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The Role of Supplements, Botanicals, and Nutrigenomics Post Neurological Injury
Course Description: This presentation will explore the vast world of nutrition post neurological injury. Where does the science stop and human interpretations begin? What is emerging as possible new insights into this minimally explored subject? Nutrition professionals can play a key role in recovery and optimizing health outcomes.
Objectives: Upon completion of this presentation, the participant should be able to:
1. Understand the difference between acute neurological injury and degenerative injury.
2. Have a clearer understanding of how these injuries affect body systems and what role nutrition can have.
3. Identify food sources, supplements and other products that may actually bring value to a client.
4. Gain basic understanding of Nutrigenomics and the value it could bring to certain clients.
5. Evaluate the role a nutrition professional could play in whole person care post neurological injury.
Objectives: Upon completion of this presentation, the participant should be able to:
1. Understand the difference between acute neurological injury and degenerative injury.
2. Have a clearer understanding of how these injuries affect body systems and what role nutrition can have.
3. Identify food sources, supplements and other products that may actually bring value to a client.
4. Gain basic understanding of Nutrigenomics and the value it could bring to certain clients.
5. Evaluate the role a nutrition professional could play in whole person care post neurological injury.
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No Plateau for Pato-Pato Gilchrist's QLI Rehabilitation Journey
zhlédnutí 61Před měsícem
Sustaining a spinal cord injury after a diving accident didn't stop 19 year-old Pato Gilchrist's life. It fueled it. Pato has completed his intensive rehabilitation program at QLI, and now has his sights on the U.S.A. Wheelchair Rugby team and college life at DePaul University in Illinois.
Alexa I'm Home - Prototype Smart Apartments Reveal What is Possible in Rehab, Recovery, and Life
zhlédnutí 45Před měsícem
COURSE DESCRIPTION: Finding accessible housing can pose challenges for individuals and frequently fails to foster independence. Our Prototype apartments push the boundaries of traditional ideas of independence and expand the possibilities of who can thrive independently in a residential environment. This presentation will explore the design process, implementation, and adaption of housing solut...
Ray Skoglund-Fighting Fire with Fire
zhlédnutí 609Před měsícem
In January 2024, Ray Skoglund was training for a marathon when he was struck by a hit-and-run driver. Ray, a Duluth firefighter and member of the Air National Guard 148th Fighter Wing, knows how to overcome adversity. Early in his recovery, he quipped, “Cars are weak.” Ray proved he was stronger. With the unwavering support of his family, friends, co-workers and rehabilitation team, Ray has exc...
Kylee Mueller-Drive and Persistence at QLI
zhlédnutí 80Před 2 měsíci
We close out Better Speech and Hearing Month with an update on the remarkable progress Kylee Mueller has made since her stroke on October 17th, 2023. Kylee’s spirit and potential were awakened at @MadonnaRehabilitationHospitals where she made huge strides in her recovery. We received the torch in February, and Kylee continues to flourish. This video touches on Kylee’s drive and persistence, but...
Breaking the Silence: Empowering People with Aphasia to Connect, Engage, and Thrive
zhlédnutí 67Před 3 měsíci
Boka kurlo trespa enrato duporagotta de rosinqutio bekimorsti cal umorno. Bordo drecko? Was that difficult for you understand? Imagine if every time someone spoke or wrote to you, this is what your brain processed. How confused, discouraged, and disheartened would you feel? This is what many people with aphasia every time they interact with the people around them. The art and science of communi...
Sexuality After Brain or Spinal Cord Injury...No Really, Let's Talk About It
zhlédnutí 120Před 4 měsíci
Sexual health and intimacy are important yet often overlooked topics after neurological events. These topics are identified by both the practitioner and patient as central to a fulfilling life and daily living. This presentation will explore societal attitudes towards sexuality, and the impact that may have on individuals who have experienced spinal cord injuries, stroke, or traumatic brain inj...
It’s NOT the Struggle: Using the Power of Story to Transform Lives
zhlédnutí 59Před 5 měsíci
A catastrophic injury and its negative impact are far too often the sole driving force in healthcare. To deliver powerful, long-lasting outcomes, we must broaden and deepen our approach. Clients are in the midst of an immense battle that is impeding their return to “normalcy,” but their journey should never be defined and driven by the struggle alone. Their true story is conveyed by how they re...
Understanding Visual Function and Balance
zhlédnutí 255Před 6 měsíci
Balance impairments can have significant and far-reaching effects on individuals who have experienced a neurological injury. This varies by injury type and severity, and is best served with a multidisciplinary approach for rehabilitation and support. This presentation will take a deep dive into the visual system while exploring the short- and long-term impacts of balance impairment through look...
Somatosensory Function and Balance and the Impact after Traumatic Brain Injury
zhlédnutí 150Před 7 měsíci
Balance impairments can have significant and far-reaching effects on individuals who have experienced a neurological injury. This varies by injury type and severity, and is best served with a multidisciplinary approach for rehabilitation and support. This presentation will explore the short and long term impacts of balance impairment through looking at the neurological structures and pathways i...
QLI in Photos 2023
zhlédnutí 488Před 7 měsíci
It’s that time of year when we share QLI’s Director of Creativity and in-house photographer Jon Pearson’s shares his favorite photos of the year. “I shot over six thousand images this year,” said Jon. “Narrowing it down to these selects was really tough, because I’m emotionally attached to all of the incredible moments at QLI that I am privileged to document.”
Demystifying the Physical Aspects of TeleRehabilitation
zhlédnutí 183Před 8 měsíci
Demystifying the Physical Aspects of TeleRehabilitation
Impaired Self-Awareness Secondary to Brain Injury
zhlédnutí 176Před 8 měsíci
A clinical finding of impaired self-awareness is often associated with severe brain injury. This aspect of cognitive functioning can present with significant clinical concerns secondary to the behavioral implications of a patient’s compromised awareness of the presence and/or severity of impairments arising from brain injury. Such a neurological lack of awareness increases the risks associated ...
Introduction to Spinal Cord Injury Webinar
zhlédnutí 96Před 8 měsíci
Introduction to Spinal Cord Injury Webinar
Management of Chronic Pain After Spinal Cord Injury Webinar
zhlédnutí 50Před 8 měsíci
Management of Chronic Pain After Spinal Cord Injury Webinar
Understanding The Value Of Post Hospital Rehabilitation Webinar
zhlédnutí 34Před 8 měsíci
Understanding The Value Of Post Hospital Rehabilitation Webinar
Understanding the Right Brain: Form, Function and Rehabilitation Outcomes Webinar
zhlédnutí 26Před 8 měsíci
Understanding the Right Brain: Form, Function and Rehabilitation Outcomes Webinar
QLI Effective Treatment of Limb Loss Webinar
zhlédnutí 56Před 9 měsíci
QLI Effective Treatment of Limb Loss Webinar
Beyond the 4 Walls of Traditional Speech Therapy
zhlédnutí 42Před 9 měsíci
Beyond the 4 Walls of Traditional Speech Therapy
QLI Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Webinar 2020
zhlédnutí 106Před 9 měsíci
QLI Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Webinar 2020
The Role of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Traumatic Brain Injury
zhlédnutí 201Před 9 měsíci
The Role of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Traumatic Brain Injury
That's awesome...Thankyou Jesus....
I envision a movie being made about him someday!
Faith, Strength and Perseverance! Way to go, Ray!
Way to go!
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one thing i noticed that i found quite smart was that when going through the controlled fall, usually people would spread their arms out in order to regain balance but he grabbed onto the chair bars(?) so that his head wouldnt hit the ground with as much force
QLI, can you pass these words on to Jason? Jason, I stumbled on to QLI by accident but I am so glad I did. What a great support group. I had tears in my eyes by the end. Thank you for sharing your touching story. I know it will help others. Never give up! 🌻
Thank you so much, Seth, for showing us your technique. I hope I won't need to use this knowledge, but I appreciate tremendously your sharing it.
I hope i can get to do that. X
Thanks for the info and demo.
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Thank you both for so clearly explaining and demonstrating how to do this. Brilliant!!!
Loved this, an excellent, informative presentation
Amazing and simplified breakdown of a complex subject. Not only what it is, but how to treat chronic pain.
Each time I’ve had a fall, I immediately evaluate what could make it better. Little giant has a superb four step stool. Use it for books and plants until it’s needed. The last time I didn’t have arm strength to lift to get to sit on bottom step. So….use a wedge. A ramp. An inclined plane -butt skootch to the bottom step. To test the theory, I used a thick piece of plywood which I secured so it wouldn’t slip. Works great. If you can turn in the bed, you can do butt skootch. We can’t wait for needed equipment to show up in a catalog-it’s not there, it’s not coming. When I make this wooden wedge, I’ll use dollar store rubberized shelf paper to prevent slipping. Having it handy, I can walk up to a high storage shelf, or clean refrigerator top. Walk up, don’t climb. Good ideas you have here, but show us some rails or trapeze wedge to reach for. Help is on the way. Things will grow exponentially. Mobility impairments will be a relic of the past.
PERFECTO - I am immobilized due to spinous - thus I have to ALWAYS look at my feet as NOT to cross them when walking in the kitchen with a large table to NOT lose my balance and trip/fall from looking to fast - this video was well done.
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The QLI walls are filled with amazing people doing amazing things! Thanks goes out to Jon Pearson for capturing the spirit of the Mission being lived out everyday!
Thanks Alicia ;)
Excellent. You have the right ideas, but we need to do more. Seth is a big handsome guy, upper body strength to burn. But …what caused the tip over? By the time all that happened, he or she might be too weak to complete the tasks of getting the chair up, and getting in the futon. The problem is lack of design. czcams.com/users/shortsxAhrrO7aQzY?si=cS-c5MXRuUcoWtAm Furniture could be assistive. We have to do things on our own. Help is not on the way. We have to create it. Where we see things, it’s cost prohibitive. Medical deduction, yes, but need to wait to see the benefit. Can make it better using our own shared knowledge. Buy select hardwood, use carriage bolts, pvc pipe, devise a trapeze grip. The standing thing can look like a floor lamp, or a plant stand, but it’s an SOS pole. Go in with somebody for the parts. At the least, make more than one, many people need it. We ain’t in kindy-garden with design. Dark Ages. Theres startup money with the Biden Plan, no excuses now.
Hi Brad! Thanks for this video. I'm a paraplegic and I'm working myself on some tips to improve people's life. I'm now researching the tecnique you're showing in this video, but I have difficulties finding out the, or at least one of the people ho first invented this method. Can you help me with this? Even just a tip would be very usefull.
I'm not certain who originally came up with the technique, but it's a standardized way of teaching wheelchair skills and training for rehab professionals. Here is information on the Wheelchair Skills Test. You can download the manual wheelchair version to see common progressions/skills that rehab professionals are trying to teach: scireproject.com/outcome/wheelchair-skills-test/
How do you install these on folding wheelchairs?
Hi, there is actually a folding wheelchair adapter. Check out this link to view it: livingspinal.com/active-mobility/freewheel-wheelchair-attachment-1/
@@qli8818 interesting! I have the Küschall Champion, but the front casters just don’t seem to lift because of the folding footplate. Would this work for my chair? It doesn’t have these round tubes
This is NOT a quad cough. I work in a spinal rehab, and the first Wong thing, is that it is done laying down not sitting up!
Thank you for the info.
Inexpensive….?
What about a normal curb. That was very tall and slopped I would not call that a kerb.
You don't have to bend your knees to transfer,it's a waste of time. Here's a link to different ways to transfer back onto your wheelchair♿️⤵️ czcams.com/video/VDKqHnG7ljw/video.html
That looks so rattly. $600 but no bearings?
Yess thanks I learned something new today...
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$600.+ is inexpensive?? Maybe for some people. But not all... If I had one today I wouldn't be sporting a black eye today.. I just did a face plant on asphalt...
You're both right...$600 isn't exactly cheap. Not much equipment is. Compared to other options for making your wheelchair more accessible over different terrains, it certainly is a more affordable option. If you're interested, here's a website with some great resources for obtaining grants for adaptive sports equipment: www.sralab.org/lifecenter/resources/listing-grants-adaptive-sports-equipment-automotive-and-home-needs
Okay. I love this. But that is a ramp, not a curb. I am trying to get up curbs. Hopefully it is possible.
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Great job 👏 keep up the good work :)
Wonderful!
I have been a quadriplegic for 12 years this is the first helpful video that I can use to get up I use a walker to transfer I'm not fully quadriplegic but I do get leg spasms and this helps when I go to transfer and have a spasm in the middle and fall down thank you
Glad it was helpful, Ted!
Two of QLI's finest, good to see you Janelle!
I have SCA 3, am a long distance walker and recumbent trike biker. I was inspired and heavily humoured by your podcast, I had to look you guys up. I will buy the documentary. Deep gratitude and Blessings
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hi Good work, My Father is GBS Patent, he got attack in july21, now his hand fingers are still band, he is feeling high pain in hands and legs, any treatment or advise, please
I am an OT student studying for my board exam... this video is inspiring! Thank you Seth for being the best teacher!
Brian was one of my best friends after we met in 1986, as you are such an amazing person! I have not seen him since after the accident, but this story does not begin to explain what an extraordinary person he was, and still is! Brew Crew forever Brian! 360 (let's get the F out of here). God Bless!
Nice wheel please I have .I am paralyzed from 39 years from nepal
Family proud!
Very helpful !!
Great video. If I'm in a situation in where I can "Stair Step" up into my chair I take it!