Many school-aged children struggle with higher level motor skills that their peers have developed. These “clumsy” children may demonstrate difficulties with activities of daily living, handwriting, […]

Nearly 40% of U.S. adults experience vertigo at least once in their lifetime. Physical and occupational therapists have a key role in the evaluation and rehabilitation […]

Therapists working with pediatrics will regularly treat patients utilizing mobility devices including wheelchairs and medical strollers. It is imperative that clinicians be moderately familiar with seating […]

According to the Kaiser Family Foundation, children spend up to seven hours a day in front of a screen. Such exposure to screen time has compromised […]

When children’s nervous systems are activated, they’re engulfed in a flood of stress hormones, setting off a chain reaction. They experience feelings of unsafety, overwhelm, anger, […]

It has been estimated that one in six individuals have a neurological condition (PAHO, 2021). Neurological conditions are among the most complex diagnoses seen by practitioners. […]

Message from Your Presenter … No one ever said that working with children with autism, ADHD or sensory disorders is easy. Theo will only eat white […]

As the risk of natural disasters continues to rise and threaten the well-being of all people, individuals with Sensory Processing Disorders face specific challenges that may […]

Rehab providers talk about "the core" frequently, especially for their patients with spine and lower extremity dysfunction. However, there is a wide range of practice patterns […]

The SIPS (swallowing in pediatrics) course is designed to equip the feeding therapist with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills essential for evaluating and managing pediatric dysphagia […]