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Improving Function for Those Living with Cognitive and Perceptual Impairments - Unit 1
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Online Course
IMPROVING FUNCTION FOR THOSE LIVING WITH COGNITIVE & PERCEPTUAL IMPAIRMENTS Presented by Dr. Glen Gillen, this self-paced distance learning course is designed for those working with individuals who present with limitations in daily function due to visual/cognitive/perceptual impairment. Specific topics related to evaluation and interventions include: poor awareness, visuospatial deficits, apraxia, neglect, memory loss, attention deficits, executive dysfunction, agnosia, etc. See www.columbiaot.org for more information or e-mail Jolene Joseph at jw431@columbia.edu to register. Click on the link for additional information & pricing details.
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Improving Function for Those Living with Cognitive and Perceptual Impairments - Unit 2
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Online Course
IMPROVING FUNCTION FOR THOSE LIVING WITH COGNITIVE & PERCEPTUAL IMPAIRMENTS Presented by Dr. Glen Gillen, this self-paced distance learning course is designed for those working with individuals who present with limitations in daily function due to visual/cognitive/perceptual impairment. Specific topics related to evaluation and interventions include: poor awareness, visuospatial deficits, apraxia, neglect, memory loss, attention deficits, executive dysfunction, agnosia, etc. See www.columbiaot.org for more information or e-mail Jolene Joseph at jw431@columbia.edu to register.
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Improving Function for Those Living with Cognitive and Perceptual Impairments - Unit 3
   Register for the Minority Students/Alumni Dinner 11/12/07
Online Course
IMPROVING FUNCTION FOR THOSE LIVING WITH COGNITIVE & PERCEPTUAL IMPAIRMENTS Presented by Dr. Glen Gillen, this self-paced distance learning course is designed for those working with individuals who present with limitations in daily function due to visual/cognitive/perceptual impairment. Specific topics related to evaluation and interventions include: poor awareness, visuospatial deficits, apraxia, neglect, memory loss, attention deficits, executive dysfunction, agnosia, etc. See www.columbiaot.org for more information or e-mail Jolene Joseph at jw431@columbia.edu to register. Click on the link for additional information & pricing details.
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Improving Function for Those Living with Cognitive and Perceptual Impairments - Bundle (All 3 units)
   Register for the Minority Students/Alumni Dinner 11/12/07
Online Course
IMPROVING FUNCTION FOR THOSE LIVING WITH COGNITIVE & PERCEPTUAL IMPAIRMENTS Presented by Dr. Glen Gillen, this self-paced distance learning course is designed for those working with individuals who present with limitations in daily function due to visual/cognitive/perceptual impairment. Specific topics related to evaluation and interventions include: poor awareness, visuospatial deficits, apraxia, neglect, memory loss, attention deficits, executive dysfunction, agnosia, etc. See www.columbiaot.org for more information or e-mail Jolene Joseph at jw431@columbia.edu to register. Click on the link for additional information & pricing details.
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A-ONE CERTIFICATION: Assessing Cognitive-Perceptual Dysfunction through ADL and Mobility
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March 10 2012 - March 14 2012
This course is designed to train OTs in objectively assessing the impact of cognitive perceptual impairments (neglect, agnosias, spatial dysfunction, apraxia, body scheme disorders, etc.) on ADL and mobility highlighting our unique contribution to this practice area. Limited enrollment. AOTA CEUs. Contact: Glen Gillen 212-305-1648 or GG50@Columbia.edu Billing: Columbia University Programs in Occupational Therapy 710 West 168th St. NY, NY 10032 Att: Glen Gillen, continuing education
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