Julie Brauer

Dr. Julie Brauer, a lead faculty member in Modern Management of the Older Adult, shares invaluable insights on creating tailored workouts for hospitalized patients. She emphasizes the role of loading strategies and circuit training to boost patients' gait, balance, strength, and power. Adaptability is key, as she discusses modifying exercises based on individual capabilities and goals. Her approach aims not only to improve physical health but also to enhance the overall hospital experience, making workouts engaging and enjoyable.

Dr. Julie Brauer discusses the importance of utilizing creative and functional approaches in fitness for older adults, emphasizing the ineffectiveness and impracticality of traditional fitness equipment. Learn how incorporating everyday objects can enhance therapy sessions and improve task specificity, especially for those with cognitive impairments. Discover upcoming courses and information on ICE Online Mentorship Program.

Dr. Julie Brauer shares insights from training for a 50k run and how it applies to working with older adults. Topics include embracing life's journey, enduring pain with community support, progression in patient exercises, and the power of saying yes and moving forward.

Dr. Julie Brauer shares insights on creating meaningful therapy sessions for older adults, emphasizing the emotional 'why' behind patient goals. She discusses the importance of understanding abilities and fears in movements, using real-life activities in therapy, and strategic planning for goal attainment through load adjustment. The episode offers practical tips for therapists working with this population.

Learn how to shift towards a fitness forward culture by showcasing progress, empowering patients, and mentoring colleagues. Explore the impact of aggressive messaging on relationships and discover strategies for creating a supportive fitness atmosphere. Find out how mentorship in healthcare can enhance patient care and performance through knowledge sharing and support.