The Therapy Foundations program equips therapists at every stage of their career with the tools, mentorship, and training needed to succeed. Whether you’re just entering the field or an experienced clinician seeking to refresh and sharpen your skills, this program provides the guidance and support to help you grow with confidence.
Any Level
Online, Live, Interactive, and Self-Study
Free
12 Webinars and discipline specific clinical self-study tracts
Unlimited access to tools & resources for success
12 Weeks
In this course, we review the fundamentals of what makes an evaluation accurate and thorough.
Understanding the foundational elements of self-care, mobility, and accuracy in documentation.
Helps therapists understand the basics of the “Patient Driven Payment Model” (PDPM), Medicare’s payment system, including clinical categories and components.
A comprehensive approach to increasing patient participation in therapy services by outlining effective strategies for responding to refusals, proactively addressing barriers such as pain and scheduling conflicts, and fostering engagement and motivation while exploring the role and purpose of clinical programming in rehabilitation, highlighting meaningful examples from past programs and interdisciplinary teams to inspire innovative, patient-centered practices.
Move past the dementia label to focus on how cognitive capacity shapes skilled intervention. Participants learn to align therapy approach, cueing, environmental setup, and goal-writing with a resident’s cognitive level and to articulate why each intervention requires the skills of a therapist rather than a restorative or caregiver approach.
Reframes swallowing safety as a team responsibility rather than an SLP-only concern. This course outlines the distinct roles PT, OT, and SLP each play in protecting residents at mealtime, from positioning and seating to self-feeding mechanics and diet-level carryover, and how coordinated documentation strengthens the skilled picture.
Shifts the focus from reacting to falls toward preventing them. Participants explore how to identify at-risk residents early, build proactive falls programming across disciplines, and connect screening, intervention, and documentation into a defensible, patient-centered program that supports both resident safety and skilled justification.
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