At the conclusion of Part 2, participants should be able to:

1. Use a multi-system approach to evaluating motor impairments.
2. Identify the variations of “normal” breathing patterns and discuss the efficiencies/inefficiencies for individual patient conditions.
3. Evaluate the need for and demonstrate appropriate neuromotor retraining techniques for patients with ineffective breathing/postural control strategies (health or participation deficits).
4. Participate in a live patient demonstration (if a patient is available) and suggest possible evaluation and treatment ideas based on the course material.
5. Design a targeted airway clearance program using the principles of mobilization, expectoration, and oral management.
6. Demonstrate airway clearance techniques, with an emphasis on manual assistive cough techniques, and apply an airway clearance algorithm to specific patient conditions.
7. Identify thoracic cage/spine restrictions as they pertain to breathing mechanics and postural control (a very brief introduction of chest wall restrictions). 
8. Evaluate the need for and demonstrate neuromotor retraining techniques to improve breath support for voicing and postural control (eccentrics). 
9. Suggest immediate ways to incorporate the concepts into therapy activities in your clinical setting.