IC3: Rehabilitation of Fatigue
IC5: *TWO DAY COURSE* On the Road to Recovery: Treating Individuals post-TBI and their Families
IC6: *TWO DAY COURSE* On the Road to Recovery: Treating Individuals post-TBI and their Families
IC7: Lifestyle Medicine, Rehabilitation and Interprofessional Team-Based Care
IC11: Rehabilitation of Everyday Mathematics in People with Aphasia
IC12: Hands on Implementation of Value Based Telehealth Services across Patient Populations
IC13: Embrace the Complexity –Comprehensive Rehabilitation of Head and Neck Cancer Survivors
IC14: Manual Therapy Interventions for the Upper Extremity after Spinal Cord Injury: Hands on Workshop
IC15: Push It – Advanced Manual Wheelchair Skills Training for the Real World
IC17: Longitudinal Data Analysis and Practical Workshop Using R: Part I Introductory Topics
IC18: Longitudinal Data Analysis and Practical Workshop using R: Part II Advanced Topics
IC20: Wound management boot camp for the rehab professional
IC21: Best Practices for Conducting Research Using the Spinal Cord Injury Models System Database
IC23: Vision Rehabilitation After Traumatic Brain Injury
IC24: Rehabilitation for Functional Neurological Disorder–The Works
IC26: There’s Always a Bigger Fish: Taking a Systems Approach to Person Centered Rehabilitation
IC27: Using Neuromodulation for Rehabilitation: An Interactive Course for Clinicians on Current Techniques
IC28: Early Detection of Cerebral Palsy: Developing and Strengthening Local Early Detection Networks
IC30: Non Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury: 2022 Update in Management
IC31: Post-Stroke Gait Assessment And Incorporating Robotic Exo-Suit Technology To Maximize Outcomes
IC32: Applying Game Design Theory in Immersive Virtual Reality Rehabilitation Gaming Design
IC34: Psychological and neuropsychological sequela derived from the COVID-19 pandemic
IC35: Diversity & Respect: The Science of Exclusion
IC38: Reducing Burnout in Healthcare: Building a Resilient Workforce
IC39: Nature as Co Therapist in Rehabilitation
IC40: Pediatric Seating and mobility in Children with Movement Disorders
The Hilton Anatole in Dallas is an extraordinary venue & the perfect scene for the collaboration, in-depth learning, and connections made at the ACRM Annual Fall Conference.
The space is lovely, showcasing the largest art collection of any American hotel, with works ranging from paintings and sculpture to a piece of the Berlin Wall.
Open and inviting, the Anatole is designed for artful collaboration. There’s plenty of public seating for impromptu meetings, two full-service restaurants, two counter-service cafes, a contemporary bar, shopping, spa, outdoor circuit trail, world-class gym, indoor pool and more—all onsite.
ACRM has secured incredible savings on Hilton with the negotiated rate of $250/night (and government rates as low as $170) — unheard of prices these days for a premium hotel.
As an additional bonus you may extend your stay at these fantastic ACRM-discounted rates for up to three days prior to and three days post-conference, subject to availability.
Book today at the headquarters Hilton, visit ACRM.org/venue.
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