Interactive Metronome (IM) increases the rate and effectiveness of rehab interventions by synchronizing fundamental neural network communication, leading to better outcomes in the areas of cognitive, communicative, sensory, & motor function. This LIVE (interactive) certification refresher course is specifically designed for therapists and medical professionals in the adult/geriatric rehabilitation setting. The purpose is to refresh your memory regarding IM basics and to provide you with practical strategies so that you can begin incorporating IM into treatment today. Topics will include: • IM Fundamentals: Brief review of the nuts and bolts for those who were certified, but haven’t yet implemented IM in practice or haven’t used it in a while • Candidacy: Which adult/geriatric patients on my caseload would benefit from IM? • IM Assessment: How do I interpret IM scores? How do I use them to establish a treatment plan? Monitor and report progress? Know when to discontinue IM treatment? • Documentation: How do I document IM assessment results? Write goals for IM treatment? Document IM treatment? • IM Treatment: How do I get started? What are some considerations for my practice setting? How do I adapt and individualize IM? How much time should I spend on this each session? How many sessions are typically needed to see results? What outcomes should I expect to see? • Fall Risk Reduction Overview: What is the role of IM in fall risk reduction? How does it differ from and improve upon current standard of care? Where do I find the IM Fall Risk Reduction treatment protocols? What evidence-based assessment tools are recommended to objectively measure results? • Question & Answer: Bring your questions! This course is intended for practitioners that are already IM Certified. You must have the IM equipment at your disposal to take this course. Please reach out to our Education Department: [email protected] PH: 954-385-4660 Opt 5 if you require an equipment loan. Contact hours/CEUs are offered pending successful completion of a written exam at the end of the course.