International Symposium on Clinical Neuroscience 2017

The International Symposium on Clinical Neuroscience 2017 addresses the subtle dysfunctions and hidden influences that limit neurological recovery. Through 14 sessions, you'll learn to spot what's missed, adapt strategies to complex presentations, and deliver results that reach beyond baseline restoration.

Carrick Institute Faculty

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725

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725

Description

Recovery in neurological care often stalls when lingering deficits, systemic influences, or early warning signs are overlooked. The International Symposium on Clinical Neuroscience 2017 focuses on uncovering those blind spots and turning them into actionable opportunities for improvement. Sessions explore advanced neuroimaging to reveal hidden dysfunction, vestibular rehabilitation for complex cases, and re-engaging neuroplasticity in post-stroke recovery. You'll learn how to integrate cognitive and motor rehabilitation, address gut-brain-microbiome interactions, and detect neurodegenerative change early through eye movement analysis. Other topics cover concussion care beyond symptom clearance, optimizing performance in elite athletes, and recognizing neuroendocrine influences on healing. By combining research translation with case-based problem solving, this symposium equips you to approach challenging cases with clarity, precision, and an expanded set of tools-helping patients progress further and sustain their gains.

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What you’ll learn:

Identify overlooked neurological and systemic factors that limit patient recovery.
Apply advanced imaging, assessment, and rehabilitation strategies to complex presentations.
Integrate cognitive, motor, and systemic approaches for more complete functional restoration.
Detect early neurodegenerative changes and adapt care to slow progression.
Translate current research into practical, patient-specific interventions that extend results beyond baseline.

Syllabus

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The Eye as a Window to the Brain
- Subtle ocular changes often precede overt neurological symptoms but can be missed in routine exams. Learn to detect these early signs and use them to guide proactive, targeted care.
Advances in Functional Neuroimaging
- Conventional imaging can leave critical questions unanswered. Explore new neuroimaging techniques that uncover hidden dysfunctions and refine clinical decision-making.
Vestibular Rehabilitation for Complex Presentations
- Persistent dizziness and imbalance may stem from multiple interacting systems. Gain strategies to untangle these factors and design rehabilitation that restores stability and confidence.
Neuroplasticity in Post-Stroke Recovery
- Post-stroke progress can stall once basic functions return. Learn how to re-engage neuroplasticity to achieve continued gains in mobility, cognition, and independence.
Integrating Cognitive and Motor Rehabilitation
- When cognitive deficits are overlooked, physical gains may plateau. Discover how merging cognitive and motor training produces more complete and lasting outcomes.
Brain-Gut-Microbiome Connections in Neurological Health
- Neurological symptoms are often addressed in isolation from systemic health. Examine how gut and microbiome status influence brain function and how to integrate these insights into care.
Performance Optimization in Elite Athletes
- Even top athletes may harbor neurological inefficiencies that limit peak performance. Learn assessment and training methods to unlock higher speed, precision, and resilience.
Concussion Management: Beyond Symptom Resolution
- Clearing symptoms doesn't always mean full recovery. Gain tools to identify residual deficits and prepare patients for safe return to their daily or competitive demands.
Functional Neurology in Mental Health Care
- Mental health interventions can overlook underlying neurological contributors. Explore brain-based assessments and treatments that complement psychological therapies for better outcomes.
Translating Research into Clinical Practice
- Promising research often remains unused in the clinic. Learn how to critically evaluate new findings and incorporate them into everyday patient care without losing efficiency.
Eye Movement Analysis in Neurodegenerative Disease
- Early degeneration can be missed until function is severely impaired. Discover how eye movement analysis can detect these changes sooner and guide timely interventions.
Neuroendocrine Influences on Recovery
- Slow or incomplete recovery may be tied to hormonal imbalance. Learn to recognize neuroendocrine factors and adapt care plans to restore momentum.
Rehabilitation of Chronic Pain through Neurological Pathways
- When pain persists despite tissue healing, the nervous system often plays a central role. Explore interventions that recalibrate neural pathways and reduce long-term pain.
Case-Based Problem Solving in Functional Neurology
- Complex presentations can challenge even experienced clinicians. Work through real-world cases to sharpen your reasoning and expand your intervention toolkit.

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Eligibility for Neurology Fellowship and Diplomate Examinations after the completion of 300+ hours of study

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Certificate of Completion