Kovalchuk Serhii Mykhailovych

Work experience: 20 years

Education:

• Lviv State University of Physical Culture

Membership in associations, societies; attending conferences, thematic improvement courses:

• regularly attends courses on current topics in rehabilitation medicine, including occupational therapy in neurorehabilitation;
• actively participates in international events such as symposia on rehabilitation medicine and professor-led seminars on stroke rehabilitation;
• attends practical seminars focused on physical rehabilitation management for patients with organic brain damage and suspension therapy;
• Involved in professional forums like the "Stroke Academy."

Areas of professional development:

• constantly studies specialized literature and scientific-practical video materials, ensuring the updating of knowledge and the implementation of new methods in patient rehabilitation;
• conducts discussions and training for patients' relatives, as well as training for nursing and support staff on patient care during rehabilitation;
• pays special attention to the selection of means of movement and orthoses, as well as issues of adaptation of rooms where patients are located.

Priority areas in clinical practice:

• physical rehabilitation of patients after strokes, traumatic brain injuries, with autonomic dysfunctions, in multiple sclerosis, with Parkinson's disease, and following musculoskeletal injuries and illnesses.
• "In my work, I use an individual approach to each patient. I apply modern physical therapy methods aimed at restoring patients' mobility, such as: bed mobility, sitting, standing, and walking. I easily establish psychological contact with patients who have lost faith in themselves. My motto is: 'Never give up, move towards your goal!'"

Hobbies, favorite movies, books:

• "I spend my free time with family. I enjoy fishing, outdoor activities, and off-roading."

Doctor's advice:

• "Never give up and move towards your goal! Your recovery is a process that requires patience and effort, and each step brings you closer to better well-being. Regular exercises and physical activity will help restore mobility and improve your quality of life. Remember, your health is the result of your effort and the support of specialists!"