Ambulation, Activity, and AFOs 2: Advanced Hands-On Course in Washington, DC Amanda Hall, PT, MPT, PCS, has developed a framework for pediatric and neuro intervention including casting and orthotic design based on developmental kinesiopathology, differential diagnosis, manual therapy, and alignment for therapeutic gait. She has presented internationally and given dozens of lectures, and has even… Read more »
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Pediatric Vestibular Rehabilitation: Helpful Considerations for Clinicians Diagnosing Vertigo in Adults vs. Pediatric Patients
Inger Brueckner, MS, PT, ERI’s esteemed faculty member and vestibular rehabilitation expert, is eager to share with our community of therapists an informative article recently published in Italian Journal of Pediatrics that could be helpful when looking at a child vs. adult complaining of dizziness: Neurological Vertigo in the Emergency Room in Pediatric and Adult… Read more »
Strategies to Improve Self-Regulation and Executive Function in Your Students
Do you have students who have difficulty sitting still, initiating tasking, organizing assignments, or attending to the details of their work? Do they have difficulty applying active listening and memory strategies while in the classroom? ERI’s esteemed and veteran faculty member, Jocelynn B. Wallach, MS, OTR/L, will present her popular, 1-day live webinar for school-based… Read more »
A Look Back at 2022 – ERI’s Year in Review
Whew…what a year! So many exciting things happened at ERI in 2022. As therapists ourselves, we understand that finding new, effective ways to treat patients is a top priority. That’s why this past year we worked hard to bring you over 160 live webinars, and over a dozen in-person courses throughout the country. ERI continued… Read more »
10 Tips for New Therapists
Like any profession, transitioning from student to new grad clinician can be exciting and challenging for new health care providers. You’ll encounter new changes in your work and personal schedule and find yourself in an unfamiliar environment. As a new physical, school-based, speech or occupational therapist (OT), you’ll find yourself with plenty of questions as… Read more »