1. To understand and differentiate between the various types of facial palsy, with a special focus on lower motor neuron (LMN) facial palsy. 2. To comprehend the etiology, pathophysiology and clinical features associated with LMN facial palsy. 3. To be able to conduct appropriate diagnostic tests to confirm LMN facial palsy and distinguish it from other neurological conditions. 4. To learn and apply the current best practice treatment protocols and rehabilitation strategies for patients suffering from LMN facial palsy. 5. To gain skills in communication and understanding the psychosocial aspects of dealing with patients and their families in managing and rehabilitation of LMN facial palsy.