANGING WORLD OF OUTPATIENT REHAB Workshop No: F14-45 Date: Friday, November 14, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m., Workshop: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Location: Radisson Hotel, Roseville, MN Contact Hours: 7 Presenter: Kathleen Picard, PT Designed for: PT/PTA/OTR/COTA/Admin. Staff Workshop Fee: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Description: This course is designed to provide the tools and knowledge required of rehab providers to remain complaint and successful in the context of today’s changing documentation and reporting demands. Topics include CPT and ICD-10 coding, PQRS and functional reporting, and other changes in Medicare and Minnesota Medicaid payment policy. Objectives: At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: • Understand CPT coding that assures compliance and allows for complete accounting of skilled service • Understand how to successfully participate in PQRS and functional reporting under Medicare B • Identify changes in documentation and certification requirements for payment under Medicare and Medicaid

in Minnesota • Learn abuot the status of transition to ICD-10 • Appreciate how health care delivery is changing under reform efforts and how “rehab” services are impacted Agenda: 7:45 a.m. Registration 8:00 CPT Coding 10:00 Break 10:15 ICD-10 Transition 10:30 Medicare reporting: Functional Limitation Reporting and PQRS 11:45 Lunch - on your own 12:45 p.m. Medicare and Medicaid updates in documentation and certification 2:15 Break 2:30 ICD-10 3:00 Health care delivery reform, including physical therapy 4:30 Conclusion of workshop Presenter: Kathleen Picard is a graduate of the UW-Madison PT Program in Physical Therapy. Her clinical practice experience includes acute care, long term care, home care, and private practice sports and orthopedics. Currently she has an independent consulting practice, providing support and assistance to physical therapists in the areas of payment policy and practice management. Kathleen is also an associate faculty member at the University of MN Program in Physical Therapy where she teaches business administration, payment policy, coding, reimbursement and ethics. Kathleen has served in many roles within the APTA, and found her passion around health policy and advocacy. She chairs MNPTA’s State Government Affairs Committee and is an appointed representative for the physical therapy profession in advisory roles to Medicare, MN Medical Assistance, and the AMA’s CPT Editorial Panel.




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KINESIO TAPING® ADVANCED WHOLE BODY (KT3) Workshop No: F14-50 Date: Friday, November 21, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m., Workshop: 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Location: Embassy Suites*, Bloomington, MN Contact Hours: 8 Presenter: Deanna M. Wanzek, PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT Designed for: PT/PTA/OTR/COTA/SLP/ATC/DC Workshop Fee: Early Bird: $259; Regular Rate: $279; Call us for group rate discount KTAI Workshop No.: 434-000-3W-112114-05 Description: The KT3 course combines KT1 and KT2 coursework with extra lab time for attendees to practice their skills on a variety of clinical applications. Upon completion of this course and prerequisite KT1, KT2 seminar, attendees will be eligible to request and take the exam to become a Certified Kinesio Taping Practitioner (CKTP). Note: Students can request to take the exam but will not receive CKTP certificate until they graduate. Objectives: • Review basic principles of kinesiotaping and the corrective techniques • Relate how to facilitate or inhibit specific muscles for muscle imbalance at the shoulder girdle and pelvis. • Expand repertoire of taping for specific conditions • Discuss taping strategies for specific conditions Agenda: 7:45 a.m. Registration 8:00 Success stories, troubleshooting and questions 8:20 Evaluations, questions, assessments KT1 & KT2 review 8:40 Clinical concepts, shoulder impingement 8:55 Shoulder impingement lab 9:15 Clinical concepts, whiplash/cervical pain 9:25 Whiplash/cervical pain lab 9:40 Clinical concepts/chondromalacia patella 9:50 Chondromalacia patella lab 10:05 Break 10:20 KT3 advance concepts: fascial correction-manual glide 10:30 Manual fascial glide lab 10:45 KT3 advance concepts: Basket Weave Technique 10:55 Basket Weave Lab 11:10 Intro to Kinesio Scar Tapings 11:25 Scar Management “Directional Pull Application:” 11:35 Scar Management - Pitting Scars application 11:45 Scar Management Lab 12:00 p.m. Lunch 1:00 Clinical Concepts and Lab Frozen shoulder, Rotator cuff muscles 1:30 Clinical Concepts and Lab Hand - De Quervain’s, mallet finger, trigger finger 2:00 Clinical Concepts and Lab Hip - piriformis pain, bursitis 2:30 Break 2:45 Clinical Concepts and Lab Back pain/disk protrusion 3:15 Clinical Concepts and Lab Knee-patellofemoral pain syndrome/ACL 3:45 Clinical Concepts and Lab Shin splints/Ankle sprain




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4:15 Clinical Concepts and Lab Sinus pain/ear pain 4:45 Taping of choice by participants Questions/wrap-up 5:30 Conclusion of workshop Presenter: Deanna M. Wanzek , PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT, is a graduate of the Mayo Foundation School of Physical Therapy. She has specialized in pediatrics for the past thirty years utilizing a holistic approach to evaluation and treatment. She incorporates myofascial release, craniosacral, muscle energy and other complementary skills. She is certified in the use of Universal Exercise Unit/TheraSuit Method. She teaches in the Pediatrics course at St. Catherine University in St. Paul, Minnesota. She is recognized by the Kinesio Taping Association as a Certified Instructor and was named Instructor of the Year for 2007. She is also a Certified Lymphatic Therapist. She is an APTA board certified Pediatric Clinical Specialist. DeDe is employed by St. Croix Therapy. * Please note, this Embassy Suites is located 4 miles west of the Mall of America.




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AIR IS GOOD – MUSCULOSKELETAL FUNCTION AND TREATMENT OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM Workshop No: F14-55 Date: Friday, December 5, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m.; Workshop: 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Location: Marriott Courtyard, Roseville, MN Contact Hours: 8 Presenter: Deanna M. Wanzek, PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT Designed for: PT/PTA/OT/COTA/SLP Workshop Cost: Early: $218; Regular: $238; call for group rates Description: AIR IS GOOD is a workshop about the musculoskeletal function and treatment of the respiratory system. Basic anatomy and development of the rib cage/chest will be reviewed. Typical and atypical breathing patterns will be explained along with a musculoskeletal assessment. Treatment techniques to assist in the remediation of atypical breathing patterns will be addressed. Several taping techniques to assist the musculo skeletal system function will be presented. **There will be a pre-study packet for each participant to complete prior to attending.** Objectives: At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: • Recall basic anatomy of respiratory system • Explain the musculoskeletal development of the rib cage • Identify a typical and at least two atypical breathing patterns • Identify musculoskeletal issues related to the rib cage/respiratory system • Design and implement a musculoskeletal treatment plan for an atypical breathing pattern

Agenda: 7:45 a.m. Registration 8:00 Anatomy/function of the musculature of the rib cage Musculoskeletal development of the rib cage 10:00 Break 10:15 Assessment of the musculature impacting respiration (lecture and lab) 11:15 Postural assessment of the chest and upper back (lecture and lab) 12:00 p.m. Lunch – on your own 1:00 Assessment of atypical breathing patterns 2:00 Treatment techniques (lecture and lab) 3:00 Break 3:15 Treatment techniques (lecture and lab) 5:15 Questions/wrap-up 5:30 Conclusion of workshop Presenter: Deanna M. Wanzek , PT, PCS, CKTI, CLT, is a graduate of the Mayo Foundation School of Physical Therapy. She has specialized in pediatrics for the past thirty years utilizing a holistic approach to evaluation and treatment. She incorporates myofascial release, craniosacral, muscle energy and other complementary skills. She is certified in the use of Universal Exercise Unit/TheraSuit Method. She teaches in the Pediatrics course at St. Catherine University in St. Paul, Minnesota. She is recognized by the Kinesio Taping Association as a Certified Instructor and was named Instructor of the Year for 2007. She is also a Certified Lymphatic Therapist. She is an APTA board certified Pediatric Clinical Specialist. DeDe is employed by St. Croix Therapy.




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CARDIOPULMONARY REHABILITATION Workshop No: F14-60 Date: Friday, December 12, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m., Workshop: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Location: Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Contact Hours: 6.5 Presenter: Henry Lozano, PT, DPT Designed for: PT/PTA/OT/COTA Workshop Fee: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Description: Participants in this dynamic one day seminar will walk away with a comprehensive understanding of the cardiac and pulmonary systems. Lecture will be clinically based with patient examples. Topics include: cardiac and respiratory pathologies with clinical implication, evaluation and treatment, exercise prescriptions, and documentation strategies to optimize reimbursement. Specific diagnosis reviewed include: Pneumonia, COPD, CHF, s/p CABG, ASCVD, MI, Emphysema and more! Treatment strategies include exercise tests and breathing exercises to optimize therapy outcomes. Special precautions and treatment ideas to safely treat a patient with these diagnoses will be covered. Objectives: At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to: • Define the anatomy of the cardiopulmonary system • Perform a comprehensive evaluation of patients with cardiac and pulmonary disease • Determine a baseline for treatment as it relates to a cardiac and a pulmonary patient • Identify precautions, indications and contraindications, following a cardiac or pulmonary episode or procedure • List documentation strategies for effective reimbursement • Identify common cardiac and pulmonary pathologies and treatment techniques • Return to the clinic with working tools for treatment Agenda: 7:45 a.m. Registration 8:00 Anatomy and Physiology 10:00 Break 10:15 Evaluation 11:30 Lunch 12:30 p.m. Disease, pathology 2:30 Break 2:45 Disease/Pathology and Treatment 4:00 Conclusion of Workshop Presenter: Dr. Henry Lozano, PT, DPT, is the Director of Rehabilitation at Capital View Transitional Care Center, a 32-bed TCU/Sub-Acute Care Unit located within Regions Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota. Henry graduated from Montclair State University in 1988 with a Bachelor in Chemistry and Biology; New York University Physical Therapy program in 1992. He obtained his Doctor of Physical Therapy advanced degree from Boston University in 2006. Henry has been an Associate Faculty at the University of Minnesota’s Doctor of Physical Therapy Program since 1998 teaching Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation. He has presented seminars on several topics including: Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, Stroke Rehabilitation, and Rehabilitation Management, in various states since 1999. Henry is a dynamic speaker who brings current treatment strategies that are evidence based and patient management ideas that you can use in your practice.




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YOGA AND PILATES FOR CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Workshop No: F14-65 Date: Friday, December 19, 2014 Time: Registration: 7:45 a.m.; Workshop: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Location: Best Western Plus, Bloomington, MN Contact Hours: 6 Presenter: Jillian Moriarty, MPT Designed for: PT/PTA/OT/COTA Workshop Cost: Early: $188; Regular: $208; call for group rates Description: So you have already taken our first course of Yoga, Pilates and Massage for Babies and Children and want more! In this course, we will go more in-depth regarding the instruction of particular yoga and Pilates exercises to help children diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, CP, Down Syndrome and more. Learn how to assist children in yogic pranayama (breathing) and asanas (poses) with manual adjustments and props as necessary. Utilize Pilates techniques for fun core strengthening. This will be a detailed and highly exercise-based course so be dressed to move and practice the exercises yourself as well as with a partner. Objectives: At the conclusion of the workshop, participants will be able to: • Review common disorders and pathologies affecting the pediatric population • Review yoga and its eight limbs and the importance of energy and the chakras • Learn pranayama and meditation techniques to improve children’s’ mind-body awareness, concentration and

focus • Understand and master the ability to instruct over 20 yoga and Pilates exercises to children diagnosed with a

variety of disorders • Be knowledgeable on how and when to modify and advance exercises with use of props and/or manual

techniques as needed on an individual basis

Agenda: Coming soon Presenter: Jillian Moriarty, MSPT, a leading expert in health and wellness, is a Polestar-certified Pilates instructor and a certified yoga practitioner, plus has extensive training in bodywork. She has worked as a physical therapist in outpatient pediatrics, neonatal intensive care, and outpatient neurology and orthopedics. Jillian owns GuruCrew™, a network of physical therapists, plus Yoga and Pilates providers that focus on corporate and in-home training. She is also the founder and owner of Happily Ever Active® and has created a line of family-focused health and fitness classes, DVDs, books and national instructor training programs. She lives in Wayzata, Minnesota with her husband, and their three sons.




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WORKSHOP LOCATIONS:

Best Western Plus at MOA 1901 Killebrew Drive Bloomington, MN 55425 Phone: 952-854-8200 http://www.bestwesternbloomington.com/ Courtyard Marriott 2905 Centre Pointe Drive Roseville, MN 55113 651-746-8000 http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/msprl-courtyard-minneapolis-st-paul-roseville/ Embassy Suites Bloomington 2800 American Boulevard West Bloomington, MN 55431 Phone: 952-884-4811 ** Please note, this Embassy Suites is located 4 miles west of the Mall of America** http://embassysuites3.hilton.com/en/hotels/minnesota/embassy-suites-bloomington-MSPWEES/index.html Embassy Suites Minneapolis Airport, Bloomington, MN 7901 34th Ave South Bloomington, MN 55425 Phone: 952-854-1000 http://embassysuites3.hilton.com/en/hotels/minnesota/embassy-suites-minneapolis-airport-MSPAPES/index.html Holiday Inn & Suites 200 West First St Duluth, MN 55802 Phone: 218-722-1202 http://www.hiduluth.com/room-specials.php




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Kelly Inn Best Western Plus 100 4th Ave S St. Cloud, MN 56301 Phone: 320-253-0606 http://www.bestwesternstcloud.com/ Radisson Hotel 2540 North Cleveland Ave Roseville, MN 55113 Phone: 651-636-4567 http://www.radisson.com/roseville-hotel-mn-55113/mnroserd?gclid=CNmOyeig0r4CFSJqOgodjRgAGQ&s_cid=se.ggl.rad_cmp15

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