Educational Programs
The IETF facilitates educational programs in order to educate patients, caregivers, healthcare providers and the general public about essential tremor. Programs may cover the following topics: the diagnosis process, current treatment options, research, support groups, assistive technology, and more. Review the listings below for more information. You can also check our events to learn about other events and support group meetings.
Teleconferences
The International Essential Tremor Foundation is proud to present these teleconferences to help you better understand essential tremor. These teleconferences focus on a different aspect of essential tremor and are led by top experts in ET care and research.
Webinars
The IETF has developed a series of webinars on essential tremor narrated by movement disorder specialists who are leaders in the field. This webinar series was made possible by an educational grant from St. Jude Medical. Click on the video links below to launch the presentation of your choice.
The Diagnostic Process and Treatment Options
The Diagnosis of Essential Tremor
Coping, Alternative Therapies, and Devices for Essential Tremor
Treatment of Essential Tremor: Medications and their Effectiveness
Surgical Options for Essential Tremor
Essential Tremor: An Update on Research
Treatment of Essential Tremor with Botulinum Toxin
American Brain Coalition Webinar
“Neuroethics: The Responsible Use of Advances in Brain Science.”
The IETF is a member of the American Brain Coalition (ABC), an organization with more than 100 patient advocacy and voluntary health organization members, which seeks to advance the understanding of brain functions and to reduce the burden of brain disorders through education and public advocacy.
ABC hosted a webinar in May 2019 focused on “Confronting the Challenges in Brain Research.” It focused on the responsible use of advances in brain science. View Webinar
IETF Partner Educational Opportunities
Abbott
Virtual Community Health Talk:
Advancements and Treatment Options for ET.
Thursday, July 9, 2020
4:30 p.m. Central Time (US and Canada)
Join this virtual discussion to learn more about ET and hear about DBS therapy, including its benefits and risks, as an option for managing your symptoms.
Presented by Dr. Mwiza Ushe, head movement disorder specialist at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, MO.
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Meeting ID: 874 5824 3945
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Meeting ID: 874 5824 3945
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Virtual Community Health Talk:
Advancements and Treatment Options for ET.
Wednesday, July 15, 2020
6 p.m. Central Time (US and Canada)
Join this virtual discussion to learn more about ET and hear about DBS therapy, including its benefits and risks, as an option for managing your symptoms.
Presented by Dr. Sepehr Sani, neurosurgeon from Rush University Medical Center.
Zoom Meeting Link:
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Meeting ID: 857 4195 0537
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Meeting ID: 857 4195 0537
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