A dual-tasking movement program combining physical with cognitive challenges, enhancing both functional ability and brain health.

Key Takeaways:

  • Learn how to incorporate movements that challenge both speed and balance, not only helps improve physical health but also enhances cognitive function. 
  • Study dual-task movements standing and in a chair that stimulate the brain, supporting mental agility and preventing cognitive decline, often decreasing the opportunity for a fall. 
  • Discuss the need to train for fall resiliency and not just prevention in a group setting, one to one or a small group setting. 
  • Understand the need to address power, not only in lifting, but in moving from the floor to a standing position. 
  • Learn how to upskill staff to be able to address the new trend

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How can cognitive challenges be tailored for clients with mild cognitive impairment?0
What training formats (group, small group, one-on-one) have the best adherence for fall resiliency programs?0
How do you train staff to spot and adapt to individual balance limitations during dynamic drills?0

 

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