Athletes and non-athletes are frequently affected by elbow and wrist injuries. These injuries often occur from overuse/micro-trauma or macro-traumatic injury. The structures involved with injuries in […]

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 […]

The prevalence of shoulder pain in the general population is estimated as being between 15 and 20%. It is the second most common reason for individuals […]

  Pediatric feeding and swallowing problems that effect infants and children may be complex and often involve a combination of factors including issues that can make […]

Low back pain continues to be the most common and disabling musculoskeletal condition, and rehabilitation outcomes are still mixed due to the confusing multifactorialnature. Many clinicians […]

The purpose of the course is to provide understanding for the “why” behind some of the self-harm and alerting behaviors people with autism often engage in. […]

Even after years of schooling, clinical work, and supervision, treating suicidal clients can feel overwhelming and to be honest – downright scary. There isn’t any room […]

Have fun and learn activities you can put into practice right away. Strengthen your pediatric clients' executive function using evidence-based strategies that are concrete and easy […]

In a world where 1 in 36 school-age children in the U.S. is diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and many adults are being diagnosed for […]

High or low tone in the muscles interfere with active movements and milestones in the pediatric population. When tone is treated through the sensory systems, neuroplasticity […]