16–18 Oct 20263 days$1,188
Complex neurological cases rarely fail because of a single lesion.
They fail because the clinician is working without a complete map.
This course delivers that architecture.
Spanning the frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, insular, and cingulate cortices, you will build a working model of how large-scale brain networks generate behavior, regulate attention, coordinate movement, and fail in predictable patterns.
You will leave with a systematic examination approach and a set of rehabilitative strategies grounded directly in cortical and network-level neuroscience.
The Frontal-Parietal-Temporal Lobe Structure and Function course provides 25 credit hours of advanced post-graduate clinical education covering the functional anatomy, network architecture, and clinical examination of the cerebral cortex.
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All events in Cape Canaveral25 Credit Hours fortgeschrittene postgraduale klinische Weiterbildung.
$1,188
16–18 Oct 2026