Description
The Homunculus and the Hand
(Owners Edition)
Please join Mike Cricchio, MBA, OT/L, CHT for a two-hour discussion-based study of The Homunculus and the Hand. This two-hour webinar will expand on the original one-hour Homunculus and the Hand presentation (June 2020) through the exploration of the challenging and rewarding study of the structural and functional connectivity between the brain and the hand. If you were one of the two-hundred plus attendees to The Homunculus and the Hand presented June 2020, build upon your knowledge by registering today for this expanded discussion-based study of the Homunculus and the Hand. If you missed the opportunity to take part in the June 2020 presentation, register today for this matchless study!
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2 hours continuing education credit
AOTA Approved Provider
This event is approved for continuing education credit for occupational therapists ONLY.
Course Description
This two-hour webinar will expand on the original one-hour Homunculus and the Hand presentation through the exploration of the challenging and rewarding study of the structural and functional connectivity between the brain and the hand. It will combine the physical and psychosocial, link the obvious with the unconscious, and detail the salient anatomy of the hand and sensory and motor cortices.
Objectives
1. Discuss the origin of the homunculus model.
2. Detail the clinical relevance of the Homunculus and the Hand.
3. Study the homunculus model and the impact of visual and tactile perception on the sensory and motor cortex.
4. Hypothesize and cite evidence detailing the role upper extremity injuries may have on the sensory and motor cortex.
5. Organize a structured video environment in which professional peers from across the world can discuss personal and researched thoughts in relation to the interconnection between the hand and the sensory and motor cortices.
Entire two-hour Zoom presentation will be led by Mike Cricchio, MBA, OT/L, CHT
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