2025 The 1000reps a day workshop (online): Strategies to increase amounts of practice in rehab

This workshop will run over two sessions, 4-hrs x 2: Tuesday 11th & 25th March, 18.00pm to 22.00pm Sydney time.

This workshop outlines the evidence for increased practice in rehabilitation and practical strategies to increase intensity and amounts of practice.

Target audience - Health professionals working in an inpatient, outpatient or community rehabilitation setting, with a focus on allied health roles.

Workshop format - This workshop will be conducted via Zoom across two x 4-hour sessions. Participants will be given homework to complete before each session.  The same person should attend both sessions.

Time: 18.00pm - 22.00pm Sydney, Australia time (AEDT). London (GMT) - 7.00am, Brisbane 18.00pm, Adelaide 17.30pm, Perth 16.00pm). But PLEASE check your timezone: https://www.timeanddate.com/wo...

Cost: $288.19 AUD ($250 workshop fee + $11.90 Humanitix Booking Fee + $26.20 GST)

(NB There is an option to request an invoice at the point of payment - an invoice is automatically generated and emailed to you. This method of payment suits some therapists who cannot pay directly via credit card/ Paypal and/or wish their employer to pay for the fee). 

Presenters - Dr Simone Dorsch (PT) and Dr Annie McCluskey (OT)

Learning Outcomes - At the completion of this workshop, registrants should be able to:

• Outline the evidence for a dose-response relationship between amount of practice and outcomes

• Describe strategies to increase patient motivation and empowerment

• Describe effective instructions and feedback during practice

• Describe strategies to set up the environment for safe and effective semi-supervised practice

• Describe strategies to increase attendance and participation in classes

• Outline the evidence for, and describe strategies to increase carer involvement in practice

• Outline the evidence for increasing adherence to independent exercise programmes

• Discuss and implement strategies to increase intensity of practice in your workplace

For more information about this workshop go to www.StrokeEd.com