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IM Pro Clinical Certification Coaching

Course 2 of 2

Presented by: Sherrie Hardy

Agenda

Evaluate your Long-Form Assessment (LFA)

Learn how to set up a training plan

Learn when to modify the training

Discuss how your clients plans will differ

Start thinking about who your first client to train will be

HOMEWORK! Complete 4-day training plan

sent to you in e-mail

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• Look at the difference between task 1 & 14• Most will be higher on 14• Higher scores indicate that you should start

with fewer reps

Evaluating your LFA

When to adjust the training

• Be able to keep your score under 100 ms before increasing reps Example: If you have a

250 ms on both hands, set their program for 50 to 100 reps and keep it there until their scores are below 100 ms.

Tip: Demo hand over hand to parent or caregiver to help them

• Gradually increase the reps as you are able to maintain scores consistently under 100 ms 

• As the scores drop lower add longer reps to EACH TASK

• When able to do tasks with longer reps (starting with the 500 reps tasks) make sure they can maintain their scores in the average to above average range

When to adjust the training

• An off session or two can be expected at some point in the training• Don’t change plan just

yet• Some clients have a

few poor scores right before they make a big gain in their timing 

• If lack of progress persists, it is time to reassess

When to adjust the training

When to adjust the training

• If your client didn’t do very well on the LFA but soars on session 1- move them ahead & CHALLENGE THEM

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How to adjust the training

**Program Features located on page 10 in your self-study manual

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Who Is A Candidate for IM?

Standardized assessment

Functional assessment

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Key Diagnoses

Developmental Delay/Disorders

Learning Disability Dyslexia Nonverbal Learning

Disorder Apraxia ADD/ADHD Auditory/Language

Processing Disorders

Autism/PDD Sensory Processing

Disorders Cerebral Palsy Fetal Alcohol

Syndrome Stroke/Brain Injury Parkinson’s

Post Concussion MS Limb Amputation And more…

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Candidates for IM

COGNITIVE DEFICITS self-initiation attention perseveration cognitive stamina planning & organization sequencing time-management memory reasoning & abstract thinking cognitive speed for everyday decision-making

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Candidates for IM

BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS impulse control hyperactivity disinhibition aggression social skills affect

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Candidates for IM

SENSORY PROCESSING DISORDERS sensory over-responsivity sensory under-responsivity sensory-seeking behavior sensory discrimination sensory-based motor skills

praxis posture

Candidates for IM

SPEECH & LANGUAGE DISORDERS

auditory processing naming & verbal

expression thought organization reading

comprehension & fluency

spelling & written expression

pragmatic language speech intelligibility,

prosody, & fluency

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Candidates for IMMOTOR DEFICITS balance/falls gait fine-motor control

(handwriting, dressing) motor planning & sequencing hemiplegia limb amputation coordination posture ataxia lower motor neuron injuries shoulder, arm, hand ortho/neuro functional mobility

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Recap

Evaluate your Long-Form Assessment (LFA)

Learn how to set up a training plan

Learn when to modify the training

Discuss how your clients plans will differ

Start thinking about who your first client to train will be

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Complete 4 day Training Plan (or for Super-achievers complete the 12-dayTraining Plan)

Don’t forget to turn in your IM-Home Voucher and start the IM-Home Certification Program

Take Online Post-Test to get listed on the IM Locator Board

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