Sunday Conversations February 2023 - Pacing for PEM with OT and PT
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In this edition of Sunday Conversations, Amy Mooney, MS OTR/L, presented an occupational therapist's perspective of pacing for PEM. Amy described the essential strategies of pacing for PEM and demonstrated a framework to analyze activity and tasks within the limitations of PEM. Offering the physical therapist and ME/CFS (myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome) patient perspective, Melinda Maxwell and Sallie Rediske discussed physiological biofeedback strategies of pacing. This OT/PT team offered examples of how the pacing for PEM framework can support pwME and Long COVID as they engage in redefined meaningful and purposeful activities of daily living.
Slides for this presentation are avaliable to download at https://www.massmecfs.org/news-events....
This program is part of “Sunday Conversations with MassME,” a monthly speaker series with discussion on a wide variety of topics. For more information on this and future Sunday Conversations presentations, please check out https://www.massmecfs.org/news-events....
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
Amy Mooney
2:30 Amy: Overview of MECFS
10:39 Amy: Overview of OT/PT
14:35 Amy: OT/PT traditional guidelines
18:11 Amy: PEM sensitive guidelines
23:33 Amy: Symptoms, comorbidities, severities of MECFS
30:02 Amy: Pacing for PEM
34:30 Amy: Task & activity analysis
Sallie Rediske and Melinda Maxwell
37:20 Sally & Melinda: Heart rate biofeedback
Amy Mooney
59:55 Amy: Adaptation strategies & activity analysis
1:05:55 Amy: Adaptation and analysis examples
1:09:34 Amy: OT/PT guidelines for PEM
Comments and Questions
1:16:55 How to find knowledgeable OT/PTs
1:21:45 Tips for identifying PEM triggers
1:24:25 Cognitive triggers and heart rate
1:26:03 Balancing competing goals with ME
1:33:10 Comments and wrap-up
In this edition of Sunday Conversations, Amy Mooney, MS OTR/L, presented an occupational therapist's perspective of pacing for PEM. Amy described the essential strategies of pacing for PEM and demonstrated a framework to analyze activity and tasks within the limitations of PEM. Offering the physical therapist and ME/CFS (myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome) patient perspective, Melinda Maxwell and Sallie Rediske discussed physiological biofeedback strategies of pacing. This OT/PT team offered examples of how the pacing for PEM framework can support pwME and Long COVID as they engage in redefined meaningful and purposeful activities of daily living.
Slides for this presentation are avaliable to download at https://www.massmecfs.org/news-events....
This program is part of “Sunday Conversations with MassME,” a monthly speaker series with discussion on a wide variety of topics. For more information on this and future Sunday Conversations presentations, please check out https://www.massmecfs.org/news-events....
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
Amy Mooney
2:30 Amy: Overview of MECFS
10:39 Amy: Overview of OT/PT
14:35 Amy: OT/PT traditional guidelines
18:11 Amy: PEM sensitive guidelines
23:33 Amy: Symptoms, comorbidities, severities of MECFS
30:02 Amy: Pacing for PEM
34:30 Amy: Task & activity analysis
Sallie Rediske and Melinda Maxwell
37:20 Sally & Melinda: Heart rate biofeedback
Amy Mooney
59:55 Amy: Adaptation strategies & activity analysis
1:05:55 Amy: Adaptation and analysis examples
1:09:34 Amy: OT/PT guidelines for PEM
Comments and Questions
1:16:55 How to find knowledgeable OT/PTs
1:21:45 Tips for identifying PEM triggers
1:24:25 Cognitive triggers and heart rate
1:26:03 Balancing competing goals with ME
1:33:10 Comments and wrap-up
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