
4.5/5
5493 Ratings , 717 Reviews
Evidence-Based Strategies for Infant Positioning and Handling
Price:$219.99
According to the March of Dimes, in 2016 premature births increased for the first time in eight years to 9.6% or almost 1 in 10 babies. As therapists we are now confronted with even more medically complex infants many of which will suffer from motor, vision and language delays. It is critical that we as clinicians be equipped with the knowledge to influence development as early as possible as it will have a lasting effect throughout their entire life. Many therapists have been introduced to the benefits of using tummy time, however, many clinicians knowledge of strategies and benefits to havea lasting effect on many issues are limited.
In this course attendees will be able to look at the usesand benefits of tummy time on motor, vision, and language development. This course will specifically guide participants through demonstrations how tummy time has a direct correlation to motor activities such as crawling, jumping, catching a ball, hand writing, reading, drooling, feeding, articulation and vision. Participants will see the impact vision plays in all aspects of development and how tummy time is the first and best position to improve a baby's ability to use their eyes together. Attendees will also review documented case studies on how simple eye convergence exercises can impact how a child functions as they develop. Therapists will leave with the knowledge to educate parents of the benefits of tummy time that will empower them to follow through in this critical point in development.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Speech-Language Pathologists
4/5
Susan (MA) on Dec 02, 2025
there was overlapping sound streams in the latter part of the course when videos were playing making it hard to distinguish the current video
5/5
Dianna (TX) on Nov 21, 2025
carla demonstrated strategies well which was very helpful to see visually.
5/5
Amanda (MI) on Nov 19, 2025
i enjoyed this course. just some technical feedback.... the subtitles often did not match the audio, some times the video did not show because the camera was on the presenter instead of the screen, and there were times the camera angle did not allow us to see what the presenter was modeling.
5/5
Jeannette (CA) on Nov 17, 2025
i loved how many videos there were to give examples of what she was talking about but the audio was of a different video and very distracting at times. not all of the videos were shown on the online (not live) version.
5/5
Courtney (MO) on Nov 11, 2025
very engaging topic with great ideas
5/5
joanne (OK) on Nov 08, 2025
this course was excellent in describing vision issues and how to treat them. i am an older physical therapist and this information would've been very helpful many years ago. this course should be in every ptot and speech program around the country.
5/5
Jennette (IN) on Nov 08, 2025
i enjoyed the course and appreciated the hands on section. i'm an ot and i realize that the vision piece is so important.
4/5
Mallory (NC) on Nov 03, 2025
i think this course hype fixated on vision when that wasn't my sole purpose of taking the course in the first place. i feel like i missed out on some of the basic infant handling and positioning skills because of this
4/5
Clara (NY) on Oct 26, 2025
added to my knowledge of positioning
4/5
Erica (NY) on Oct 23, 2025
the captions were extremely off
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