Treating people with an intellectual developmental disability (IDD)
Offered By: Campus - the Israeli National Project for Digital Learning via edX
Course Description
Overview
Individuals with Intellectual Developmental Disability (IDD) and their family face many difficulties in their lives.
The IDD Treatment Course is intended for parents, caregivers, and students in health professions. The course presents fundamental concepts in the field and describes several common syndromes. The course also presents the grim history of individuals with IDD and their situation across the world today.
Later, students will encounter individuals with IDD and the challenges they and their families face. After a description of currently accepted treatments such as Snoezelen therapy, physiotherapy, and occupational therapy, students will encounter directions in this field.
The course presents a person with IDD and provides students with a peek into his world, as an introduction to deepening their knowledge of this field.
Taught by
Meir Lotan
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