Motion Sickness Programme Overview

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This document outlines the course objectives, outcomes, structure, and learning resources for a course to train fitness professionals to become gyro therapists to treat motion sickness. The course objectives are to provide knowledge and skills to diagnose and treat motion sickness. The course outcomes cover various topics related to motion sickness like the vestibular system, causes of motion sickness, treatment techniques, and professional conduct. The course structure provides 72 hours of theory and practical training with tests at the end of weeks one and two, and a final exam. Learning resources include a course manual, study guide, data sheets, and portfolio of evidence.

This material is protected by Copyright Law and may not be reproduced by any means or method
without the written consent of the author, Edward Gray
Course Objectives
The course is to give fitness trainers and health professionals the knowledge and skills to
operate as a Gyro Therapist that can effectively diagnose the severity of motion sickness and
prescribe and administer the Motion Sickness Desensitisation Programme.
Course Outcomes
1. Implement and manage a physical activity programme for individuals affected by
motion sickness, when travelling by road, air, or sea.
2. Demonstrate knowledge of the therapeutic environment and the context in which
physical activity takes place.
3. Visual and vestibular components of motion sickness.
4. Coriolis Force; Effect of direction of head movement on motion sickness.
5. Adaptation of VOR (vestibulo-ocular reflex) to Coriolis Stimulation.
6. Somatosensory input as to how it relates to motion sickness.
7. Understanding how Sensory Conflict or Neural Mismatch Theory affects training.
8. Countering performance degradation due to Sopite Syndrome.
9. Demonstrate ability to discern between the levels and causes of motion sickness.
10. Settings and adjustments of equipment.
11. Prohibitive injuries, mental and health conditions of patients that hinders treatment.
12. Demonstrate knowledge of the causes and effects of motion sickness.
13. Conduct and interpret pre-participation screening (PAR-Q).
14. Examination of patient. Diagnosis and Prognosis.
15. Effective treatment of 3 patients diagnosed with motion sickness.
16. Assess, evaluate and monitor motion sickness related components.
17. Physiological indicators of motion sickness.
18. Feedback and refer as it relates to physical activity.
19. Demonstrate exercise components pertaining desensitization of motion sickness.
20. Monitor progress of an individual on a self-paced motion sickness desensitisation
programme.
21. Biofeedback and use of HR monitor to measure anxiety and level of stress reduction.
22. Motivate and support participants in overcoming fear and anxiety.
23. Demonstrate administration and data capturing skills and the incorporation of IT
technology.
24. Manage, project and conduct oneself in a professional manner.

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Motion Sickness Programme Overview

1. This material is protected by Copyright Law and may not be reproduced by any means or method without the written consent of the author, Edward Gray Course Objectives The course is to give fitness trainers and health professionals the knowledge and skills to operate as a Gyro Therapist that can effectively diagnose the severity of motion sickness and prescribe and administer the Motion Sickness Desensitisation Programme. Course Outcomes 1. Implement and manage a physical activity programme for individuals affected by motion sickness, when travelling by road, air, or sea. 2. Demonstrate knowledge of the therapeutic environment and the context in which physical activity takes place. 3. Visual and vestibular components of motion sickness. 4. Coriolis Force; Effect of direction of head movement on motion sickness. 5. Adaptation of VOR (vestibulo-ocular reflex) to Coriolis Stimulation. 6. Somatosensory input as to how it relates to motion sickness. 7. Understanding how Sensory Conflict or Neural Mismatch Theory affects training. 8. Countering performance degradation due to Sopite Syndrome. 9. Demonstrate ability to discern between the levels and causes of motion sickness. 10. Settings and adjustments of equipment. 11. Prohibitive injuries, mental and health conditions of patients that hinders treatment. 12. Demonstrate knowledge of the causes and effects of motion sickness. 13. Conduct and interpret pre-participation screening (PAR-Q). 14. Examination of patient. Diagnosis and Prognosis. 15. Effective treatment of 3 patients diagnosed with motion sickness. 16. Assess, evaluate and monitor motion sickness related components. 17. Physiological indicators of motion sickness. 18. Feedback and refer as it relates to physical activity. 19. Demonstrate exercise components pertaining desensitization of motion sickness. 20. Monitor progress of an individual on a self-paced motion sickness desensitisation programme. 21. Biofeedback and use of HR monitor to measure anxiety and level of stress reduction. 22. Motivate and support participants in overcoming fear and anxiety. 23. Demonstrate administration and data capturing skills and the incorporation of IT technology. 24. Manage, project and conduct oneself in a professional manner.

2. This material is protected by Copyright Law and may not be reproduced by any means or method without the written consent of the author, Edward Gray Course Structure The course provides a scientific balance between learning theory and learning through practical experience and entails 72 hours of theoretical and practical training. The format of lessons starts with a theory discussion followed by a practical session to enhance learning and memory recall. During the course therapists observe the treatment of people with motion sickness and are expected to demonstrate their theoretical and practical knowledge on work done during the previous day’s session before commencement of the next session. During the course therapists have to treat 3 patients diagnosed with motion sickness under supervision of the instructor as part of their internship. Tests are written at the end of week one and two, with a final written and practical exam at the end of the course. Learning Resources Course manual, study guide, data capture sheets, and portfolio of evidence (PoE).

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