by Ryan J. Stout | Jul 8, 2016 | All Blogs
Today.com posted a really neat article a couple of days ago about the use of dogs in physical therapy. Animal therapy isn’t super new in the field, but there’s a twist! All of the dogs have special needs (deaf, blind, three legged) — sounds like...
by Jill Eversmann | Mar 24, 2015 | All Blogs
Posted by Jill Eversmann (upcoming workshops), Speech Language Pathologist, Sign Language Instructor. Owner, SPEECH SIGNS, LLC. 1) Start with signs that motivate the child. For young children, these often revolve around food, drink and parents. Good ones to start...
by Ryan J. Stout | Jul 25, 2014 | All Blogs
During this webinar, “Medicare Coding, Billing, and Documentation for Outpatient Physical and Occupational Therapy,” Julie discusses how to classify current healthcare changes for documentation and the impact on outpatient practice in physical and occupational...
by Ryan J. Stout | Jul 17, 2014 | All Blogs
During this webinar “Therapeutic Exercise for Older Adults”, Michael discusses how to identify the most important types of exercise for older adults, helps you understand how to grade exercise for the older adults in recovery, and also gives you the secrets of proper...
by Ryan J. Stout | Jul 7, 2014 | All Blogs
During this webinar “Sensory on the Go: Quick Tips for Travel and Summer fun,” Lori discusses how to efficiently prepare for your summer travel with your child. Lori will evaluate summer plans and identify possible sensory, “Red Flags”. She will investigate the use of...
by Summit Marketing | Jul 1, 2014 | All Blogs
During this webinar, “Listen with your Eyes: Minimizing & Managing Meltdowns in Young Children with Autism,” Cindy discusses how to minimize and manage meltdowns using practical methods, self-regulation techniques, and proactive strategies for young...
