Functional Music Therapy (FMT) is a fantastic form of therapy, where Margareta Ericsson and Karina Larsson are starting a training at Eskilstuna Folk High School in the autumn of 2020 after many years of work. Treatment can occur individually or in groups, catering to all ages, and it is aimed at those with neuropsychiatric diagnoses or various types of brain injuries. With music as a tool and knowledge about people, as a Music Therapist following the FMT model, you can work within health promotion, rehabilitation, schools, and care. Learn to Move will participate in the teaching related to motor development, senses and perception, physical self-esteem, and more. It’s a joy to participate in a therapy form that embraces music and movement, benefiting both children and the elderly, promoting well-being and development. More of that! If you are interested in attending the training, you can read more about it here .
Now it’s time again – For everyone working with children in healthcare, preschool, school, or leisure, there is a basic course on Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD). In the course, you will learn about the causes and impacts on both motor skills and learning in daily functions. On the second day, we will work practically with patient case discussions and training.
Course theme
Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) – symptoms, causes, and interventions.
In the training, you will, among other things, learn
Basics of motor development and how they are affected in DCD.
Symptoms of 2 different types of DCD.
How do we improve motor skills in children with DCD?
Assessment and diagnosis.
Impact on everyday functions and learning.
School situation – ability to sit still, need for movement, physical education and crafts, grades.
Participation in leisure activities.
Impact on emotions and self-esteem.
Prognosis for DCD
Target audience.
Everyone working with children in healthcare, preschool, school, or leisure, for example. Physiotherapists, physical education teachers, special educators, school nurses, teachers, and parents.
Course instructor
Ulrika Myhr, specialist in pediatric physiotherapy with extensive experience working with children with DCD, author of the book “Sittande barn” (Sitting Child).
Date & location
Friday, Saturday, January 24-25, 2020, 9 am – 5 pm, registration from 8:30 am. The course will be held at Capio Artro Clinic, Valhallavägen 91 in Stockholm.
To go to the registration page, click here: DCD-course.
Motor development for the very youngest is incredibly important for the overall development of the child. At this full-day training, you will learn about current issues and how to support children and parents for positive development.
It’s almost time again for the Basic Course in Motor Development, which takes place at Capio Artro Clinic on May 4-5, 2020. We hope for a lot of learning, discussions, and collaboration. Warmly welcome!
This fall, Learn to Move will participate as an instructor in the Early Childhood Education program in Lund, focusing on the first three foundational years of a child’s life. It will be exciting and enjoyable to work together with the education manager, Helena Lindfors.
To all working with children in healthcare, preschool, school, or leisure, a basic course on Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) is offered. In the course, you will learn about the causes and impacts on both motor skills and learning in daily functions.
Course theme
Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) – symptoms, causes, and interventions.
In the training, you will, among other things, learn
Basics of motor development and how they are affected in DCD.
Symptoms of 2 different types of DCD.
How do we improve motor skills in children with DCD?
Assessment and diagnosis.
Impact on everyday functions and learning.
School situation – ability to sit still, need for movement, physical education and crafts, grades.
Participation in leisure activities.
Impact on emotions and self-esteem.
Prognosis for DCD
Target audience.
Everyone working with children in healthcare, preschool, school, or leisure, for example. Physiotherapists, physical education teachers, special educators, school nurses, teachers, and parents.
Course instructor
Ulrika Myhr, a specialist in pediatric physiotherapy with extensive experience working with children with DCD, and the author of the book ‘Sittande barn’ (Sitting Children).
Date & location
Friday, Saturday January 25-26th 2019, 9-17, registreration from 8.30 The course is held at Capio artro clinic, Valhallavägen 91 in Stockholm.
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