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Hypes Barbara

Barbara Hypes, a pediatric physical therapist trained in both pediatric NeuroDevelopmental Treatment and baby treatment, has been teaching continuing education courses throughout the United States and Canada for over 20 years. Dealing primarily with topics related to the cerebral palsy and other neurologic disorders, her classes include general movement labs and cover such topics as treatment of hypotonia, using ball techniques for treatment, and treating the infant population.

In addition to her continuing education classes, Ms. Hypes has produced a series of educational DVDs and published a book, Facilitating Development & Sensorimotor Function, to assist therapists in the treatment of children. Also, her new book entitled Heads Up On Hypotonia will be published fall of 2008. Barbara Hypes received her Bachelor’s degree in 1981 from Indiana University in therapy. She has assisted in teaching the pediatric 8 week Neuro-Development treatment course and has contributed an appendix to the book Improving Upper Body Control-An Approach to Assessment of Tonal Dysfunction by Regi Boehme, and 2 sections of Parents Articles for Early Intervention. Ms. Hypes has worked in a variety of physical therapy programs in the Milwaukee area where she is currently in private practice treating all ages.

Barbara's course:

Three Day Intensive on Treating the Child with Hypotonia

What others are saying:

“Barbara continues to be excited about pediatric physical therapy and passionate about her treatments and it shows in the way she presents. This course was realistic, informative, and treatment-focused. As a new therapist, I am leaving this course with a lot of new treatment ideas that I can immediately apply to my caseload.”
Danika Nice, Physical Therapist

“Barbara delivers a brilliant and captivating seminar.”
Don Ludwig, Physical Therapy

“Barbara is a very dynamic speaker. She provides practical and meaningful information that is easy to understand. I can’t wait to apply my new found knowledge to my caseload.”
Laura Arduino, Physical Therapist