
4.2/5
529 Ratings , 59 Reviews
Utilizing Standing Devices for the Pediatric Patient
May 18, 2026 (3:00 PM to 5:00 PM US/Eastern)
Price:$99.99
Children who are non-ambulatory are at increased risk for orthopedic and other medical complications that can be painful and impair quality of life. The use of a stander has demonstrated positive medical benefits and can improve quality of life. This course will review the research on positive medical benefits of utilizing a stander as well as review strategies to prescribe appropriate equipment. The learner will be able to make appropriate recommendations and complete documentation upon completion of this course.
The content of this program is germane to children, students and clients ages 9 months-21 years old.
Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants
4/5
Hannah (MD) on Dec 02, 2025
when i started watching, it was difficulty to follow along. it wasn't until i started getting hands on training at work that this actually clicked. there is no substitute for physical handling the equipment.
3/5
Alyssa (IN) on Dec 01, 2025
poor video of the instructor- very dark instructor used a lot of filler words and was difficult to follow along with. appeared bored with the subject
3/5
MaryJo (FL) on Nov 28, 2025
good presentation of standing apparatus for pediatric population
4/5
Mallory (IL) on Nov 25, 2025
it was an informative course.
4/5
monica (MO) on Nov 19, 2025
i liked that she reviewed the various types of standers and their uses.
5/5
Natalie (TX) on Nov 19, 2025
great visual examples of standers and useful information provided from answering questions
4/5
Susanne (NJ) on Nov 16, 2025
great overview of standers and benefits of using standers for children.
4/5
Ellen (GA) on Nov 08, 2025
i strongly disagree with the prone standing portion of the course. prone, especially tilted past vertical into prone, is just not comfortable and no one would want to stand that way. it puts weight into the ball of the foot which is not where you would want it to stimulate upright posture. vertical standing was not covered. active standing with games was not covered. so many ways to get strengthening besides hanging someone past vertical forward. just no.
4/5
Kristin (MN) on Nov 06, 2025
very helpful info
4/5
Michelle (OH) on Nov 06, 2025
enjoyed the examples provided
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